THE TREE OF LIFE Official HD Trailer

From Terrence Malick, the acclaimed director of such classic films as BADLANDS, DAYS OF HEAVEN and THE THIN RED LINE, THE TREE OF LIFE is the impressionistic story of a Midwestern family in the 1950's. The film follows the life journey of the eldest son, Jack, through the innocence of childhood to his disillusioned adult years as he tries to reconcile a complicated relationship with his father (Brad Pitt). Jack (played as an adult by Sean Penn) finds himself a lost soul in the modern world, seeking answers to the origins and meaning of life while questioning the existence of faith. Through Malick's signature imagery, we see how both brute nature and spiritual grace shape not only our lives as individuals and families, but all life.

[@BasmaSBash]

If you grew up wondering what is good, what is evil, gazing at the horizon questioning what is beyond. If the sands of time are drifting and the child inside of you is still whispering. This is not a movie, this is your life.

[@archus986]

Basma S. i'm so sorry to feel the way you described.

[@SorrentoShore]

Wow..What a beautiful statement you've made

[@datboybigrub]

Basma S. Im sure we all have asked these things. When i knew my girl was pregnant all the beliefs about being patient , having faith and turning the other cheek became meaningless to me im spiritual not religious and i understand the duality of this life . im an entrepreneur i had an idea for a company and i was gonna do things right but after that experience i started moving fast no limits cause hiding inside a church aint gonna feed my child .

[@dustwig1]

Basma S. Speaking of that which has gone above to the unknown past the heavens and back again below. It is what makes everything perfect and that which is in the subtle and that which isin the gross. It penetrates all things solid and penetrates all things subtle. The tree of life. The acacia.

[@seanjacobs3552]

Basma S just farted at the mouth

[@HughBurgessSinger]

I remember walking out the cinema after seeing this and saying "wow that was something, really amazing", I turned to my brother who said "...What the fuck was that". Thats true art.

[@rr7firefly]

Not everyone is equally able to grasp the subtle beauty of Life.

[@sevnesioran6193]

And even those able to sense the nuances of life can't fully understand its purposes.. the unavoidable unknown is forcefully and graciously, humbling.

[@rr7firefly]

@@sevnesioran6193 The great Unknown. I am reminded of the Cloud of Unknowing, which draws on the mystical tradition of Christian Neoplatonism, discovering God as pure entity, beyond any capacity of mental conception, so without definitive image or form. This idea gets all kinds of criticism from those who rely on the forms to "inform" them. Barry Lopez once said, "The great mystery will be there forever. And it’s the sense that it’s not yours to solve. And the issue of a solution to a mystery is perhaps not a sign of wisdom. I am perfectly comfortable being in a state of ignorance before something incomprehensible. And it’s in that moment that you’re driven to your knees and you believe - I wouldn’t call it religious. It’s just what happens when you open up again to the extraordinary circumstances of being alive.”

[@savehimgffff1777]

@@rr7firefly Dude you sound like such a pretentious douche right now. I'm sure you're not, but that is some elitist bull crap. I don't even care if you're right, just don't say things like that. Its comments like those that make people hate art, especially the film industry. You don't know what the director was going for, you don't know the business intentions of this feature, and you sure as hell don't know the criteria through which others evaluate film. Just because someone doesn't appreciate a film, it doesn't make their opinion any less valuable in philosophical discussion.

[@richignacz1773]

Subscribe to me and I will subscribe back Peoples ability to grasp a movie is not bound by opinion, but by what they have experienced in life. So someone saying “what the fuck was that” is not opinion but confusion

[@shermanwooman8608]

I was around 21 years old, my father and I smoked a big joint, went into the movie theatre and saw this film. It had a profound impact on both of us. My father died recently and I often come back to this film, relieved that we shared this experience.

[@spectatingshepherd8667]

God bless fam 🙏🏼

[@tasiatasia1435]

Average drug addict americans*

[@christianaguirre4786]

The world needs more people like your dad. Thanks for sharing.

[@kerstieamiya4880]

What a great memory to have & moment to experience together

[@PlumGustave]

♥️

[@Guigley]

This film was one of the most unforgettable experiences I've ever had in a movie theater.

