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arjunflamingfeather Ryan Gosling surfaces like an actor from the feature film called 'Song To Song' which has suitable numbers. The numbers unknown because the visual industry preferences us: to recommend features to friends abroad and in this third world country. Gala like movie with 'Off Beat' or whatever that is screenplay from the Austin, music scene. Grateful to having seen them on a sunny day under a sunny sky; even to a library audience. The feature 'Song To Song' is a strong movie that cannot be ungrateful about. Letting Go because movies like 'Song To Song' need not be without grace and other things like words, expressions and sentences. Review to consider viewing the movie called 'Song to Song'.

Jithin K Mohan This film was like diving into the minds of the characters, through their love, ambition and confusion. You could never know where your mind leads you it may jump to places you don't expect and that's exactly how Malick has made this film. I can totally understand why some or most people would hate this film, it works only for a few people who probably are like the characters of this film.

SnoopyStyle BV (Ryan Gosling) and Faye (Rooney Mara) are musicians. Cook (Michael Fassbender) is a producer. Rhonda (Natalie Portman) is a waitress. BV has a fling with Amanda (Cate Blanchett) and Faye with Zoey. These relationships start, conflict, stop, and detour in the Austin music scene.Terrence Malick continues to make these beautiful-looking dreamlike movies. It's beyond beauty but the story telling is muddled. His style of filmmaking is deliberately disjointed which makes all these complicated relationships hard to follow. It's also emotionally distant. Mara and Gosling have these droning voices which don't help in this case. It's a beautiful movie but the complicated relationship jumping loses me along the way. There is a bit guerrilla filmmaking as Malick steals scenes during real music festivals. This would work much better with fewer relationships.

eddie_baggins will forever be thankful to Terrence Malick for his contributions to cinema.The Texan born filmmaker's influence and inspiration on a generation of movie makers can't be denied, with his wonderful early films Badlands and Days of Heaven true masterpieces of the medium, while his long wait in between films lead to the worthily praised The Thin Red Line, The New World and Tree of Life.Since then however, Malick's non-commitment to a working script and much room for improvisation has led to the almost forgotten about To the Wonder and Knight of Cups, films that for many took things a little too far and for anyone that found those films far too ponderous and unstructured, Song to Song is certainly not a film you should be seeking out.If I was being completely honest, even as true Malick fan that I think myself as, the first 30 minutes of Song to Song was hard to bare.Filled with his trademark visual style (working once more with famed DOP Emmanuel Lubezki), minimal dialogue with voiceovers largely taking its place and a group of characters we get very little backstory on initially, this tale of love and loss in the city of Austin that takes place around the music scene isn't easy to adjust to and Song to Song doesn't do much to win us over but against the odds I all of a sudden found myself swept up in Malick's vision and poetic tale of what it means to truly love someone and find your place in this big bad world.Its arguable Malick's most purely romantic film yet and while To the Wonder and Knight of Cups had their moments, Song to Song feels like the culmination of what Malick's been working on in those films and with this it has allowed Malick to deliver a romantic journey like none-other that's power grows as we continue to understand more about our A-List cast.Filmed way back in 2012, Malick has assembled quite the cast here that's driven by Rooney Mara's lost soul Faye and Ryan Gosling's life loving musician BV as the two fall in love despite the interference of Michael Fassbender's sleazy businessman Cook and his tormented wife Rhonda played by Natalie Portman.All actors acquit themselves well to proceedings and while not every bit of improvised dialogue or character action rings true, there is certainly a merit in allowing actors to inhabit characters without the usual instruction, instead letting them find the heart and soul of their character in a non-formal way.Song to Song is also as visually captivating as any of Malick's recent films and while it lacks a certain grandeur to other films of his back catalogue, this seemingly personal and intimate journey through life will please any of those looking for another slice of Malick visual magic.Final Say – Supposedly the last film of this ilk from Malick, who is returning to more structured filmmaking with his upcoming World War 2 film Radegund, Song to Song is not a film to be enjoyed by a mass audience or for those that have never taken to Malick's works before or in particular those that have found a dislike for his recent output but this examination of love in a life that isn't always easy is a film that will draw you in and take you away on a cinematic journey that only Malick can deliver.4 chainsaw wielding Iceman's out of 5