Synopsis: A philandering man (Affleck) falls for and marries a European woman after a heated affair (former Bond-girl Kurylenko); the marriage (which gets the woman a visa) falls apart and Affleck reignites a relationship with a former flame from his hometown in Oklahoma (Rachel McAdams). [TOH!]
With the U.K. release date rushing foward, and Terrence Malick's reticence to do any press ever (Kanye West has got nothing on him), the marketing team behind "To The Wonder" are doing what they can. Though the movie has a couple of gorgeous trailers, recently the plan appears to bet t...
Read More »Love in all its dizzying rapture and devastating heartbreak are explored in Terrence Malick's "To The Wonder," and yet even more images have emerged of its beautiful cast looking fabulous in rustic settings.
Read More »If there's anything at all to gather from these new images from Terrence Malick's "To The Wonder," it's this: love is a bummer. And indeed, nothing really ends well for Ben Affleck, Olga Kurylenko, Rachel McAdams and Javier Bardem in the film, but at least they look pretty damn...
Read More »It might have been a far shorter wait than we're used from Terrence Malick -- less than two years have passed since the premiere of "The Tree Of Life" -- but given that it shot over three years ago, and premiered at Venice six months back, those who weren't lucky enough to see "To The Wonder" on the...
Read More »Well, if you're going to promote a movie about a relationship that falls apart, it's probably best to market the nice stuff that happens first to at least get people to buy a ticket. And with Terrence Malick's "To The Wonder" getting ready to open in the U.K. next month, yet an...
Read More »No matter how closely you follow the buzz from the Toronto International Film Festival each year, chances are strong that you only get one piece of a very long equation. With nearly 300 features in its program, the festival is overwhelmingly dense, particularly during its first weekend. Even the mos...
Read More »"The Tree of Life" was the epitome of Malick's cosmic fixations, but the comparatively muted "To the Wonder" delivers a similar collage of memories and desires in more easily digestible fragments.
Read More »For a man not known for being prolific, an eighteen-month gap between Terrence Malick’s “The Tree of Life” (the filmmaker’s first film in five years) and his latest, “To the Wonder” (only his sixth in forty years) isn’t just unprecedented, it’s positively mind-boggling, especially given that the dir...
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