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- Based on real events, from visionary writer-director Terrence Malick, A HIDDEN LIFE is the story of an unsung hero, Franz Jägerstätter, who refused to fight for the Nazis in World War II. When the Austrian peasant farmer is faced with the threat of execution for treason, it is his unwavering faith and his love for his wife Fani and children that keeps his spirit alive.
In Theaters December 13, 2019
Directed by: Terrence Malick
Written by: Terrence Malick
Produced by: Grant Hill, p.g.a., Dario Bergesio, Josh Jeter, Elisabeth Bentley, Marcus Loges
Cast: August Diehl, Valerie Pachner, Maria Simon, Tobias Moretti, Bruno Ganz, Matthias Schoenaerts, Karin Neuhäuser, Ulrich Matthes
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“If God gives us free will, we are responsible for what we do or what we fail to do. “
What a beautiful line. 👏🏽
“I have to stand up to evil”.
“in what I have done, and what I have failed to do...” it’s from a beautiful prayer. Peace!
Absolutely incredible!
Anya B. Absolutely stunning dialogue
Mr Grumpy “this fairy” being God? He does exist. 🧡 and He loves you very much. ☺️
Mr Grumpy yes, He loves them very much too 🧡
I’d encourage you to read “The case for Christ” and “I don’t have enough faith to be an atheist” and even the Gospel of John, because one day you will meet God and I would love for you to get to know Him today.
"It is better to suffer an injustice than to do it". A line from this beautiful film. Is it slow? Yes. Is it really long? Yes. Is it worth watching? Yes. This is not popcorn entertainment. It is a heartbreaking and thought-provoking sermon that will challenge the viewer to consider their own convictions, and whether or not they would stand up to evil.
Unfortunately self preservation trumps what is right. And the evil in power know this. It's how they control humanity. Using fear. I believe it will be the entire downfall of civilization. Those in power too scared to lose power, that they would rather destroy everything. They themselves are fearful and rule with fear. It's the entire history of human civilization.
A movie to be watched on mushrooms or lsd. Trust me unbelievably beautiful
@@Kupferdrahtful I trust you’re 16?
Well put, Daniel.
@@HoyaSaxaSD that’s the criteria to enjoy soul opening substances while watching super spiritual intelligent movies?
Man would I be awesome if I would enjoy things like that at 16 😂
I swear, watching a Terrence Malick film is like lying down on a hill and watching the clouds go by.
Joseph Dutra and going with them
LYING down on a hill.
take me to your clouds then
beautiful..
@@shruthinair9985 yes!
This movie should have gotten way more attention than it did. Beautifully relevant.
The good ones never do for some reason.
I saw this yesterday. One of the most beautiful films I've ever seen! Others cannot compare. It's like the beauty of a hushed whisper, or the silence of a mind at the height of indescribable pain.
I watched it yesterday too - it was incredible!
My exact thoughts
I found it extremely annoying TBH and had to fast forward some parts, they could have made the same impact cutting out those "pretty" drawn out scenes and focused more on actual acting and actual dialogue. Much of which was in german and didnt not understand either. Otherwise was a good movie
@@Flexb123 the cinematography is great, no question. the editing is horrible. i dont dislike what i seen on screen, i just dont like it together a 3 hour film.
Yet this movie was totally shut down from theatrical release. Brushed under Hollywood's award process. Like it never even existed. Why? I had a heck of a time even finding it on blu ray. It's almost like some group high up didn't want the masses seeing, what I think might be the most important film ever made. And more relevant now than EVER.
That feeling when you watch this alone in theatre at 10:30pm. Greatest movie I ever saw.
ahhhhh... I did this. half-cut, the last showing before it was out of the cinemas where I live.
genuinely one of the most profound experiences I've ever had
My favorite film as well. It perfectly captures living a hard life ultimately unnoticed by anyone but God. I know this is true for me as it is for countless others. I think about the suffering so many nameless/faceless people in history have endured, and without God, it is too painful a burden to bear. This film is an antidote to nihilism, which is so tempting when observing such a broken, vile, fallen world. Such hope and beauty in it.
Naw that's pretty sad
This trailer made me cry. It takes a lot of strength to stand up for what you believe is right even if it will cost you your life.
Tj Crawford I cried too and for a second I wondered, why am I crying? Then when I saw a film by Terrence Malick I knew why.
