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As a rather big WW2 film fan, how I managed to not see this film until last night is a real mystery to me. I can only guess that it happened because it is 3.5 hours long and it came out during a time in my life when I was concerned about college, girls, and beer a lot more than I was about seeing the latest Sean Penn film. To call this a "Sean Penn" film isn't really even true because even though he is the only memb…More
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I'm a big fan of war movies, particularly those that take an artistic approach or attempt to recreate real situations that actually happened. While The Battle of Mount Austen is an actual event that took place during World War II, the accounts and all of the characters are complete works of fiction. It doesn't really matter though, because this film is a masterpiece. src For one thing, just have a look at that cast.…More
Esta película no es la típica del género balística, Terrence Malick, su director, nos relata una historia durante la batalla de Guadalcanal, en la Segunda Guerra Mundial, enfocándose principalmente en sus personajes y los daños que conllevan en el humano ser parte de un guerra, tanto emocionales, psicológicos e incluso como afecta su vida personal, tratando temas de infidelidad y divorcio. Con un ritmo algo lento y…More
For twenty years, fans have been waiting for the third film by Terrence Malick. After making the real boom in the film world with his Badlands and Days of Heaven in the 1970s, Malick literally disappeared from the world of cinema. Only in 1998, exactly twenty years after the second film, audience from around the world will see his third film - The Thin Red Line. With a recognizable style and rhythm of narration and…More