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Venice award-winner 'Verdict' acquired for UK-Ireland  Screen International

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I watched "To The Wonder' back in March, and although I like Terrence Malick's style, I couldn't really enjoy the film. The film community seems pretty split on the film, and I would love to like the film, but something about it made it a bore for me, and yet I loved the Tree of Life, which many people attribute a boring quality to.

By Terrence malick

Critical response would be appreciated.

Ok so I've seen Badlands and Days of Heaven and i think they're masterpieces (Days of Heaven is even better, one of the best I've ever seen probably) so i was thinking if it was worth continuing his filmography or not because i barely have time to really watch movies nowadays though i want to see thin red line, the new world, tree of life, and to to wonder. basically what i'm trying to say is are these four films accessible because id love to see a beautifully filmed (i love nature) philosophical film though all four of these are relatively long and yeah i need to save time so i don't want to waste time. bottom line: are these four films accessible or not?