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Re: Badlands (Malick, 1973)
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July 31, 2009, 08:13:PM »
I don't know how you could have disliked
The New World
since it is made in the same spirit as
The Thin Red Line
. Having said that, I think maybe its a good thing you're staying away from TTRL because as much as I love that film, I will admit it is not for all tastes and requires your complete attention.
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Re: Badlands (Malick, 1973)
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Quote from: fizz on July 31, 2009, 08:13:PM
I don't know how you could have disliked
The New World
since it is made in the same spirit as
The Thin Red Line
. Having said that, I think maybe its a good thing you're staying away from TTRL because as much as I love that film, I will admit it is not for all tastes and requires your complete attention.
I second that. I too don't think it for casual viewing. You will have to sink yourself in it and gibe it your fullest attention to appreciate it.
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Re: Badlands (Malick, 1973)
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July 31, 2009, 08:28:PM »
In regards to
Think Red Line
, I've also tried reading the book two years back, and I couldnt finish it.
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July 31, 2009, 08:39:PM »
Quote from: ayaa1977 on July 31, 2009, 08:17:PM
Quote from: fizz on July 31, 2009, 08:13:PM
I don't know how you could have disliked
The New World
since it is made in the same spirit as
The Thin Red Line
. Having said that, I think maybe its a good thing you're staying away from TTRL because as much as I love that film, I will admit it is not for all tastes and requires your complete attention.
I second that. I too don't think it for casual viewing. You will have to sink yourself in it and gibe it your fullest attention to appreciate it.
And that is the point - the pay off for all your attention is profound. Its not the easiest film to see, but certainly, the reward I get from seeing it (or any Malick film for that matter) is just worth it and I would rather watch his films than any others. His films just annihilate my senses!
Mad, I've never read the book, but I think but I've heard its not very easy to go through. This is the reason I've avoided it as well.
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I wanna watch The New World at Shreqs place.
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No chance. Atleast not for a while.
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I dont think I understand
Terrance Malick
films. I find them very tedious and boring to watch. For its time this movie might have been a revelation but it doesnt hold up at all now. It is like a sedated
Natural Born Killers
, yes
Martin Sheen
as a loose cannon is great but it just didnt work for me.
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Just finished watching
Badlands
. While it was an interesting piece of cinema, it didn't speak to me the way it is generally described: as poetic, lyrical, etc. Martin Sheen and Sissy Spaceck are wonderful, and the movie does an excellent job of presenting them observed, but with the fairytale-like viewpoint of Spaceck's character. I found the movie disengaging though. It also seemed odd that their killing spree consisted of only 5 people, really. Of course, I say this having being numbed by the likes of
Natural Born Killers
, which in turn probably owes some to this movie.
Overall, beautiful movie with good performances. But I'm not floored.
My Rating --> 3 of 5
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