Endless singing, endless poetry

Bulah 2022-04-04 09:01:08

Terrence Malik's understanding of the image has reached a state of perfection. The characters in the film with different but seemingly the same characteristics seem to become a background for the film's content. This concept seems to be traced back to Antonioni, rather than a nonlinear narrative, interrupted and disordered. The words seem to have Godard's shadow. As for the content of the film, it seems that Terrence's usual cliché is suspected, the relationship between people, the relationship between people and the environment, and the relationship between people and beliefs. Just in a different form. Poetry is poetry, and singing is also a form. No matter how far the concept of the story is expanded, it is necessary to consider whether it can avoid the fact that the meaning is ambiguous. Emmanuel Lubezki is an excellent photographer. He and Terrence Malik are a natural match. The composition, lighting and atmosphere of each scene in the film show his understanding of the director's intentions. There are few photographers in the world who can do this.

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  • Frederic 2022-03-31 09:01:10

    It's hard to see me sitting in a hundred different positions in the cinema. If it weren't for the background music and the color of the shots I'd be really impatient. Ronney's paralyzed face and unsightly voice are killing me.

  • Chad 2022-03-30 08:01:02

    "After years of holding back a piece of shit" series. It's so boring and unpredictable to be able to make a polyamorous love, so probably only Mr. Malick can do it. All kinds of handheld + super wide-angle, the cast is basically the Hollywood popular Mesozoic, plus sister Rooney's voice is full of deep monologues, and all kinds of sexual cues that are not obscure at all, Grandpa Malik made this film Probably just want to encourage myself: I can still fly before I am old...

Song to Song quotes

  • Faye: "Every kiss felt like half of what it should be."

  • [Last line]

    Faye: This. Only this.