Days of Heaven
Drama • 1978 • 1 hr 34 min
Starring
Richard Gere, Brooke Adams, Sam Shepard, Linda Manz, Robert J. Wilke
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One of the most beautifully shot films of all time. Malick captures dreams
Warm honey sunset pours across the open And that all day tired catches you. But standing in the liquid living field Just breathing is enough
Amazing Drama that’s intoxicating and has mesmerising visuals. Great performances from the leads, superbly directed by Mallick
A visual delight that looks straight out of an impressionist painting. Beautifully shot, good narrative, great score and apocalyptic ending.
Achingly beautiful, just such an earnest and emotional film. A little slower paced but it’s great
The cinematography is utterly incredible. So mesmerizing, I hardly noticed the pacing and script issues that would have otherwise ruined it.
Interesting story that revolutionizes Hollywood in amazing cinematic visions with extraordiany sound design.
Days of Heaven was a visual feast for the eyes!
A gorgeously shot, and heart-breakingly tragic film by Malick. However, the pace may be a bit to slow for some.
Brilliant - and stunning visually, “the golden hour”
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