Me too. This trailer is a materpiece.
Our modern day equvanlant, is our vaccines and mandates and government control, WEF next, elites is the nazi repeat.
Only Terrence Malick can make me cry with a trailer for a movie I haven't seen.
Saw it today.
Masterpiece 💖
The film does not disappoint.
It's the gorecki
"I am with you, always" The sacrament of marriage in a nutshell
Jorge Aguilera she understood the importance of helping him get to heaven, even if it meant losing him in this life. It takes a special kind of love and faith to watch a spouse go to their martyrdom.
Amen 🙏
I can count on one hand the number of films that moved me like this one did. Such a masterpiece of pure cinema.
Yes it was.🙏
@@RadOrtega Most definitely! Whenever you watch a movie then find yourself the next day appreciating the scope of it then you know how brilliant it was.
Totally agree - it has stayed with me every day for the ten days since I saw it...
Can you recommend more movies like these ?
Such terrific cinematography. Critics are saying this is Malick's best since "The Tree of Life."
Wilfred Lucas Well, he has not really come out with anything since then, nothing really Exceptional
@@SJK499
He's made a lot of movies since then, but none were particularly fantastic, though I did like Song to Song
I mean... everything in between suck tbh so yeah xd
Tree of life is not everyone's cup of tea.
@@anchalkumar8224
I know, but at least from critics it's gotten universal acclaim (for good reason)
Funny that The guy who played Nazi general in Inglorious Bastard plays anti Nazi in this movie
Wait, the one that got shot in the Nazi balls?
Something I learned from my actor friends is that character study and empathy is a huge deal on preparing for a role. He probably understood what it took to play the other side since he understood how a Nazi would think and behave.
Versatility
This is the prequal to Inglorious Bastards. He gets conditioned into a Nazi & even gets into the high ranks only to find some of Aldo Raine's undercover team at an underground pub that shoot his balls off & kill him.
And in Allied was a nazi too
"Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it."
-George Santayana
I totally agree with your comment here Brave Soul. Which is why I don't understand how whenever Black people recall the Holocaust of African-American SLAVERY, as well as the multitude of horrific atrocities committed against Black people by White people throughout the history of America, especially during the JIM CROW ERA, many White people have a tendency to tell Black people to STOP recalling or mentioning the PAST!!!!!
Japan.
@@johnjacobs6725 There are slave moves that come out ever year and slavery is taught in schools. I don't think people will be forgetting it anytime soon.
@@dangerdan2592 I totally agree with you sir.
GOD bless!
Watching other people repeat the past is what really stinks.
Franz was true to God and the church when his own clergymen were traitors. A truly saintly man. His wife, Fani, was likewise true. Both deserve praise and respect.
Absolutely!
Every single North American slave owner counted himself a good Christian, just like every Nazi did. This is because the Bible is constantly contradicting itself so you can find something to justify whatever your position is. And this is because it is not descended from the creator of the universe... You can tell by how he said to treat your slaves well, something that the creator of the universe would never say, assuming of course that the universe had a creator which there is no indication of... The bottom line is that every single human culture that ever existed in the last 500,000 years invented gods and creation myths, thus proving that it is an essential part of the basic nature of species. Nobody had ever heard of the god Yahweh until 4000 years ago. TL;DR If the Bible can't even steer you in the proper direction regarding something as simple as slavery, what good is it as a moral compass?
@@patrickparker4576here’s the thing though, Catholics don’t take out of context Bible verses and base their morality off of them because sola scriptura is false, Catholic social teaching has never condoned slavery, slavery was actually naturally eradicated by the feudal Catholic systems in Europe long before anywhere else on earth and value laden presuppositions are completely meaningless if you justify your beliefs by relativism. ACTUALLY LEARN church history and doctrine and philosophy then you’ll realize just how empty your condemnations are.
@mko
The local clergy blessed Nazi troops.
Disgusting and amoral!
