Billand Abbyare a young couple who live and work in the name of brother and sister in Chicago. They want to get rid of poverty and hard work and travel to the South. Along with them is the little girl Linda. They found a job on a farm in Texas, where they harvested wheat. After the wheat harvest, the rich and handsome farmerinvites them to stay because he has fallen in love with Abby deeply. When Bill and Abby discovered that the farmer was terminally ill and only had a year to live, they decided to let Abby accept his marriage proposal in order to obtain his inheritance. When the expected death did not come, things quietly changed, and Abby's feelings for the farmer became true, and what should Bill do.
Days of Heaven movie plot
2021-12-21 08:01
Extended Reading
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Trystan 2022-04-21 09:02:30
In general, Malick's early works are fresh, natural and meaningful, and with his profound photography skills, it is easy to produce great works. The story is similar to Badlands, but it's more restrained, restrained, and the camera is more difficult.
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Bennie 2022-04-24 07:01:14
Extreme realism Natural exquisite naturalism Armando's photography poetic interpretation of heaven The composition of the light is delicate and charming The multiple shots give goosebumps. Many people talk about the film and praise Armando's photography and criticize the script. But through the extremely meticulous description of nature and the music, the side narrative film is a poetic image, like the real life, the hell-like fire, the demon-like locusts, and the heaven is extremely shocking
Days of Heaven quotes
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Linda: Are we gonna stay?
Bill: If she wants to.
Linda: You'd rather go?
Bill: I'd rather be the King of Siam.
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Linda: He was tired of livin' like the rest of them - nosin' around like a pig in a gutter. He wasn't in the mood no more. He figured there must be somethin' wrong with 'em - the way they always got no luck - and they oughta get it straightened out. He figured some people need more than they got, other people got more than they need. Just a matter of gettin' us all together.