Review of Days of Heaven (1978) by Ollie W — 08 Sep 2011
Just a complete masterpiece. Mallick follows up the superb Badlands with a equally poetic and sumptuous vision of obsession and violence, this time told through the eyes of Linda Manz' rye teenager and depicting the tragic plight of a poor and lowly couple caught up in a web of lies and confusion in American's early 1900's recession.
It's biblical, metaphorical, natural, organic and completely and utterly breathtaking.
This review of Days of Heaven (1978) was written by Ollie W on 08 Sep 2011.
Days of Heaven has generally received very positive reviews.
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