[@matalata]

Same

[@GenevaRob72]

It was the only time I've been to a movie and I was the only one there...it was surreal to take this movie in with nobody there...

[@Guigley]

I would love to have had that experience.

[@vimonratellway9]

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[@vimonratellway9]

+GenevaRob72 f

[@Balazs087]

You gotta be in the right mood to watch this movie. First time i stoped in the middle, next time I was like... wow

[@Live2FlyLow]

I had the same experience. I watched just a bit of it, stopped and was thankful I didn't pay to see it in the theater. But one part I did see mirrored my own childhood and it drew me back in. I now own the Blu-ray and watch it regularly as a husband and a father to boys.

[@Skanda1111]

This is like 2001: A space Odyssey. Everyone takes something different. I understood the beauty of this movie in the Third watch. This film will always be special. A true work of art translated into moving images.

[@DewTime]

I watched this movie when it first came out in theaters. I thought it was by far and a way the dumbest movie of all time. I was very annoyed with the lack of dialogue. But now watching this trailer, it looks like a super good movie. So now I'm wondering if I should give it another chance.

[@HAL--gb6uf]

@@DewTime how was it now?

[@DewTime]

@@HAL--gb6uf funny you ask man. The first, idk maybe 30 min or so I loved it. And I was thinking what was I complaining about before? But then as it went on, it got too abstract. I started almost pulling my hair out. I tried to remain patient but I couldn’t. I was now wondering how the hell I made it through the movie in the theaters. I would recommend watching this movie but as soon as you start to get bored, just turn it off. It doesn’t get better.

[@CrysisJim98]

i don't know why, I watch this trailer over and over again.

[@thachillest1]

Jim Le LMAO! I just came to do the same thing... like I don't have the Blu-ray sitting 5 feet away from me on my shelf.

[@sreb01]

Jim Le So do i!!! LOL. Almost every third/fourth day.

[@jacobzembower4754]

+Jim Le Same here, it makes me want to become an editor of film trailers. I think there is an art to it, and this is a perfect example. Breaking The Waves is another one.

[@MarcusEMunya]

If you understand the movie you might understand why, that vicars explainer is pretty dope

[@marieantoinette5233]

Same. I haven't even seen the movie yet.

[@TheatreofSymphony]

This isn't a film. It is art of the highest kind.

[@blueboozer]

Is it so good that I may fart in my pants?

[@TheatreofSymphony]

Curly Jefferson Indeed

[@rituparnakonwar9103]

@@blueboozer wtf🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@sirocox5297]

It is a film and it is art.

[@siralfrednobel]

eek

[@ian-pu8fd]

As the decade comes to an end, let us remember that The Tree of Life was probably the deepest and most beautiful movie of it. Thank you Terrence Malick for your work and dedication to cinema.

[@dawsondjodvorj2408]

THE best movie of the decade.

[@TheWayofGrace89]

Best film of the 21st century

[@Finn10000]

@James Allen how are you now

[@UpperCrustthe3rd]

@James Allen you are gay

[@mauriceortiz8817]

I agree with you.

[@Loser4]

One of the best trailers I've ever seen.

[@sunyata150]

Indeed. Emphasis on trailer though.

[@1985cactus]

@@sunyata150 Wut?

[@daves7079]

Malick has the best trailers ever lol

[@LulzTVx]

One of the best movies I've ever seen!

[@dugebuwembo]

Yesssssssss

[@fartmanx]

I come back and watch this trailer every few weeks whenever I feel like I've lost hope in humanity, due to all the horrible things going on in the world. It lifts my spirits and enriches my soul. I can't explain it, but it does. I only wish that everyone could see it as I do, and feel the resonance in your own heart and in your own being. Never has a movie moved me so much. Terrence Malick has created more than a masterpiece. No movie, in my opinion, will ever reach this bar. It is not possible.

[@alexasheeran1962]

Same 💙 I hope you still like this movie.

[@andres65080]

2001: A Space Odyssey is one of the few films I would put along with it. Two of the most life affirming films ever created. Fucking beautiful man

[@fartmanx]

@@andres65080 I still come back. I, too, enjoyed 2001: A Space Odyssey.

