I'm starting to think it's just me that doesn't completely get Terrence Malick. I'm not saying that he's a bad director, but there's only so much constant artistic landscapes and philosophical musings that one can take in a film, and I just find his work goes a little bit too far into trying to make us see emotions as opposed to laying it out on a plate and glossing things over. Sure, sometimes presenting a deep film that tries to make you think and tugs a bit on the bits you can relate to is often a nice break from the constant run of the mill brainless films that seem to be churned out more so now than before. Malick's 1978 film Days of Heaven is set in the ...  Read the complete review