@@patrickparker4576 Hmm, wouldn't make such a hasty condemnation of the Bible because of the bad behavior of those who have used it to justify wrongs. Slavery back then (not the infamous chattel slavery based on skin color that helped build the United States) was a socially accepted institution that cannot be blamed on 1 religion. Likewise child sacrifice was fairly common back in the day and no one blinked an eye. Most (not all) pre-Judaic religions were polytheistic and had lots of names for their gods. Judaism was unique in that God identified themselves as "I am who am," i.e. didn't have a proper name and even now devout Jews don't refer to God by a proper name. Women too were considered property back in the day but Christianity suggested not only were women equal to men, there was no gender differences in Christ. I'm sure many so-called conservatives would be pulling their hair out if they really reflected on that! I agree the Bible alone isn't sufficient - it's a dense book with lots of meaning that while you can certainly pick up on some of it with a 3rd grade education, you won't get the full meaning and in fact I would argue when it's being abused it's due to a lack of education.
Terrance Malick always has one message in every movie if you pay attention. It’s true love is more
Powerful than all forces of nature and guns existence. Love is the strongest element on the chart. You must love.
It's more about what you believe in and how your faith is more important than what the rest of the people around you think. Jägerstätter decided that he could not fight in the war because it was against his faith.
Raffaela E I’m not taking about this movie I’m talking about his ideology as a film director and as a story teller. This is his universal message.
"The only way to be happy is to love. Unless you love, your life will flash by" quote from The tree of life (2011) i completely agrew with what you said!
You must love but I don't have faith. You must love purely.
I dont care about the Disney taking over Fox.
So long as we have Fox Searchlight delivering, producing, and distributing quality films like this, I am all for it!
likewise, but the films are "flopping", and the deal has only been active for so long. I really hope they don't start axing shit or becoming a little dictatorial.
emielaen Fox Searchlight has had a distribution issue for a very long time now. Disney has actually been trying to fix it. Many didn’t even get to see Birdman because they didn’t send it out to enough theaters.
@@milanxlewisI just wish these films were as popular / got recognition like all the other critical flops
Disney will distribute Searchlight movies, but under Searchlight's banner
You should care. Can you imagine an film industry that Disney has a complete monopoly over? I guess we'll be saying goodbye to original standalone films like this and hello to endless franchise remakes, prequels, sequels, spin-offs and superhero crap.
Terrence Malick is the Rembrandt of cinema. His films will defy the ages.
I have been watching Terence Malick ever since Badlands and this one, A Hidden Life, is his masterpieces. Beautiful beyond words with some timely, but not belabored, messages. The quote at the end of the movie says it all: “..for the growing good of the world is partly dependent on unhistoric acts; and that things are not so ill with you and me as they might have been, is half owing to the number who lived faithfully a hidden life, and rest in unvisited tombs.”― George Eliot, Middlemarch
I went into this movie totally blind and it was the best blind watch ive ever seen. It took me by surprise and i felt emotions i didnt know i had
This was such a humbling experience. I think I spent the last 40 minutes of this movie crying.
This movie has altered my life. His actions are to be cherished and embraced; may I have the same courage if that is to be called upon me. Blessed Franz, please smile upon those of us who seek His face through love, forgiveness, and social justice
Yes - I think I would say this was a life-changing film for me.
Same for me
This movie is what we need, unfortunately none of the people now who really need to have their eyes and hearts opened won’t see this movie
@I Am Who I Am I was wondering the same thing. Is an anti-nazi stance not already the main stream thing in the world?
@I Am Who I Am Yeah, another "Nazi bad' movie isn't really ground breaking in terms of the plot. Like you're talking about actual history and the trailer just goes "THEY'RE EVIL!"
@I Am Who I Am
No, but he's a tinpot, wannabe authoritarian low-life and his supporters have a cult-like devotion to him. You're clearly the brainwashed one.
@I Am Who I Am "I can't do what I believe is wrong"
Films are often an escape from reality, a chance to let one's mind wander, that is for me atleast. But I think we should not shove down to someone else's throat the things that you find relevant.
Just when I saw " A cathedral of the senses " I immediately knew it's Terrence Malick.
LAZRAK zied
For me it was the Twirling
I could tell from the thumbnail. Malik’s style stands out like a sore thumb.
I fear feeling uncomfortable and hurt by this film, which means I should go see it.
It's pretty cool how I read comments on UA-cam and someone I have never met can put into exact words how I feel about a movie.
I think it is inspiring, despite the pain. However those are your feelings and you have a right to them.
💯
shezz150 Discomfort is often a good impetus for action.
How come?