[@fartmanx]

@@alexasheeran1962 I do and I watch it often!

[@BoloBouncer]

There's a fine line between art and entertainment. Too much entertainment and you lose the deeper meaning - too much meaning and people lose interest. It's incredibly difficult to create a movie like this where you both care about the characters and their story and also change with them as their story blossoms. For me, it's not only that the movie itself is a triumph, it's also that it somehow completely recreates the same sense of tenderness and longing far after you've seen it, and regardless of how many times you've seen it.

[@alisongerber4556]

You forget about this movie, and then you come back to it and remember it is one of the best things you have ever seen in your life. It's a spiritual experience to see it, no lie.

[@piedraangular9190]

Yes. I need to come back to believe it again.

[@Androidtiagomzz]

I cry profusely every time I watch this movie. I can't explain why. I just feel the presence of God and his consoling Spirit.

[@fredericgermay7776]

Every year or two, I come across a film that so thoroughly enthralls me in such a fashion that I leave the theatre almost in a trance - rattled, shaken, and broken into speechlessness over its emotive power. Into The Wild, The Master, 2001: A Space Odyssey, and Synecdoche, New York are a couple examples. This movie falls firmly into that category. Not every film requires a clear-cut explanation or definitive closure. And yet, if a film can impact you in such a powerful way, it deserves recognition - and this is one of qualifying films.

[@ToxicatedLum]

Cloud Atlas

[@ToxicatedLum]

@Ari Posted that comment before clicking view all replies :D

[@radhikapatel7124]

Hey try A Ghost Story.

[@NKoalaOfficial]

Yes sir thank you for taking those words out of my mouth

[@classicola]

omg ur so dramatic so extra lol chill out it was a good film ok we get it

[@BrianKellyisGay]

One of the greatest films of all time. Period.

[@ColinPatrickWeiss]

i've seen this movie high as F on drugs, sober, young, old, and now as a father, and each time I find something different in the viewing. truly a masterpiece.

[@zachchristensen696]

This is my favorite film. My wife totally hates it. It is full of symbolism, existential questions, ideologies of good and evil. All illustrated by arguably the most beautiful cinematic imagery ever created.

[@rr7firefly]

Good luck with your marriage. There is a serious divide there.

[@rabinpathak7879]

I think i am your wife :D It's been 20 minutes and i am totally losing interest on it :(

[@peebone000]

Most women live in the emotional realm, incapable of deep existential issues. Obviously not the kind of women that Malick portrays in his movies. Those kind of women can usually only be found in Orthodox Christian church’s.

[@peebone000]

@Mikey moo Most modern people in general lack an understanding of existential issues and fall into paganism or nihilism. Most girls I come across( I can’t call them women) are more obsessed with group think and fitting in rather than becoming an individual who thinks for themselves. Not all obviously, just speaking in generalities. It’s much easier to whore yourself out on onlyfans and sacrifice children to further a career than it is to marry a man and have a family.

[@roastingpotato]

@@peebone000 ok buddy.

[@MattJett]

First watched this movie years ago before I had any children, I was blown away and reflected on this movie AS A SON imagining myself in Sean Penn's character's shoes. Watched it recently now that I have a 3yo son, I was emotionally destroyed this time and reflected on this movie AS A FATHER imagining my son as Sean Penn's character. This movie has different meanings to oneself as you watch it over the years as you experience new milestones in life. Especially into parenthood.

[@MonstersNotUnderTheBed]

Same. Fatherhood is intense. Fatherhood is more intense after watching ToL.

[@vinodmehra188]

"Unless you love, your life will flash by". That's so scary to think since I have no love. It gave me chills.

[@binaprairie361]

The love spoken about in this film is the Unconditional Love, the pure one, the one you give without any conditions or attachments to the loved part (people, things creatures..) it doesn't have to be dedicated to a specific person, or a lover as a condition. Love = gratitude = appréciation regardless of the situations and conditions that present itself. You ought to begin to love the pure person that is your own Self, from there all love flows, love everything around you even the sinners, love that life you're living with all its contrasts and challenges they are only there to heal you ( see how did the mother feel about the death of her child eventually... ).💙

[@vinodmehra188]

@@binaprairie361 Thank you for those wonderful words. You're awesome! ❤️🙏

[@EllaBugby]

@@binaprairie361 so beautiful♡

[@AB-ft7ng]

Scared why? It’s not a prophecy it’s just a movie written by some guy.

