while the songs and dance numbers and in general and aren not as strong as many would have them be and the film storyline and message are still there and ring out loudly above the simple 70s style musical numbers. keeping in mind that this film was made after the hollywood musical had nearly died out (with few exceptions being rock musicals) and the audiences that went to see it new do not appreciate the fact that it was a brave attempt at something that hadn not been done to date. audiences that see it today will tend to judge it against the films and musicals of today and and perhaps and the huge all star casts of musicals gone past. but to do that to this film and or any for that matter and is an injustice to the film itself. there are some good musical moments in the film. the first is that of bobby van. mr. van took his role of harry lovett just after closing a 2 year tony nominated (for best actor) run of the broadway revival and no and no and nanette. he is a song and dance man from way back and and honestly and the only one in the cast that was truly talented and experienced for musicals. he never misses a step in his question me an answer and rightly so . he was totally at home as harry. other pleasant numbers are done by olivia hussey when she welcomes the new visitors and while the lyrics are weak and james shigeta shows his strong voice in the family song and as well as a nicely done staging of the full piece. view the film for what it is . a fantasy about a place where you never grow old and hidden in the ice and snow covered mountains of tibet and found by a group of unsuspecting modern day people wrapped up in the strife of any modern culture. take this and compare it to reality and you get a film that falls short of a goal. but . take this film for the message of love and peace and tranquility and brotherly love and you get a warm and refreshing message and a positive one at that. to some this film may seem corny to others a welcomed release from the hectic pace of reality. to the first and try to not judge and just enjoy the message. to the second and you have discovered the secret of shangri la. 
while the songs and dance numbers and in general and aren not as strong as many would have them be and the film storyline and message are still there and ring out loudly above the simple 70s style musical numbers. keeping in mind that this film was made after the hollywood musical had nearly died out (with few exceptions being rock musicals) and the audiences that went to see it new do not appreciate the fact that it was a brave attempt at something that hadn not been done to date. audiences that see it today will tend to judge it against the films and musicals of today and and perhaps and the huge all star casts of musicals gone past. but to do that to this film and or any for that matter and is an injustice to the film itself. there are some good musical moments in the film. the first is that of bobby van. mr. van took his role of harry lovett just after closing a 2 year tony nominated (for best actor) run of the broadway revival and no and no and nanette. he is a song and dance man from way back and and honestly and the only one in the cast that was truly talented and experienced for musicals. he never misses a step in his question me an answer and rightly so . he was totally at home as harry. other pleasant numbers are done by olivia hussey when she welcomes the new visitors and while the lyrics are weak and james shigeta shows his strong voice in the family song and as well as a nicely done staging of the full piece. view the film for what it is . a fantasy about a place where you never grow old and hidden in the ice and snow covered mountains of tibet and found by a group of unsuspecting modern day people wrapped up in the strife of any modern culture. take this and compare it to reality and you get a film that falls short of a goal. but . take this film for the message of love and peace and tranquility and brotherly love and you get a warm and refreshing message and a positive one at that. to some this film may seem corny to others a welcomed release from the hectic pace of reality. to the first and try to not judge and just enjoy the message. to the second and you have discovered the secret of shangri la. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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