Badlands

Simple and complex at the same time. It follows a young couple in the southwest on the run from the law after making a huge mistake.

Beautifully shot, well written deep characters, and a bleak and sad story told with deft direction from Malick

Masterpiece from Malick! Bad boy and not so bad girl go on crime-spree road trip.

Sheen plays best ever psychopath on murder spree; based on real killer C Starkwether, eventually executed. Spacey is clueless girlfriend.

Definitely need to watch again. Stunning visually.

One of my favorites. The acting is great and the actors fit their characters perfectly, just as beautiful as usual for Malick

I loooove this movie, one of the very best by Malick. Slow, meditative and beautifully crafted.

I had higher expectations, but it does a good job of portraying mindless violence. Just don't watch it with super-high expectations.

Ik it's a classic and all. It was good. But like most road movies its about the journey but this journey felt already used many times.

It’s beautiful to look at and Spacek’s talent seems otherworldly but it’s kind of slow and the ending is kind of blah.

Similar themes to Bonnie and Clyde with a naive/ psychopathic character contrast. A movie to see if you're interested in a thrill.

Incredible road movie crime drama, brilliant performance from the leads and a visual feast from Malick. Must see cinematic masterpiece

Was honestly just boring. Great acting tho. Felt really empty - like they took every other page of the script and scrapped it or something

Cleverly written, poetic and haunting in a good way, this was one hell of a start for Terrence Malick, and showed us the excellence to come.

"In 1959 a lot of people were killing time. Kit and Holly were killing people."

Masterful film - the cinematography is gorgeous.

Beautifully shot, part of the Malick Three Peat (Days of heaven and Thin Red Line). Great Martin sheen performance

Classic Bonnie/Clyde theme. Just shows how far charm can take you

Observational in an otherworldly sense that even Malick has never been able to replicate. Every still is a visual epitaph.

An accomplishment in subtle deep meaning through straightforward storytelling. Splendid cinematography and accompanying score. 5/5.