[@josephclift3662]

​@@vinodmehra188❤

[@gAbRiElLeAmEVeNiTrOn]

"Someday we will fall down and understand it all.....all things." That was a very moving quote.

[@user-jc5lf6sf7g]

This is a once in a lifetime caliber of film. A masterpiece on every level.

[@zacsam1615]

No

[@user-jc5lf6sf7g]

@@zacsam1615 Yes

[@howdareyouexist]

lmao, movie is trash

[@user-jc5lf6sf7g]

@@howdareyouexist it’s better than your favorite movie. I promise.

[@skygerspacher6891]

This movie is a moving painting and a perfectly timed orchestral piece interwoven into the memories of a life lived.

[@CancunMimosa]

"Unless you love, your life will flash by." so powerful.

[@oiuytressa8939]

"unless you love your life will flash by"....wow

[@daves7079]

You didn't even quote it right. 😀 "Unless you love, your life will flash by"

[@ethanlculver]

But I do love...and the things I love don't love me back :(

[@OMG_BeCkY]

That's like so totally deep! OMGAWD

[@kyletucker6508]

@@ethanlculver the love she is referring to is real love. a honest true love. a love that is naturally reciprocal. love is the one thing that bends time. your passions or interests or jobs...nothing else will make this life as fulfilling as love. an agape type of love

[@AlexGorskov]

@@kyletucker6508 agape! Yes!

[@dixi936]

The first time I saw this movie, I only watched 30 minutes and I quit because I thought it was too boring, but I gave him a second chance, and now I think Tree of life & The thin red line are the 2 best Malick's movies, 2 masterpiece !

[@nicolejarel5953]

This is film is like no other, it’s literally unexplainable and leaves you completely speechless

[@timlevy1857]

the word you may be looking for is 'pretentious' ha

[@rr7firefly]

@@timlevy1857 That is too easy a comment to make, perhaps even cynical. Try looking at it without a formulaic preconception. Mallick may not have engaged you but he is hardly a pretentious moviemaker.

[@HAL--gb6uf]

@@rr7firefly the thing is people expect plot and things for a movie to engage them

[@rr7firefly]

@@HAL--gb6uf I think you make a good observation. For most people a movie is a story told visually in a linear sequence. When that linearity is gone ("TOL" being a good example) it completely throws people off. I can imagine some people in the theater muttering, "WTF?" during the scene with the dinosaurs. Then at the end the scene on the beach at dusk, w/ characters reassembled out of time. Even the dead young brother shows up. More confusion -- that was too much for some to accept. I don't have problems with any part of the movie -- partly because long ago I read Robert Venturi's book "Complexity and Contradiction in Architecture." Also because practically all movies are made of thousands of individual shots pieced together.

[@abdulrazzakjauharusamah4455]

One of regrets in my life was not seeing this masterpiece on theatre

[@andreir698]

+ 1

[@fartmanx]

I had to drive 60 miles to see it in an almost empty theater. It was worth it. I honestly moved me to tears and changed me.

[@katskillz]

I regret watching it *only* 8 times in the theater.

[@ciaranmac646]

I watched it in theatre and walked out after 45min.....muck of a movie.

[@fartmanx]

@@ciaranmac646 Please do not reproduce.

[@mozyhamed]

someday we will fall down and weep , and we will understand it all .. all things .

[@charlescarney6158]

Ivan fyodorovich?

[@NoOne-cl4gi]

ahmed hamed ?

[@DDCrp]

this made me laugh

[@DarkRuin]

I think this quote comes from Fyodor Dostoevsky’s book Crime and Punishment where the alcoholic Marmeladov makes an impassioned speech: “And He will hold out His hands to us and we shall fall down before Him.… and we shall weep … and we shall understand all things! Then we shall understand all!… and all will understand, Katerina Ivanovna even … she will understand.… Lord, Thy kingdom come!”