I saw it last night - one of the best movies I've seen in years. Highly recommended.
Nate Jones I hated it so boring
August Diehl is absolutely amazing, such a terrific actor giving world class performance. Inglorious Bastards anyone?
Beautiful cinematography..... I am done with mainstream live action, pre-sequal/sequel and reboot movies!
What you call mainstream live action, pre-sequal/sequel and reboot movies! is what finance these movies, that dont make that much at The Box Office. Stop trashing them both are good, Mad Max Fury Road was that and was great, People Accept it Or nor, Marvel Movies are good, so stop. Thats why Major Hollywood Studios have an Indie Division, Universal have Focus Features, Disney had Miramax wich made Pulp Fiction wich is a Disney Movie, Disney-Fox have Fox Searchlight, Paramount, Sony Pictures and Warner Bros do that too.
Mad Max Fury is one of the fewest decent movies. But don't you know the movies that are terrible to the bone? Such as Dark Phoenix and Hellboy (a parody version of the original?)? All I am saying is that 2019 is THE YEAR OF REMAKE/REPETITION! And there's nothing new. Instead of exploiting our nostalgia, why don't they just go out and make something as beautiful as this one? MCU is good so far. But do you accept that all MCU films are good? Are you happy with Disney's live-action movies? Again, you cannot just use some exceptions to justify the downfall of the film industry and lack of creativity. And of course, you are supporting this trend.
Natanael Rodriguez Miramax didn’t make or fund pulp fiction. They distributed it. Very different things.
I’m not done.
I need a break from them.
Till next Summer after December.
Terrance Malik is a master of this craft
In case you are wondering, the music starting at 1:16 is Henryk Gorecki: Symphony no. 3 III
The whole symphony is awesome, go listen to it immediately.
Dzięki
Thank you!!!! and what about the first song?
@@angelmellizoguazo Sorry, no idea.
Thank you so much, Dávid.
📝
I didn't even needed to see who directed this. The cinematography tells you inmidiatly
Exactly the same thing happened to me. I was thinking while watching the trailer, oh how similar to Malick this is, and then.... yes!!
It feels like meditation, sitting on Himalayas and watching the clouds in day and gazing the stars and galaxy in night
Terrence Malick always direct movies with such a beautiful cinematography, also does Alejandro González Iñárritu.
Likewise
Do you mean Immediately?
Five years later and still one of the best trailers created. Gives me chills every time. Masterful film.
I wholeheartedly concur
The music is the Symphony No.3 by Henryk Górecki. It is taken from an anonymous poem to his mother written by a prisoner in a Gestapo cell. It is so moving. It can only be listened to in silence and concentration. It is very slow and overpowering.
"A solo soprano sings Polish texts in each of the three movements. The first is a 15th-century Polish lament of Mary, mother of Jesus, the second a message written on the wall of a Gestapo cell during World War II, and the third a Silesian folk song of a mother searching for her son killed by the Germans in the Silesian uprisings. The first and third movements are written from the perspective of a parent who has lost a child, and the second movement from that of a child separated from a parent. The dominant themes of the symphony are motherhood and separation through war."
Wikipedia
Terrence Malick is the Rembrandt of cinema. His filmography are timeless works of splendor and beauty
Sometimes I return to this trailer just to cry for a while. Transcendend work.
Absolutely.
I've watched this trailer, oh, maybe a half dozen times, and the combination of words, images and music still brings tears to my eyes. I say this knowing that most of the movie-going audience will never understand or enjoy this type of narrative sadly. If a movie (or any piece of art) does not make you feel a true emotion beyond excitement, how good is it really?
It's one of those trailers to show you enough so you want to watch it all.
This trailer is a masterpiece. Shed a tear too.
"What doth it profit a man, to gain the whole world, and lose his own soul?" - Mark 8:36
The Thin Red Line is one of my favorite movies of all time, can't wait for this.
Ah, someone else on the planet who feels the same way I do about that film! I reserve it and break it out like fine wine, once a year.
Thin Red Line is boring as fucj
@@flagassault9715 Not unlike your taste in movies or overall life I'd assume.
@@flagassault9715 OK. Thanks for contributing.
The score too
One of the great martyrs of the Catholic Church. It's a pity the priests and bishops he confided in did not posses similar courage.
Whose life are these facts based upon?
