The New World

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Looks beautiful. What a great fit for him. Malick is very good at capturing the mystical journeys. Looking forward to it.
 
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[quote author=DvPixl link=board=movies;num=1102585455;start=0#4 date=12/12/04 at 08:10:29]not colin farrel again. argh. [/quote]

Exactly what I thought. I think they're trying to prove he doesn't have to be Irish by making him play as many different nationalities as possible.

Also, I almost always hate historically-based movies because they get so revisionist.
 
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[quote author=acoreasc link=board=movies;num=1102585455;start=0#2 date=12/09/04 at 16:50:03]Not only is it Malick, but Emmanuel Lubezki is shooting it! [/quote]


hehe...chivo
 
I saw this finally on DVD. I wish I had seen it on the big screen. This is a gorgeous film. Didn't care for the story but the images--pure art. I liked the pacing too.
 
I had the chance to see it on the big screen, Mallik does a brilliant job. The images are spectacular and rich.
Great all around performances.
 
Visually, this movie was great. But the pacing was a bit slow for my taste and I found myself fidgeting and checking my watch. This coming from someone who loved The Constant Gardener.
 
Glad I saw it at the theatre. I had goose bumps throughout: a sure sign I was truly enjoying the film...........
The cinematography was perfect, beautiful music.........
It was more like a poem than a film tho... The anti-epic so to say.
 
this film is truly amazing. At times it does give you goose bumps. For me i got the same experience when watching something as good as Schindlers list......which when watching at times you stop for a second and go "oh ****....this is really what it was like.....i am watching history unfold." Movies such as these show the incredible power film can have.

The whole film is one epic masterpiece....the music, direction, acting, ...everything.

Also...i've never seen a film that showed such a high regard for nature....or the natural world as it must have been and the indian way of life. It makes you regret what has happened over the course of the last few centuries.

Malick is one talented fellow.
 
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