[@the19kings]

The choco taco incident

[@NeoNeko99]

It might sound strange to say this, but I watched this film when it first came out and it was so profound and had such a huge emotional impact on me, that I'm actually scared to re-watch it, because I know I feel never be able to experience what I did back then a second time.

[@anniecavazos]

Watch it many times!! I thought the same, but every time it gives me something else I hadn't got before...

[@marcobri7910]

This is genuenly so relatable. I have the same exact feeling with the film Blue Bayou. I suppose it really does depend on the time in place you view a film and how it can emotionally impact you. Based simply upon the possibility of relating ceremoniously towards the time and stance you are in at the time.

[@ColinPatrickWeiss]

that's a shame. i've seen this movie maybe 20-30 times, and every time is a different experience, and I find as I get older and go from the child to identifying with the mother and father figures, my own conceptions of spirituality that i truly could appreciate this movie.

[@AdrianTofei]

The greatest trailer ever made. A metaphysical masterpiece in its own rights that always gives me tears and makes me think about our paradoxical human nature and the way it connects to the entire Universe. Listen carefully to what's being said, soak in the visual poetry, and you'll find the meaning of life.

[@junest11]

10 years on I still com back n watch it!

[@michaelz9892]

Probably the most beautiful film ever.

[@PhilAndersonOutside]

Impossibly hard to describe, or define. I was at times both bored, and completely enthralled by this film when I saw it in the theater. Frustrated, amazed, confused, yet mesmerized. I thought about it many times over the days, weeks even to come. I had a hard time telling people what to think when planning on seeing it. This isn't a "movie", it is a work of cinematic art. That's the best I can do. I would have expected nothing else from Malick, who admitted that you have to let the film wash over you. So very true.

[@heresmypersonalopinion]

ONE OF THE GREATEST MOVIES EVER. THIS IS NOT AN OVERSTATEMENT !

[@Nostalgic684]

This isn’t a film , this is an experience one won’t forget

[@Jehrrycarlo05]

Still, the greatest film of the decade (2010-2019). Pure cinema!

[@r.s.9861]

Absolutely! 🎯

[@thecapone45]

I watched the heck out of this video and downloaded it to my iPod. I still think of this trailer and the music.

[@cinemageplt]

I saw it a few days ago and I still have not recovered. Terrence Malick is a genius and it's pure art!❤

[@gnrforever2]

This is the best film in the history of American cinema. I really didn't think film-making could get better than Malick's The Thin Red Line, but TOF even more boldly explores the joy, pain, uncertainty, and ultimately the beauty of life that 99.9% of other directors are either unwilling or are numb to seriously exploring.

[@John.Skelton]

"Father, mother, always you wrestle inside me. Always you will." "Someday we'll fall down and weep. And we'll understand it all. All things." "Guide us, to the end of time." "Unless you love. Your life will flash by."

[@retiber1]

This is the most life affirming movie ever made. Excellent actors, excellent operator, excellemt music/soundtrack. Watched it several times.

[@paperdollartzgeniuz3911]

When I first watched this film ... I was blown away at how perfect every scenery and script was created. This is a Priceless movie that no human alive should miss. I truly believe that there will never be another movie in history that could top the making of this film. Not one flaw from the beginning to it's ending. FIVE STAR GRAMMY! ... Brad Pitt, Sean Penn and Jessica Chastain ... you all deserve a standing ovation for this and so does the children who played their parts so well too ... thank you for being excellent Actors & Actress, you are appreciated.

[@zacsam1615]

You're crazy. This movie is shit

[@hawjtsim]

I've only seen this movie once and I will never watch it again. It's a masterpiece. It changed my life

[@starlord6433]

Why won’t you watch it again if it’s so good?

[@HAL--gb6uf]

@@starlord6433 who knows maybe he is scared.

[@trhansen3244]

I felt the same way when I watched Jaws.

