A most beautiful reflection...no one could bring a better reflection upon a reflection than Terence Malick and Nick Cave...your choices of images and musical commentary could not be better. Thank you
So many shots of people being sad on beaches and close-ups of grass? did you not like your choices? this sounds kind of snarky. I happen to like the accompanying video as done, but if you don't there are so many choices in these films. Or if you were criticizing the director in so saying, there are many others of those you can dedicate your time to. Then again....maybe it was an attempt at humor which evades me given the spiritual vibe of your post. I am a subscriber of yours, and also an appreciator of Mallick's work. Well done, imho.
They have about as much in common as pizza and caviar. If visually pleasing shots and unconventional narratives make two infinitely different filmmakers the same to you, then you are really not in the position to deem malick's work as "lacking substance"
Nice attempt but I think the musical choice was awful. For some people (people like me) it is really hard to watch something and at the same time try to abstract ourselves from the fact that, in a completely unrelated manner, we're hearing someone's voice. It just ruins the whole thing (for me). I would have definitely used something instrumental.
Because the whole point of this "Minutes" series is using music not found in the directors' films, but instead relates to the themes, aesthetics, and moods found in their work. In this instance, both Malick and Cave have grown increasingly spiritual and religious in their work, as well as embracing less linear/more freeform approaches to narrative.
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Terrance Malick. A true artist in every sense of the word.
Terrence Malick is beatiful. Terrence Malick is magical.
A most beautiful reflection...no one could bring a better reflection upon a reflection than Terence Malick and Nick Cave...your choices of images and musical commentary could not be better.
Thank you
This video became a core memory of mine and with it I discovered my love for Terrence Malick's films. Thank you so much, I wish you well.
I come back and watch this every so often. My favorite Director
Excellent work. The music selection is spot on
Thank you so much for this. Perfect song selection, perfect edit.
My God alxqnn this is stunning! Thank you so much
The meaning of life itself, thanks ❤🔥
Beautiful
Beautiful this deserves much more views!
Bravo, Amazing Work, kayf
wow. thank you for this. beautiful compilation. 💙
Bro amazing edit .....love ur work
BEATIFUL LIFE
MALICK IS A SUCH BEATIFUL GOD
Wonderful.
spot on
Thank you for this!
Great great job !
Thank you...
great pairing
A deep philosophy behind the films..
Magic.
Perfect !!!
The life of tree
Best movie of the decade 💯
Oh man, I love Jurassic Park!
Don't forget transformers!
being the 667 like on this video made me feel ........... well you know.
What movie is the clip from 1:32?
the tree of life
Kick ass
So many shots of people being sad on beaches and close-ups of grass? did you not like your choices? this sounds kind of snarky. I happen to like the accompanying video as done, but if you don't there are so many choices in these films. Or if you were criticizing the director in so saying, there are many others of those you can dedicate your time to. Then again....maybe it was an attempt at humor which evades me given the spiritual vibe of your post. I am a subscriber of yours, and also an appreciator of Mallick's work. Well done, imho.
He’s Nicholas winding refn without the substance. Fight me.
They have about as much in common as pizza and caviar. If visually pleasing shots and unconventional narratives make two infinitely different filmmakers the same to you, then you are really not in the position to deem malick's work as "lacking substance"
Nice attempt but I think the musical choice was awful. For some people (people like me) it is really hard to watch something and at the same time try to abstract ourselves from the fact that, in a completely unrelated manner, we're hearing someone's voice. It just ruins the whole thing (for me). I would have definitely used something instrumental.
Why not use one of Malik's own tracks? Sorry but a thumbs down/poor effort from me.
Because the whole point of this "Minutes" series is using music not found in the directors' films, but instead relates to the themes, aesthetics, and moods found in their work. In this instance, both Malick and Cave have grown increasingly spiritual and religious in their work, as well as embracing less linear/more freeform approaches to narrative.