See About archive blog posts. In an early scene in ‘The Tree of Life,’ the new movie by Terrence Malick, an authoritarian patriarch played by Brad Pitt disrupts a family dinner to instruct his ...

How does one watch Terrence Malick's "The Tree of Life"? That is the question. Malick's domestic epic is the most talked-about movie of the summer, and surely the most divisive -- a two-hour-and ...

F. Engels The Tree of Life, the new film by independent American filmmaker Terrence Malick, is a largely muddleheaded and implicitly misanthropic work that also includes a number of exquisite images.

More meditation than movie, Terrence Malick’s “The Tree of Life” is bound to mystify, awe and exasperate in equal measures. Another profoundly inspired and visually scrumptious multi-year ...

Filmmaker Terrence Malick isn’t known for being forthcoming ... Malick’s latest two films, The Tree of Life and To the Wonder, are remarkably autobiographical. Above all, though, The Tree ...

And who, ask the children raised on Spielberg and Michael Bay, is Terrence Malick? This morning’s world premiere of Malick’s The Tree of Life — hands down the most avidly anticipated film at ...

Writer-director Terrence Malick’s The Tree of Life is many things to many people: a ponderous exercise in non-linear storytelling, a triumph of elliptical moviemaking that just happens to star ...

Terrence Malick has secretly been working on an extended version of “The Tree of Life,” which will be included by the Criterion Collection as a supplement to an enhanced special-edition Blu ...

Terrence Malick’s “The Tree of Life” is insufferable: interminable, madly repetitive, vague, humorless, grandiose. It is also, astoundingly, one of the great lyric achievements of the screen ...

I can barely express how much I adore the first three films by Terrence Malick ... ll see a more spontaneous Malick in that one. For now, though, while “The Tree Of Life” is gorgeous ...

That would certainly be offensive. In the context of such al dente American movies, Terrence Malick’s The Tree of Life is gleefully belligerent, an act of rank insubordination in the heart of ...