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Comments (0) By M.V. Moorhead Wednesday, Jun 1 1994
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I quite enjoyed Little Buddha--I'd even consider seeing it again--because it was such a pretty, well-rendered show. But I enjoyed The Flintstones for reasons not very different. Being of a hopelessly Western mindset, I cling to the notion that Little Buddha, by virtue of its content, is intrinsically of greater importance than The Flintstones, even though a true Buddhist might tell me that the distinction between the two is an illusion. Dude.

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