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Prime Video is about to lose one of the best war movies ever made — and it’s just as good as ‘Saving Private Ryan’

Prime Video is removing Terrence Malick's "The Thin Red Line" this month, and you need to stream this stunning war movie while you can.

Tom’s Guide

The Most Absurd Movie Of The Year Has One Secret To Nailing Its Tricky Tone

'Friendship' director Andrew DeYoung talks finding inspiration in Terrence Malick, and why he finds the 'I Think You Should Leave' comparisons flattering.

Inverse

New on Hulu May 3-9: our expert's picks for 5 TV shows and movies coming to Hulu this week

Picks for the best new TV shows and movies on Hulu this week feature a Hulu original reality show and comedy movie, and more.

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Adrien Brody recalls ‘embarrassing’ moment he realised movie role had been cut at premiere

‘It was such a harrowing experience for me,’ actor said

The Independent UK

‘It’s normalised. I was gawping’: Imogen Poots on making a movie in the West Bank

The actor was told to act like smoke by Terrence Malick and watched Peter Bogdanovich soak his cravat in iced water every day before he wore it. But nothing shocked her as much as filming her new drama set in a Palestinian school

The Guardian - UK

35 must-see movie directors

The ultimate collection of legends who ever sat behind a camera

Total Film

TV tonight: mid-flight mayhem in new plane thriller Red Eye

Good fun for anyone who enjoyed Idris Elba’s Hijack! Plus, more strife in Steven Knight’s This Town. Here’s what to watch this evening

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Funny Pages to Phil Spector: the seven best films to watch on TV this week

Owen Kline’s coming-of-age tale is very funny and endlessly excruciating, and Al Pacino plays the music producer on trial for murder with relish

The Guardian - UK

Legendary Casting Director Dianne Crittenden Passes Away At 82

Dianne Crittenden, renowned casting director behind iconic films, passes away at 82. Her legacy in film and television endures.

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The Guide #124: From The Zone of Interest to My Bloody Valentine, good art is worth the wait

In this week’s newsletter: Jonathan Glazer’s devastating Holocaust drama may be his first film in a decade, but we should celebrate every chance creators get to make art on their terms

The Guardian - UK

American Fiction, Three Women and Curb: what’s new to streaming in Australia in February

Plus Terence Malick’s 2011 epic, a moving Ukrainian series, and rapper Vince Staples’ autofictional caper

The Guardian - AU

Days of Heaven review – Malick’s early masterwork heralds a rarefied visionary

The director’s rereleased 1978 film revealed some of the authorial signatures that would underscore a film-making career punctuated by a two-decade disappearance

The Guardian - UK

Terrence Malick films – ranked!

With the rerelease of Malick’s 1978 masterpiece Days of Heaven, we rate the 80-year-old director’s mystical movies and singular vision

The Guardian - UK

32 Directors With More Than 10 Really Good Movies

It's hard to have a success rate high enough to get to 10 great movies, but these directors have at least that many.

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The Independent UK

Second World War in cinema: 20 of the best war movies ever made

THE COUNTDOWN: D-Day marked the beginning of the end of the Second World War, a period of our history captured on screen in all its guts and glory. Graeme Ross sticks his head above the parapet...

Inverse

You Need to Watch One of the Best Sci-Fi Films of the Century on Amazon Prime ASAP

Denis Villeneuve got his sci-fi start with this sensitive and cerebral masterpiece.

The Guardian - UK

Fragments from Heaven review – Malick-esque origins of life study looks to the skies

A meteor shower is the central mystery of a documentary set in the Moroccan desert that feels like a cinematic sleeping pill

The Independent UK

Second World War in film: 20 of the best war movies ever made

D-Day marked the beginning of the end of the Second World War, a period of our history captured on screen in all its guts and glory. Graeme Ross sticks his head above the parapet...

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The Guardian - UK

The Book of Vision review – dreamlike drama treads fine line between Terrence Malick homage and parody

Carlo Hintermann’s feature debut is a sometimes bizarre exploration of spirituality and obsession but it is hard not to succumb to its exquisitely rendered mysteries

Tribune News Service

‘Flash Gordon,’ ‘Get Carter’ director Mike Hodges dies at 90

British writer-director Mike Hodges, known for “Flash Gordon” and “Get Carter,” has died. He was 90.

The Independent UK

Badlands at 50: Why it’s still a killer film

Terrence Malick’s debut was shot half a century ago, but, says Geoffrey Macnab, it remains such a disarming film because it’s light-spirited and playful when you least expect it

The Guardian - US

From Fellini to Spielberg: an enduring obsession with the memoir movie

Steven Spielberg is just the latest film-maker to look back on his childhood following in the footsteps of Terrence Malick and Federico Fellini

The Guardian - UK

TV tonight: treat yourself to Cynthia Erivo’s incredible voice at the Proms

The Grammy-winning singer covers hits by Nina Simone and Billie Holiday. Plus: grave consequences in BBC Four’s Norwegian oil boom drama. Here’s everything to watch this evening

The Guardian - UK

Belfast to Samaritan: the seven best films to watch on TV this week

Kenneth Branagh presents a nostalgic ode to his childhood with exceptional turns from Jamie Dornan and Caitríona Balfe, while Sylvester Stallone plays a retired superhero

The Guardian - UK

Curran Hatleberg’s humid, hallucinatory images of the deep south

The photographer’s new work gets under the skin of the American south, capturing alligators, urban decay and a man with a beard of bees

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