[@laurabreugelmans956]

This movie is about feelings Because if you try to think about it, it makes no sense... It can touch so deep into your soul. I'm so happy I'm not the only one alive having these experiences!!! This is true ART 💜💜💜

[@fartmanx]

It makes sense (in my opinion). There are 2 paths in life (nature & grace, as she says). You see the big bang, (this is the part not related to "feelings"), you see star clusters, then millions of years of evolution, you see the dinosaurs, then one dinosaur has a momentary flash of compassion to the wounded one, you see evolution/facts, you see the asteroid ending life, and then life renewing. This is Brad Pitt with his son. Reality. Life is hard, you have to carve your path. Survival of the fittest. Evolution. Then you have the "feelings" part of the love of a mother. The compassion not based on evolution per say, but just because she is a good human being. Both qualities are passed onto their son, who wrestles always with feelings of needing to be strong (evolution), yet also having compassion (feelings). No one really knows what awaits us in the afterlife. But one day, they say, we will fall down and weep, and understand it all. All things. Every single time I watch this trailer, I get very emotional. I personally cannot describe the feeling of joy and love this movie gives me. Even the trailer has a profound impact today, and I've seen it over 50 times at least. My biggest regret about this film, is that it will not be experienced by people. They will either never watch it, or watch it and dismiss it after 20 minutes as a nutty mess. This shouldn't be called a movie. And it's on a higher plain than to be called Art. This is a work that should be revered and as absorbed as strongly as the Bible, if not more so. Evolution is not wrong. Religion is not wrong. They both can co-exist, and indeed, they are one.

[@bulgar]

The cinematography looks stunningly breathtaking. Malick never disappoints.

[@ajortiz377]

Emmanuel Lubezki was the cinematographer

[@MrNo-dc2wp]

Cinematagraphy was done by Lubezki. One of the Greatest working right now

[@RafaelLiza]

It's been 13 years since I watched Tree of Life on the theater and I can still remember the feeling this movie caused on me. Even the trailer is a piece of art. Thank you, Mr Malick.

[@zacsam1615]

The most boring movie I have ever seen.

[@ReynoldsWood_GMK]

Such a beautiful movie. Terrence Malick always knocks it out of the park.

[@altarofkubrickfloyd]

One of the most moving films I’ve ever seen in a theater.

[@GenevaRob72]

This movie should be required viewing much like "The Iliad" is required reading...100 people could watch this movie and have 100 different takes on it. It's a masterpiece....

[@emeraldviolet2001]

I totally agree, it's layers of perception, depth and mastery put it as a visual illiad to me as well.

[@Ticklehug]

But the Iliad is very straight forward.

[@johnwhite-zh2rs]

you win i will watch it cause of you

[@GenevaRob72]

Let us know what you think...

[@buried4430]

@@jameslalonde7587 only if you say that you'll never require anything

[@Skanda1111]

The only movie where every single frame looks like a painting. Emmanuel Lubezki's masterpiece. Terrence mallick is a genius.

[@bucklakelukie]

Barry Lyndon too

[@Skanda1111]

@@bucklakelukie - Yes. Barry Lyndon is a great example too. Completely Agree.

[@okandrew42903]

Seriously, this is truly the greatest trailer ever made!

[@rangerchido669]

Wow!!!....only two movies l can say have MESMERIZED ME so far with their CINEMATOGRAPHY...THE MISSION, AND THE TREE OF LIFE!!!!!.....

[@StormFalcon61]

Among one of the most breathtaking achievements of the recent cinematic history

[@Lisa-qt4hh]

This gives me goosebumps, a wonderful trailer for my favorite film. No other film has made me feel this way, it has had and still has a profound impact on me... It is sincere, you can see the feeling an love that is put into it. It feels like a memory and it is very dreamlike. Thank you Terrence Malick ♡

[@aexothicc]

This isn't a movie you watch. This is a movie you feel, you experience and you LIVE it through.

[@andree2449]

That’s the case with all terrence proyects, they are not movies, they are sensorial experiences!

[@imadeyoureadthis.9743]

This movie isn't the type to watch when you feel like entertaining yourself or on a weekly basis. Since this came out I've only watched this around 3 times, still, this movie depending on the circumstances, speaks to you and hits you harder than anything else. Truly a work of art. Might not be the best movie, but might be the most important.

[@JosephsCoat]

I can rarely stand to watch any movie twice. This, however, is one that I can watch over and over and over again.

[@louishernandez2684]

It IS a contender for the best movie.

