Tree Of Life, de Terence Malick

Et meme le plus secret de toutes les dimensions dans le multivers!

Ah sinonn pourquoii pas, yes, peut etre trés interessant, à voiir!

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Et meme le plus secret de toutes les dimensions dans le multivers!

Et ben moi aussi avec Inception c'est mon film le plus attendu de 2010, tant je vénère tous les films de Malick, pour l'instant un sans faute, éspèrons que ça continue.

La Ligne Rouge était pour moi un chef d'oeuvre,moins aimé le nouveau monde par contre(mais ca reste un bon film).Donc ouais curieux par ce film

Heathcliff a écrit:

Avec Inception, le nouveau film de Terence Maclick sera le film le plus attendu des cinéphiles (en tout cas pour moi oui ) pour cette année 2010.

Me too

J'adore ce que fais Malick et Tree Of Life et deja un futur pelerinage

J'ai vu sur allo que le film ne sortirait qu'en novembre aux états-unis...nom de diou que c'est long...et on sait toujours pas s'il ira à Cannes

ça peut le faire.j'adore Malick,donc je ne pense pas être déçu.

Hop photos.

news toute fraiche, Brad Pitt en parle un peu.

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Sondage.

Sondage => grosse attente for me !!!

Il y aurait eu une projection confidentiel avec le film à 97 prct terminé, et on dit que c'est le meilleur film de Malick depuis Badlands :

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[Malick] screened it to an audience of about thirty, and it’s literally 97% done. Our boss was able to see it, and called it the best film of his since “Badlands.” Emmanuel Lubezki was in attendance, as was some vfx gurus (one of which was my boss).

It will not make Cannes. The visual effects aren’t done, but the footage that we’ve worked on is near complete. The reason for the delay in post is because of the amount of detail IMAX 70 MM requires. I can assure you that the results are worth the wait.

Our house is referring to [the 70MM IMAX footage] as “Voyage of Time.” I don’t know if it will be a separate documentary. Terrence has made sure that we work on footage without knowing too much of the plot or reason behind it. It’s always about a feeling or an emotion. He is definitely the most interesting director we’ve had the pleasure of working with, and probably the only who’s interacted with the digital artists themselves. He has never settled for results less than immaculate, but is humble and patient about it.

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et on dit que c'est le meilleur film de Malick depuis Badlands

pour moi Badlands est son moins bon (mais excellent quand même)
Je savais pas qu'il était considéré comme son meilleur. En tout cas c'est encourageant.

Et bah voila tu vois comme quoi encore une fois, on a tous nos appréciations quoi qu'on fasse

Tayelore a écrit:

Il y aurait eu une projection confidentiel avec le film à 97 prct terminé, et on dit que c'est le meilleur film de Malick depuis Badlands :

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[Malick] screened it to an audience of about thirty, and it’s literally 97% done. Our boss was able to see it, and called it the best film of his since “Badlands.” Emmanuel Lubezki was in attendance, as was some vfx gurus (one of which was my boss).

It will not make Cannes. The visual effects aren’t done, but the footage that we’ve worked on is near complete. The reason for the delay in post is because of the amount of detail IMAX 70 MM requires. I can assure you that the results are worth the wait.

Our house is referring to [the 70MM IMAX footage] as “Voyage of Time.” I don’t know if it will be a separate documentary. Terrence has made sure that we work on footage without knowing too much of the plot or reason behind it. It’s always about a feeling or an emotion. He is definitely the most interesting director we’ve had the pleasure of working with, and probably the only who’s interacted with the digital artists themselves. He has never settled for results less than immaculate, but is humble and patient about it.

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MY GOD déja que La Ligne Rouge m'avais foutue par terre viteeeeee qu'il sorte, qu'on ai une bande-annonce...kekchooooseee...n'importe quoi

trop bien mon smiley nan?

http://www.slashfilm.com/2010/06/30/more-turbulence-for-distributor-apparition-what-does-this-mean-for-terrence-malicks-tree-of-life/

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http://www.slashfilm.com/2010/07/06/terrence-malicks-the-tree-of-life-scores-pg-13-rating/

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Saw TREE OF LIFE the other night at work and it really is amazing. Hypnotic, more like. I won't give anything about it away here, but yes it is long and there has already been talk in the news about Malick releasing it, then re-cutting it, then re-releasing it, etc.

The main bulk of the film is about his childhood growing up in Texas (reels 3-7 out of 9!). The "creation" footage is outstanding, absolutely jawdropping, and does indeed feel like 2001 - a lot of the effects are practical and your eyes can see that, which makes it really fascinating to watch. I don't have a problem with the creation footage being connected to his boyhood, after all, most boys love dinosaurs, so that's how I looked at it.

The story is framed around the death of his middle brother (in Korea?? We never know) and is a reflection on the circle of life, the evolution of life out of the mess of the Big Bang, but also about life itself (the strained relationship with his severe father, a stunning performance by Brad Pitt, just stunning), and the end of the Universe. I still haven't given anything away that hasn't already been said in the press. The film just has to be seen to be believed! One feels like a child again, seeing the world through young wide eyes.

Yes, it is finished! I believe it releases in October but it may be a limited release. And yes again it's about 3 hours! There is talk of a cut down version, which Malick did for New World as well, but nothing confirmed.

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