@@valianttruth3745 Franz Jagerstatter, an Austrian farmer.
Though there were clergy in the Church that protested , particularly the German Catholic church when Hitler took over and the Nazis came into power there and then worked with the allies including Pius (who got bashed ) as intelligence for them and helped the Jewish communities etc. - all this stuff is coming out now from government official articles because it is now being declassified- time restrictions up so historians are correcting the past narrative on it. At first people weren't sure about Hitler and the Nazis . THere is a book about the American ambassador (a Professor) and his family to Germany and how long it took for them to realize the true nature of Hitler and the Nazi movement and what was going on, and it was also a climate of fear for many people that they sort of went into a self denial about what they did hear or see- since they were kept in the dark about many things being in a authoritarian strictly controlled society . So he was perceptive and very brave.
Two great books I’d recommend - Scarlet and the Black by Gallagher and Church of Spies by Riebling
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Franz_J%C3%A4gerst%C3%A4tter
I just know I'm going to cry when this movie comes out...
I just cried with the trailer...
@Pedro C no, I'm Hispanic..but the drama and pain of hardships transcends across-the-board
@Pedro Keane your point?
@Pedro Keane Jews played no part in this movie.
Such A Great Movie .... About Faith, War, Religion, Hate, Love, Good and Bad ..... An inner war of each of us ... Respect from north Africa (Tunisia)
One of the best films I have ever seen. I thought about it for weeks afterward.
Seems like Malick is actually doing what the "God's Not Dead" people only *think* they're doing.
@@metus5831 more like '97
@@metus5831 Indeed.
Good comment. That's the difference between a true artist and an ideologue trying to use art only as a means to an end.
Exactly.
klausweasley yea i can see that. The difference is Terrence Malick KNOWS how to film a movie
A typically stylish Terrance Malick film with majestic visuals, attention to detail, voiceovers during the story, gorgeous musical soundtrack, and brilliant acting! In this case August Diell and the wildly talented Valerie Pachner! A great love story caught up in the husband's WWII public disloyalty to Hitler. Perhaps his finest achievement since 'Days of Heaven'.
The message of this epic movie, "better to suffer injustice than to do it "
This is still one of the best film trailers ever created.
For all Malick's habitual over indulgences, the finest big film of 2019-ignored by the Oscars-which tells you all you need to know about the Oscars.
i have literally never been more excited for a film in my entire life
Totally agree
I waited for it for so long
ofek is that you
The fact that this didn’t even get nominated for anything by the academy is complete BS
Same thought at least the best cinematography .
the so called academy is garbage. i've known this for years. ... 11 noms for Joker ? seriously ??
So true. Such a masterpiece.
Hey warren lol
Oscars is no longer credible these days. Like Joker was nominated was “Best Picture”? Are you kidding me? Joaquin Phoenix was phenomenal as Joker but there’s no way the film deserves for a “Best Picture” nom.
An intense, heartbreaking trailer.
Knowing this happened makes it more painful.
So many lessons to be learned from this story.
A simple man who decided to say “no”. I wonder what will happen to the people today who say “no” to the things they are pushing on us now.
You already know the answer you get called everything from a racist to a nzi and have your entire social life destroyed and your family attacked and harassed by groups like ANTIFA and BLM.
Saying “no” to taking the vaccine and in the process risk sacrificing others in order to potentially save your own body is not the same as saying “no” to swearing an oath to Hitler and in the process sacrificing your own body in order to save your soul.
Whos they and what are they pushing?
@@pugbread2873 well let's see Vice News is pushing for people to go out with trans people because if you don't you're bigoted. Being white automatically makes you a racist according to TYT, the list goes on.
Well, we are finding that out in 2023. Most people are afraid to say no and look away... again
Just got back from seeing it; quite a sobering movie esp with the craziness of work and the materialistic holidays. I didnt want to stop watching it. Malick & Widmer really make you feel like you were there in those ordinary moments as a farmer. Former brings back his favorite theme of family: screenplay like from Tree of Life. Thiel's character really inspires us to do the right thing and live life by morals/principles. His wife was so beautiful/enduring as a mother + wife and wise especially. She (and their love) was the one who made her husband a good man.
