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Reviews

Days of Heaven

By Brian Holcomb

Malick puts the visual and aural emphasis on a vast, natural world that would be nothing more than a backdrop to the human story for most filmmakers, creating a breathtaking visual experience. [20 December 2007]

Days of Heaven (1978)

By Michael Buening

Terrence Malick's 1978 film leaves you with the ache of paradise briefly felt and then remembered. [18 April 2006]

The New World (2005)

By Cynthia Fuchs

The New World is ambitious and gorgeous, the landscape serving as a kind of objective correlative for characters' cravings and astonishments. [23 December 2005]