Erik: Thanks for posting. This is Malick with all the quirk stops pulled out. To fully appreciate the *Deadhead Miles* script and/or film it helps to have some...
Hi folks, just thought I'd forward this query from David (on the FILM-PHILOSOPHY discussion list {to which I also belong}) on the basis that someone here might...
michaelP - I have always wondered about this music cue, myself. The song sounds like it *could* come from a lost movement from Carl Orff's shlockfest, CARMINA...
Vanvutu, thanks for this; I'll forward your reply to the film-philosophy list, if that's OK. regards michaelP michaelP - I have always wondered about this...
michaelP- I did some more searching and found this at Amazon, wherein it lists the music cue for the burning house as "Passion": "Unfortunately, there never...
http://www.summit-ent.com/production.php?subj=4&sel_page=172 (seemingly major spoilers in the plot synopsis as it goes on) This is excellent news as far as the...
On the plot synopsis: Boy, talk about your family values! One can't help but wonder how autobiographical this film is. Malick had to get his unique and loving...
Well, I finally broke down and bought the album by Explosions in the Sky called "Those Who Tell the Truth Shall Die, Those Who Tell the Truth Shall Live...
... Just wanted to let people know that I've had the chance to view the extended cut now (I got an advance copy for an article I'm writing). I don't have time...
... It is the original trailer, not sure if any of those shots made it into the "Extended Cut" yet (about to view it), but here you have a few shots that *are*...
I have created a Twine for Malick. A Twine is like a collective blog where anyone can post related items (pictures, articles, videos, web sites, posts, etc.)...
Perhaps this is shameless self-promotion, however I have recently made a film called 'Life on the Cam' (14 minutes) about river folk on the Cam, in Cambridge,...
Back by Midnight podcast <http://www.blogtalkradio.com/Back-By-Midnight/2008/10/29/Interviews%20> has an interview with Jack Fisk and a discussion of TNW:TEC...
Paradise By VARIETY STAFF The peripatetic life of filmmaker Michael Almereyda ("Happy Here and Now," "Hamlet") is captured in glorious fragments forming a...
I like Almereyda's *Nadja* from 1994, and apparently David Lynch, who we know was a former AFI classmate of Malick's, likes his work too, because he played a...
Angela, I know you're only interested in Almereyeda because he's from Kansas, of all places. Another Malick tie-in, if we play the degrees of separation game,...
I just uploaded Malick's other interview to the Files section of this board. Christine Lui, the founder and owner of this board, actually has another 1975...
... in ... If anyone cares, the article below described what went on: http://www.allaboutfilm.com/filmmakers/terrence-malick-interview.html October 24th, 2007 ...
Tuan: Thank you for posting the Malick interview. Great present for the holidays. I also checked out the YouTube links to your favorite film of 2008, and read...
... credits uses--did anyone else notice? I'd be interested to ... I actually really liked this film. It's not as feel-good-y as it may seem, despite some...
Angela - Thank you for your reply. I am glad my post piqued your interest in checking this film out. The trailers emphasize the horror elements -- and they are...
Thanks Bilge for the mini-review on Benjamin Button. You're a critic that I trust and I was on the fence about that one. It's great that people are checking in...
Was looking through a recent issue of the New York Review of Books and saw an ad for what for me anyway was a new book on Malick. Titled simply Terrence...
If there was ever a time where one should read the book before the movie, simply because it's a great book, "Revolutionary Road" may well be that time. The...
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