Never thought a movie like this would have any relevance on me . I do now ، while watching this piece It felt like Im lying on grass watching a glorious cathedral beiging built behind prison bars ،On top of all this, this film gave me a picture of a quote I knew
《The ultimate measure of a man is not where he stands in moments of comfort and convenience, but where he stands at times of challenge and controversy》.
There is nothing more beautiful than Mallick's filmography.I have been eagerly waiting for this historical drama.
One of Bruno Ganz's last perfomances.
Yes and Michael Nyqvist
Yes,sadly he passed away just recently. I still can't get used to it. He wasn't even that old. Amazing actor. I loved his role of Angel Damiel in Der Himmel über Berlin. That is one of my favourite movies of all times. I am looking forward to see this movie.
@@schambess Both were Powerhouses in the arts! Will miss both of them!
I'm still devastated that the political drama set in the Vatican where he was going to play the Pope never got out of pilot phase. It would have been a perfect role for him. He's such an under-rated actor.
I've never cried for a movie in my life but when they rang the bells for Franz in this one it took all my willpower not to...this is one of those movies that stick with you for a while...I didn't think Hollyweird was capable of making something like this anymore
I wonder why one tries to stop from crying. Let tears flow
This movie is a stunning Masterpiece! It stirs your soul, drawing you in slowly, yet deliberately, then moving you along on a train of emotions until you reach that final destination and become overwhelmed by the towering presence of God's love. Not since Schlinder's List has an audience been so deliberately captured, unable to escape, while the sheer force of Malick's message demands an emotional response from the observer. As you stand and prepare to exit the theater, a quiet reverence for this beautiful achievement is felt and you feel as though a part of your soul has been given away, removed, and you are forced to seek answers to life's great mysteries, to question and think over the significance and meaning of life and human interactions. Emotions found deep within one's being are forced out and unleashed as the climax of the film recalls the true life events of a loving husband and father, a simple farmer, whose great sin amongst his peers is wanting peace. Great films evoke feelings in an audience that many are usually unwilling to share, or reluctant to acknowledge, and like all great works of art, once seen, emotions are impossible to suppress. This is cinematic artistry at its best. If Oscar, the Academy for that matter, fail to recognize this stunning achievement, then they will have finally squandered what little credibility remains after years of poor selections and political correctness. The whole spectrum of cinematic imagery is employed by Malick, as he takes us back to Citizen Kane with his use of shadows and corridors of black and white, close up facials and unreachable windows of light suggest Malick wants his audience to search for God's hand in our daily lives. Confined spaces are contrasted by vast vistas of fields of wheat, rolling hills, lanes of tilled land and columns of trees that reach into eternity; mountains tower over us, distant but omnipresent, while streams flow below, filling rivers with life. The Nazis, Malick wants us to remember, have abandoned the search for meaning in life, ignoring the essence of their surroundings which they are so obsessed to control; they resort to violence and brutality, all the while ignoring God's majesty, life, and constantly determined to reject God's presence in nature, intent on lusting for power, and once achieved, creating places of steel and isolation, caging humans in cement cells like captured birds. Answers that will help explain life's mysteries are all part of Malick's quest. He gives his best attempt to answer his own queries at the film's conclusion. And through it all, there is one thing that is certain at the end of the film - there is no disputing the fact that Malick is a genius and this film is his Tour De Force - a Masterpiece, pure and simple. This is a film that needs to be seen multiple times in order to fully grasp the meaning. Malick, with this film, has entered the Parthenon of Film Directors from Welles, Kazan, Hitchcock, Spielberg to Kubrick. His visions require deep considerations and detailed reflection in order to properly appreciate the meanings Malick so carefully projects onto the screen. "A Hidden Life" is a hidden gem, that will only become more astonishing to look at with the passage of time. Bravo Terrence Malick!!
What a beautiful commentary! Thank you
beautiful words..thank you
Well spoken. It appears you are one of the few left on this planet who desire answers to all of mankind's leaders inflicting such pain and suffering on the masses.
My answer. Religion. Religion and lust for power to control what is thought of as, "all humans are sinners" has been the struggle since man could first subject man to his control. It's fear based rather than love based.
@@mycatisromeo "all the while ignoring God's majesty, life, and constantly determined to reject God's presence in nature, intent on lusting for power, and once achieved, creating places of steel and isolation, caging humans in cement cells like captured birds. Answers that will help explain life's mysteries are all part of Malick's quest"
True religion - often lacking sadly - is about love not control
Malick is by far my favorite filmmaker.
