I never heard that the SS was in Tibet?! The SS was never in Tibet!!! The writers Mr. Reiff and Mr. Voris doesn't know anything about History. It's look like that the writers has search some bad guys for this movie and so they remember about her High School time and they have heard about a war in the 1940 and so they take some German bad guys. Very Bad investigated!!!!!!
shareThat was the least of their worries. Could it have killed them to hire some writters, no wait, people with common sense?!! We're in the subway tunnel -OH WAIT, now we're in a subway techno garage! Oh wait now we're in a neo-nazi science lab!!! I swear to god - I NEVER walk out in movies and I would've on this "cinematic gem" if it wasn't for the $9.50 I paid to get in and the fact that this movie was so laughably bad. Next time the commercials should indicate how much the movie blows chunks; It makes it much easier to avoid. -Wolfman Jack
shareActually SS did infiltrate Tibet if YOU did YOUR research thoroughly, its about the only thing in this movie that IS linked to a historical event that is true.
And... come ON!!! what do you EXPECT?!!! With the set changes that is.... thats why this movie's genre included sci-fi... if anybody with half a brain wanted to see something 'real' than they wouldn't go see this movie in the first place... because the title itself would've told you, you ain't getting it!!
(Now i'm just defending this film because i WAS right... you DON'T have anything intelligent to say, and don't go coming back with Cr#p like... "well you're not intelligent either" because on top of sounding about 4, I never claimed that what I say/said or WILL say is intelligent...)
The most thing I hate in Bulletproof Monk was when the nazi mastermind shouted in the beginning of the movie:
"Monk! Monk!"
Remember this? Well, what did they expect it to be? That scene was VERY cheesy.
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yes the SS where in Tibet! But this movie is a complete lie and revision of Truth and historically fact!
THe SS came into tibet to study its culture and respected its people,in fact an SS officer taught the Dali Lama and the 2 became very good friends!
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The Swastika is also used in Tibetan Mysticysm, which could explain the welcoming.
shareMore specifically, they were in Tibet to learn and understand the roots of the Aryan race, which came from the Indo-Chinese regions. They were hoping to discover in the Monasteries' texts hidden knowledges or insights into their racial purity and cultural superiority so that the Germans could eventually reimpliment it into their culture.
Most of their expeditions were rather unfruitful and for obvious reasons.
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"Seven Years in Tibet"
well this one is directed towards you milhouse but someone already mentioned "Seven Years in Tibet."]
this is for everyone else that say this movie is not based upon fact and is not real...
...IT'S BASED OFF A F***in COMIC BOOK.
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never no milhouse, thier are prolly nazis in america at that time. and now.
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