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Creative review by Martin Hutchinson. Viewed at the Arlington Theater, Santa Barbara.
If you ever doubted the power of images over words, look no further than Terrence Malick’s latest opus
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I like that you made a photo review for this film. That’s what it deserves! I made one too. I’m not sure what you mean by the power of images. It’s just random visual power the way the movie is constructed. Maybe that’s the point.
I liked this review especially because i am so into visuals. I believe you making a visual review to a movie just represents the power of films and all of the images produced by them. The pictures you chose for this review gave the perfect effect of what was felt in the film. It shows emotion that the main character went through with this women you see in the images posted. also it can symbolize how he was alone and then found someone to spend time with and to do all of the things he did before. Also, I noticed that a lot of the images are scene with a wide angle shot. maybe this is saying something as well.
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