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By J. R. Jones (1,337) for Chicago Reader (7,190) on 23 Mar 2017

This is the one with Ryan Gosling, and like Terrence Malick's two previous dramas it's a gauzy, improvised affair that looks like a photo essay…

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By Mick Lasalle (3,303) for San Francisco Chronicle (7,630) on 23 Mar 2017

Song to Song is Terrence Malick’s first truly awful film…

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By Bill Goodykoontz (2,123) for Arizona Republic (3,909) on 23 Mar 2017

Song to Song isn’t the sleepy disappointment Malick’s last two films were, but it’s hard not to wish he’d wake up…

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By Ann Hornaday (1,919) for Washington Post (9,851) on 23 Mar 2017

Song to Song is a painful movie to watch, not only because it’s so dithery and overlong, but because it reveals Malick to be a filmmaker…

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By Calvin Wilson (480) for St. Louis Post-Dispatch (1,715) on 23 Mar 2017

Some moviegoers will find the experience frustrating; others will be exhilarated by a film that’s far afield from the usual formulas…

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By Stephanie Zacharek (2,333) for TIME Magazine (1,130) on 23 Mar 2017

Song to Song is slightly less pretentious than Malick's last film, the 2015 sigh of ennui Knight of Cups, though it features just as many miniature…

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By Ty Burr (2,612) for Boston Globe (6,852) on 23 Mar 2017

At times in Song to Song, the effect is mesmerizing, mostly when Mara is onscreen in all her tremulous bioluminescence…

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By Sam Adams (514) for Slate (2,081) on 23 Mar 2017

Even at his most indulgent, Malick brings something to the movies that no one else ever has, a way of looking at the world that is easily imitated…

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By Michael Phillips (2,622) for Chicago Tribune (6,211) on 23 Mar 2017

Frequently maddening in its reiteration and circularity, Song to Song nonetheless offers more of interest (along with the hooey) than I found…

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By Richard Roeper (2,737) for Chicago Sun-Times (7,580) on 23 Mar 2017

So many great actors, cast adrift by a script that feels incomplete and a brilliant director delivering one of his lesser works…

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By Kimberley Jones (866) for Austin Chronicle (7,653) on 23 Mar 2017

It's hard to say if the film's opaqueness is a distraction, or a saving grace; certainly, this kind of Euro arty ethos is easier to swallow…

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By Colin Covert (1,936) for Minneapolis Star Tribune (2,416) on 23 Mar 2017

It's a haunting, doleful meditation on sex, drugs and rock 'n' roll, the type of movie that can deeply move you and leave you wondering why…

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By Gary Thompson (1,554) for Philadelphia Inquirer (3,920) on 22 Mar 2017

Song to Song is quintessential Terrence Malick movie; it's a collection of ecstatic images designed to invoke the divine, to affirm the presence…

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By Kelly Vance (1,015) for East Bay Express (1,012) on 22 Mar 2017

The investigation into Terrence Malick's fall from grace continues with his latest, Song to Song, a film very much like Malick's previous one,…

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By Armond White (604) for National Review (314) on 22 Mar 2017

The major quest in Song to Song is Malick's search for a story…

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By Travis Hopson (923) for Punch Drunk Critics (518) on 22 Mar 2017

The distinguished director has been making the same movie out of the same B-roll footage for years now, and it reaches an unfortunate climax…

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By Mike P (1,383) on 22 Mar 2017

I left the screening of this early. You'll probably enjoy this only if you're into experimental films…

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By Laura Clifford (2,742) for Reeling Reviews (4,376) on 22 Mar 2017

For 129 minutes, we're treated to Oscar winning cinematographer Emmanuel Lubezki's (Gravity) camera swirling around characters breaking into…

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By Rex Reed (1,506) for New York Observer (1,400) on 21 Mar 2017

I call it cinematic freebasing…

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By Dustin Putman (2,479) for TheFilmFile.com (2,314) on 21 Mar 2017

It is with heartening exhilaration to announce, then, the Malick of old has finally returned…

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