[@lennyd44]

Songs used in trailer.... “Ma Vlast Moldau” by Bedrich Smetana “Funeral March” by Patrick Cassidy

[@7d7films3]

lenny2527 - Thank you so much

[@RaminKabiri]

Thanks

[@giuliadalterio3085]

Thank uuuu

[@MsThebeMoon]

Hunter McCracken who played young Jack is amazing. He should definitely be nominated for an Oscar. That kid told the whole story of Jack's youth through expression and body language. Very gifted young man.

[@abdulrazzakjauharu.7477]

I remembered. Seven years ago, when I was 11, I was so excited of watching this. This trailer captivated me in A LOT OF WAYS, especially from its beauty. From then, I've really developed the love of moving pictures. This film made me wants to create films... :) What a masterpiece.

[@Umberto2]

I didn't know what to expect when I saw this film, but I was absolutely blown away by it and couldn't stop thinking about it for months. I forgot about it for a time and then it came to mind recently. I remembered how powerful it was when I saw it and how it transcended space, time and reality. Now I'm watching this trailer and thinking about when I can watch the full movie again.

[@donvandamnjohnsonlongfella1239]

are you an artsy fartsy fuck? Just curious. :p I feel like this movie would be liked by artsy fartsy fucks and lost upon the rest of society.

[@4Cud1Life2Is3Mine0]

This is more then a movie... it's like nothing you've ever seen.

[@tippiebear6532]

*than

[@theparadoxicalidiotknowsth8817]

It's actually a very theological work, after all Malick is an Armenian Christian.

[@theparadoxicalidiotknowsth8817]

+INTJ-Skorpyo7 He's the director, and yes you're right Orthodox might be a better way of putting it.

[@rituparnakonwar9103]

@INTJ-Scorpio-Sigma-Male 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@youlose6822]

no.... Its everything you see but never realised

[@Azzidos]

I remember seeing this in a cinema. It got so much bad publicity that the cinema initially removed it, only to restore it with a disclaimer. I love this movie and the soundtrack. Zbigniew Preisner - Lacrimosa is amazing.

[@Demontego]

You can say anything about the movie but goddamn trailer is one of the best for sure

[@lew5468]

nah g the social network's trailer is the best ever imo

[@frakkmundur]

This might be...the greatest trailer of all time.

[@route77productions]

There are few films that leave you confused and not understanding the film and yet you enjoyed watching it. This is one of theme

[@jeethha1]

Visually stunning. Cinematic Masterpiece. Terrence Malick is a genius. Best Picture of the Year. One of the greatest films of all time.

[@trhansen3244]

Are you being sarcastic?

[@idontcarewhatname123]

I feel like people either rate this 0/10 or 10/10. I can see why both are correct

[@janesarayevo608]

+hi what about you?

[@Jehrrycarlo05]

+hi if you're a movie lover, you'll give this 11/10

[@lucasstamper8150]

If you think deeply about mundane things, you'll give it 10/10 too. It's a really nice movie.

[@jijivishant]

just like bvs

[@Supreme_Court.]

@@lucasstamper8150 edjee boi

[@leandroferraz3776]

A rare case where the trailer is just as good as the movie! Masterpiece of a trailer!

[@andrewgreene3065]

Days of Heaven is one of the most beautiful film I’ve ever seen. Tree of Life is one of the most beautiful films I’ve ever felt.

[@arwaldc9056]

I was on the border of tears the entire time when I saw it in theaters. I was in my late 20’s and old enough to see how fast time flashed by and remembered my parents being my age

[@ashwin9218]

I've been onto Brad Pitt's movies lately. Each one crafted in its own way, austere,chilling and profound. Brad Pitt is a living legend.

[@romefox]

Saw it twice when it came out, cried both times. At the second showing I went to, the girl behind me was giggling at some scenes, its not for everyone which is understanding. Its more art than movie.

[@Jehrrycarlo05]

Rewatching this trailer again. My love for this film is eternal. ❤️

[@simtekgroup3080]

Dear Mr. Malick and producers of this film, thank you. You changed my life. When I first saw it when it was released I didn't understood it straight away, but I was aware that I witnessed to something very special, greater then life. The experience of it grew so much in me that it made me attend film school. I understood that unless I pursued something I loved, my life would have flashed by.

