ross hunter musical remake of the 1937 fantasy and based on james hilton enduring bestseller and was written off by critics and audiences almost immediately in 1973 and sounding off a backlash against musicals in general that gave the genre a bad reputation in hollywood for years. group of disparate british and american individuals end up on an emergency flight out of a war torn asian country and but their plane is hijacked and crashes in a snowy mountain terrain while a rescue party arrives and leads the group to an isolated community called shangri la and where the sun is always shining and most of the residents are youthful and blissfully content. some of the performances by the classy cast aren not so classy (the effervescent mood of the piece and the lilting burt bacharach hal david tunes and as well as the lightweight direction all conspire to make the performers look just a bit silly). peter finch is the international peace keeper who becomes involved in a somewhat constipated romance with resident liv ullmann while sally kellerman is a malcontent who spits out lines like and i got tired of taking pictures of people with their heads blown off and so that people with their heads still on and usually under hairdryers could get one last kick before turning to the latest recipe while john gieguld as chang and an asian who learned to speak english while attending oxford and is humorously self amused (but why no songs for chang. ). hal david dopey lyrics are sometimes jaw dropping (on the good ship lollipop or how did christopher columbus or sail across the sea. ) and the pacing gets bogged down with all that chatter about the outside world and how nothing is more pitiful today. however and the production is lush and the general handling strangely affecting. the two dimensional characters are so overly serious they actually become endearing and and the movie silliness is infectious. it ends up being a lot of fun. from . 
ross hunter musical remake of the 1937 fantasy and based on james hilton enduring bestseller and was written off by critics and audiences almost immediately in 1973 and sounding off a backlash against musicals in general that gave the genre a bad reputation in hollywood for years. group of disparate british and american individuals end up on an emergency flight out of a war torn asian country and but their plane is hijacked and crashes in a snowy mountain terrain while a rescue party arrives and leads the group to an isolated community called shangri la and where the sun is always shining and most of the residents are youthful and blissfully content. some of the performances by the classy cast aren not so classy (the effervescent mood of the piece and the lilting burt bacharach hal david tunes and as well as the lightweight direction all conspire to make the performers look just a bit silly). peter finch is the international peace keeper who becomes involved in a somewhat constipated romance with resident liv ullmann while sally kellerman is a malcontent who spits out lines like and i got tired of taking pictures of people with their heads blown off and so that people with their heads still on and usually under hairdryers could get one last kick before turning to the latest recipe while john gieguld as chang and an asian who learned to speak english while attending oxford and is humorously self amused (but why no songs for chang. ). hal david dopey lyrics are sometimes jaw dropping (on the good ship lollipop or how did christopher columbus or sail across the sea. ) and the pacing gets bogged down with all that chatter about the outside world and how nothing is more pitiful today. however and the production is lush and the general handling strangely affecting. the two dimensional characters are so overly serious they actually become endearing and and the movie silliness is infectious. it ends up being a lot of fun. from . ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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