Review of The Tree of Life (2011) by Matteo — 27 May 2011
This is for film and art lovers. and it is also a film about being a Man and growing up a boy. Especially the periods of stealing things and destruction that all young boys go through. But it is mostly a master at work posing questions about the animals that we are and how we make each other feel and how we can be haunted for life by shame for who we are, who are parents are, and the animalistic actions and urges we live with.
But we do have a choice to try and love and fight the inner nature of man. And Malick is trying to show how difficult that choice is to make on a daily basis because of how much the cards are stacked against grace and love.
To me the ending of forgiveness and connection with the ones we love, nature, and strangers is the answer we all have to find to find peace, and then in that peace, there we can create our own beautiful universe of magnificent architecture.
We can be whatever created this universe. He closes it on that bridge. A bridge we must build.
This review of The Tree of Life (2011) was written by Matteo on 27 May 2011.
The Tree of Life has generally received positive reviews.
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