[@FrenchAurelie]

I have absolutely no idea what this movie is about but I was completely hypnotized by the trailer, couldn't take my eyes off of it. It's beautiful !

[@ec6933]

Father. Mother. Always you wrestle inside me. Always you will.

[@BrianGanter]

This trailer is better than most of the full films I have seen.

[@flannerymonaghan-morris7461]

I remember when this film came out…I was 12 years old, and I remember seeing posters for it everywhere. Such a fascinating film.

[@hugbanque6467]

Imagine people seeing this trailer in 2010 not knowing what was the film about and not knowing how this film would affect cinema and art in such a good and perfect way

[@DelightLovesMovies]

I love Terrence Malick and his films.

[@trhansen3244]

Even when finding out he voted for Donald Trump?

[@CravingInk]

The most beautiful cinematography ever. Gonna miss this one.

[@shadow1up]

I will forever remember this trailer and the score. This must be one of the best trailers for a movie i had ever seem so far

[@scms2528]

The greatest visual experience in film history.

[@momarach]

The battle between listening to your fear or following your love....we should learn to love those who act out of fear most of all, because they are the ones who need love the most.

[@pablosearth]

Just watched the film. The whole thing was a massive plant medicine experience. Huge congrats to the Directors, simply wonderful...

[@almadoumani]

This is the best film ever, and frankly I had an ayahuasca retreat recently and this film made PERFECT SENSE, it's everything.

[@4rch1tect0n1c4]

I recently learned that the church that I attend was a film location for this movie.

[@Blueway360Gamer]

@gnilttbs ?

[@Blueway360Gamer]

@gnilttbs oh lol

[@jorgemartinez7860]

Was film in Houston

[@JosephsCoat]

@gnilttbs I’m so terribly sorry-just some silly banter on the fact that you’re missing out (no seriously, you are)

[@iamseangray]

this movie is amazing at first its weird but then it becomes to where you are speechless I give this movie a 100\10 amazing👏👏👏👏

[@GenevaRob72]

I have watched this movie about 50 times and I see something different in it almost every time...

[@zhoumygod]

I first watched this when I was probably 21 or so and cried tears of boredom. Today I turn 33. I rewatched it and this time I cried tears of vulnerability.

[@NatachaAtlasOfficial]

Terence Malick always delivers profound deep films that haunt and stay with you

[@afragmentedgaze]

Quite simply, the greatest film ever made.

[@nelg70]

One of the best movies I've seen in along time.

[@danielsalerno6474]

movie aside...this trailer is probably the greatest 2 minute short ever made.

[@reviewswithrud3845]

Till date this film remains as one of the most visually rich and intellectually stimulating works of cinema- a triumph in non-linear storytelling that uses all elements of filmmaking, it traverses just like 2001:A Space Odyssey, through time and brings out the theme of nature against grace (or rather the manner in which they must co-exist) , which to me will forever remain unforgettable as an experience.

[@mauriceestelle4619]

I remembered wathcing this movie when I was 12/13 with my parents and people keep leaving their seats and getting out of the studio before the movie finished. I quite enjoyed the movie tho

[@rr7firefly]

When one of my friends did that and later trashed the film in an angry fit I had to wonder how deeply scarred he actually was.

[@julieegan1337]

Finally finished the movie, im speechless...

[@user-pd5jd5ct6n]

The camera work in this movie is out of this world

[@akhils9586]

Some movies you can't forget like it will be there with you upto the death. This is that movie.

[@dragwlya475]

A very Tarkovskyan film, hard to afford these days but with a spiritual deepness you can hardly see in Hollywood on our time.

[@alsharpe]

probably cause Terry Malick doesn't work in Hollywood. Also why he's directed so few films despite an almost 50 year career

[@YoBaMo1]

He’s given a Hollywood budget though. $60+ million

[@glowmentor]

Masterpiece. Leaves me breathless. Nothing more to say.

[@wobbygongman]

It's a Terrence Malick movie so every single shot is like a work of art.

[@rmak2950]

I was transported instantly to a place of great introspective intensity so quickly and this was just the trailer. Art at its most potent