Posted: Sat Aug 12, 2006 8:40 am
I liked very much "The thin red line". I consider it a very honest plea against war.It will probably be as much of a bore as Malick's other films!
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I liked very much "The thin red line". I consider it a very honest plea against war.It will probably be as much of a bore as Malick's other films!
I don't hate animals at all.Damien wrote:anonymous wrote:Reza wrote:It will probably be as much of a bore as Malick's other films!
Blasphemy!
Well, what do you expect from someone who hates animals?
Well, what do you expect from someone who hates animals?anonymous wrote:Reza wrote:It will probably be as much of a bore as Malick's other films!
Blasphemy!
Blasphemy!Reza wrote:It will probably be as much of a bore as Malick's other films!
Yeah but Terrence Malick is involved so that completely negates Mel Gibson's presence.flipp525 wrote:I think I'll pass. I really don't need to see Mel Gibson in the story of how the Earth was created.
Malick's next project is reported to be The Tree of Life, a $150 million project he has been working on since the late 1970s. Originally titled Q, the film will begin with the evolution of the Earth, eventually telling a story in prehistoric times. The film will be financed by Mel Gibson, starring Gibson and Colin Farrell. Richard Taylor of WETA is quoted as describing the opening of the film: "There is this creature, a Minotaur, sleeping in the water, and he dreams about the evolution of the universe, seeing the earth change from a sea of magma to the earliest vegetation, to the dinosaurs, and then to man. It would be this metaphorical story that moves you through time.'"