The loe they had for each other was so little spoken yet so heartfelt
RIP Franz Jägerstätter (May 20, 1907 - August 9, 1943), aged 36
RIP Bruno Ganz (March 22, 1941 - February 16, 2019), aged 77
RIP Michael Nyqvist (November 8, 1960 - June 27, 2017), aged 56
You will always be remembered as legends.
THE FIRST FRAMES AND I AUTOMATICALLY KNEW IT WAS ANOTHER MASTERPIECE FROM TERRENCE!!
Nothing more visually beautiful than his movies.
“You can’t change the world. World is stronger. I need you...”
I wept at the beauty and grandeur of this film, the intimacy and commitment of the husband and wife relationship and the quote that the "quietest acts of resistance are part of what save civilization". This man (and wife) is humanity at it's finest, in a time of pure darkness.
If this movie is half as good as the trailer, I hope it wins an Oscar.
This was not so much a film as a lived experience. So beautiful...an encounter.
True human heroes are born when the situation calls for it.
As long as their is evil, good men will always be there to stand up and drag them down.
This is what cinema should make you feel, bitter sweet feeling in your tummy and heart.
Yea
A masterpiece. Watched it for the first time last night. A story of will power for the greater Glory of God.
More relevant today than ever.
Seen at Cannes. Just like other Malick films, it may not be for everyone, but I thought it was a great one. It is a very long movie, but there is still a better sense of narrative flow, compared to "Knight of Cups" and "Song to Song". Gorgeous cinematography which does implement recent Malick techniques, with occasional use of static shots, particularly when showcasing the landscapes.
Awesome, I actually liked Knight of Cups and Song To Song and I’m really looking forward to this one.
@Language Lover 173 minutes, his longest since "The Thin Red Line" (170).
Not counting the extended versions of "The New World" (173) and "The Tree of Life" (189).
Great to hear! Song to song would've been a great 30 min short film with Mara and Gosling, feature length not so much.
S2S isn't a narrative movie
So Jin Choi How was the music? One of the reasons I still regularly watch “The Thin Red Line” is the music.
I’ve never seen a Terrence Malik film but holy hell the cinematography looks fantastic.
Cigar3tin Nic0tin0 I highly recommend The Thin Red Line as well! His movies are very profound and not for everyone though. You get out of his films as much as you decide to put in, if that makes sense. One thing is undeniable, they’re all beautiful!
They should make more movies like this,about time the world realize not all of Germany agreed with Hitler during the last world war
August Diehl is such a beatiful actor & when beautiful actors is in Malick's hands you can cry.
I cannot imagine watching this film the trailer brought me to tears 😭
Same here...
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This movie is just Gold
A man who refuses to fight for the country he lives in during war doesn't deserve to stand on its soil and has no right to complain should enemy forces enter his village and do whatever they wished. Too bad it was mostly women and children who suffered after the war since all the men were PoWs or dead. I can only hope men like these await the suffering of everyone they let down in hell.
Just saw it today. It felt like a religious experience. My favorite film of 2019
This looks absolutely stunning, hopefully It'll come out somewhere near me
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Malik's masterpiece and the decisive response to Scorsese's Silence.
Terrance malick, my favorite director. Love his movies
“So whoever knows the right thing to do and fails to do it, for him it is sin.” James 4:17
Let him who is without sin cast the first stone. John 8:7
"Listen! I am going to make those people from the synagogue of Satan - who say they are Jews yet are not, but are lying - Look, I will make them come and bow down at your feet and acknowledge that I have loved you." Revelation 3:9
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"Now go, attack the Amalekites and totally destroy all that belongs to them. Do not spare them; put to death men and women, children and infants, cattle and sheep, camels and donkeys.'" 1 Samuel 15:3
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It's because they were Nephilim. Their DNA was genetically corrupt. You can't just pick and choose a verse here and there and think you understand it. You have to study and rightly divide the word of God.
“They look up [at the painted Christ] and they imagine that if they lived in Christ’s time they wouldn’t have acted as the others did...We create admirers. We do not create followers.”
That was a beautiful line by the Church artist in this film! So true!
