Days of Heaven
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- Richard Gere
- Brooke Adams
- Sam Shepard
- Linda Manz
- Robert J. Wilke
- Jackie Shultis
- Stuart Margolin
- Timothy Scott
- Gene Bell
- Doug Kershaw
Letterboxd User Reviews
- Jun 20, 2019
Shooting this movie for only 20 minutes a day to get the perfect light is insane but also totally worth it
Patrick WillemsJan 11, 2021Good idea to make every frame of a movie the most beautiful image of all time
brendan o'hareMay 22, 202092 "Wasn't no harm in him. You'd give him a flower, he'd keep it forever." Paradise lost.
SilentDawn - Jul 29, 2013
As much as I want to love Days of Heaven more (and don't get me wrong, it is arguably the most visually breathtaking film in Malick's catalogue), I can't help but feel the choppiness played out behind the scenes - literal years of editing and postproduction - manifest…
PTAbroJul 21, 2013Love and locusts will tear us apart.
Matt SingerSep 23, 2020The Director of Photography, Néstor Almendros, was going blind during production. Before each shot, he would have his assistant take a picture with a Polaroid camera and then would view it under a high-powered magnifying glass.
Hungkat - Feb 3, 2023
It’s impressive how you little Malick gives you about these characters but how deeply you come to know them.
Will SloanFeb 21, 2024Revisiting the films of Terrence Malick at the Flanaplex in a screening series we have have unfortunately called FLAMALICKFEST 2024 (no one is pronouncing it correctly, and I'm starting to think they're doing it on purpose) Over the course of the next two months, Kate,…
Mike FlanaganMar 25, 2014Film #182 of Make me watch your favourite. Recommended by Christopher TS. So there it is, my final Malick. This was the only one I hadn't seen and it is my favourite. By far. After seeing the Tree of Life I was sure that nothing could surpass that experience and I'm…
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The music, cinematography, and directing slapped. But I didn’t care for a single one if the characters and the little sister narrating was just done poorly and a bad choice imo. The last 30 minutes were the best section of the movie, but the ending dragged and dragged.
Some great cinematography and the shots of the fields were beautiful, but the plot didn’t really stand out in any way for me. There was no tension being built so when we got to the climax, it just fell kind of flat.
this is absolutely the most visually stunning film that i’ve ever seen, considering that it was shot with natural light nearly half a century ago; every frame is a masterpiece. excellent all-around, an engrossing watch full of biblical references and malick’s charms. beautiful
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Really beautiful cinematography, but the plot was so all over the place and the way the scenes were cut felt so jumpy and off. Didn’t like it
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3/9/26: Breathtaking. So soft and humble in story. So relaxed in display. A lovely film
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