This film is a slap in the face of every German who said they had no choice
MY ABSOLUTE FAVORITE FILM OF THE PAST 5 YEARS . SUBLIME FILMMAKING .
"for the growing good of the world is partly dependent on unhistoric acts; and that things are not so ill with you and me as they might have been, is half owing to the number who lived faithfully a hidden life, and rest in unvisited tombs.”
- George Eliot
The setting is particularly interesting because he was in this grand landscape with huge towering mountains, most would feel small and unimportant, and yet he understood the weight of his choices and actions, and he had chosen to do what’s right and kind🤍 stunning film
I think it's the best of TM. But his "The New World" is also amazing. If you like this movie, try that too. Also very poetic, with the best music of Hans Zimmer on top, "The thin red line". But war movie.
I can’t do what I believe is wrong! simple statement yet it gave me goosebumps.
Terence Malick makes another stunning masterpiece.
Finally, a movie where August Diehl is not portrayed as the evil german officer although his performances in Inglorious Basterds , Munich, and Allied were majestic.
Where are the men of such free will and principle today?
All people care is getting cheap phone ignoring the concentration camps in china !!!!
@Jaroslaw Bolbotowski Really? The truth is hidden until the horrors come out for real, only then ppl will show the true face. Not by looking in to the mirror. In this respect Im worried what I could become. I only pray to god to lead me right in worst of circumstances!
@@themaximussx875 Think you missed the point. Why look for men of principle when you yourself can become one if you want to be. It doesn't take anything special to be one. Even in the worst of times, your actions are your own and you alone are responsible for them. No point in praying to God for actions that you yourself have full control over.
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There are more of them than you think, but they work very quietly. Like Mr. Rogers said - "look for the helpers."
Unsurprisingly, this looks like another masterstroke from Malick and one I can't wait for.
Having just watched this film it provided much more substance than the Tree of Life. This true story was truly inspiring and I was moved to tears at the end.
I could easily tell this is a Terrence Malick film just from the 1st human scene. Can't wait to watch it
May I ask why you could tell? I'm just intrigued as to what draws people to certain artists and creators
Watching Terrance Malick films is like watching a glorious cathedral being built; one brick at a time...
Some may find it boring or too long. But this is what the best filmmakers do, they lull you into the film by drawings scenes out and including ones that contain very little action or motion. It almost makes us feel like we’re there between the scenes and that we’re given a more intimate look in someone’s life. I believe this is a beautifully shot, tragically written, and very under appreciated film. The relevance this story has today goes so unnoticed. Beyond grateful that films like this are made, though few and far between. More importantly, I’m grateful there is an audience to receive it
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Does anyone know if the trailer music here is an original score or something else? Absolutely incredible.
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Symphony No.3, Op.36
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Aaron Salzer thanks so much man! It’s so beautiful. That beginning part with the piano and violin must be part of the OST by Howard then, right?
@@iNkOleSon Yes, the first 40 seconds are composed by James Newton Howard.
Cristian Lee what film? Or soundtrack is?
Casey Olson what Movie?
Genuinely cried so hard during certain parts of this film. So beautiful, can’t wait to watch it at home in 4k
As the director of my favorite movie of all time (Tree of Life), I absolutely cannot wait for this movie. What's even more amazing is that it releases on my birthday.
Ikr Malick. Our god
You're the director of your favorite movie?
@@enkeltrik9330 I worded that wrong haha
Honestly, this is one of the best movies of the 21st Century, and I feel like not many people know about it. That's a shame.
Going into the movie I knew it would be grappling with moral decisions. I did not know this would be the most powerful depiction of marriage I have ever seen.
Prediction: this will get a criterion release in a couple of years. When Malick has source material or a plan of some kind, magic happens.
This was my favorite movie of 2019! Yep, I liked it more than Parasite!
The only criticism I would give is why didn't they do the whole movie in German. It would complete the whole experience since the whole thing is from an Austrian's point of view, the language of which is German. Not only that, but the setting, the time and place is WW2 and in Switzerland. But all in all, it is still a fine masterpiece in cinema
I just randomly come here a few times a day to watch the trailer cause it's a separate work of art.
Finally a Terrence Mallick's movie whose plot made some sense just by the glimpse of the trailer and not the usual weary and dreariness that we get from his previous ones and when Mallick gets a plot, we know what to expect......................a masterpiece.