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Я в первые услышал эту музыку в фильме. Очень красивая музыка.

Genesis

I showed this movie to one of my best friends, with whom I shared a passion for interesting, out of the ordinary movies. He fell absololutely in love with this scene, mainly because of this rendition of Lacrimosa. He died at 35 and without me knowing, they played this his at his funeral according to his wishes. Goes without saying I cried like a bitch. Fuck I miss that guy sometimes. There is no one else in my life left that I share that same passion and openness to new movies, new music, new art. We didn't always agree, but we were always open, and it enlightened each others lives.

Meraviglioso!

Playing this song during the 2024 Solar Eclipse

Sooo soothing ❤

Heel mooooi

2024

This was AWESOME!

I saw whis film as a teen. The intensive pain touched me so deep, its still my favourite movie...no one understands

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Crikey

เขาพูดมันถูกต้องแล้วมันจะมีอากาศยานไร้นักบินที่เป็นภัยคุกคาม

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This movie made me feel insignificant yet magnificent. We are ephemeral yet eternal. We are mortals yet deities. We are nothing, yet we are the ALL. We are millions, yet we are ONE.

Essentially, modern-day representation of the Book of Job

ฉันจะรออีก 2-3มันจะเรียบร้อยและสงบไหมแล้วเราค่อยว่ากัน

เหลือเวลาอีกนานไหมก่อนที่มึงจะหายไป

Hollywood makes films about immortality and time travel: The Mummy (The Book of the Dead and the Book of Life), Tuck Everlasting (Spring Water), Atlantis (Crystal), Harry Potter (Hermione's time turner), The Fountain (The sap from the Tree of Life), The Illusionist (Magic)...etc.

It is a horror movie for stoners!

เรื่องนี้ฉันชอบพูดหลายครั้งแล้วการผนวกดินแดนแกควรที่จะสนับสนุนและเปิดทางให้มีการเจรจาเป็นส่วนหนึ่งของสหภาพยุโรป

¿Dónde estabas cuando cimenté la tierra? ¿Cuando cantaban las estrellas del alba y los hijos de Dios se regocijaban? Job 38: 4-7 El árbol de la vida (2011), de Terrence Malick es, a mi parecer, mucho más que una obra maestra, una obra de arte, un poema visual,metafísica pura...

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needs more words

anyway back to the details

คือกลุ่มปฏิบัติอดีตนายกทักษิณเขาก็ยังมีความเห*้ยมเหินกระหายที่จะต่อสู้อยู่

แต่คิดว่าเราจะประสบความสำเร็จเรามีแต้มต่อเรื่องนี้มากพอสมควรคดีค้างเก่าอีกมากมาย

What if the great minds of Aristotle or Socrates had the tools to craft a cinematic masterpiece reflecting their profound views on life? Especially after experiencing the death of their brother in their youth. That is the story The Tree of Life in a nutshell. The director and writer, Terrence Malick, isn't just a regular filmmaker. He's a genius contemporary philosopher in his own right, after teaching philosophy at MIT, following a PhD in philosophy at Oxford. Aw yes, he also graduated Harvard with Summa cum laude. Malick had two younger brothers: Chris and Larry. Larry Malick was a guitarist who went to study in Spain. To understand the character traits that run in the Malick family, imagine that Larry, Terrence's bother, intentionally broke his own hand due to pressure over his musical studies. Not far from this he died, possibly by suicide. Terrence had the unfortune to experience this first hand. Yet, in a absolutely amazing twist of fate, someone gave Terrence a big white check to bring this deeply personal experience onto the silver screen, decades after. The movie flopped badly for the wide audience, but I don't think that was ever the point of the movie. I recently heard from a friend at the Vienna State Opera that they occasionally receive unique requests to create musical composition which must capture a specific emotion. These compositions are exclusively for the requester, never to be shared, and all the records must be destroyed from their side. Think about it: In a world where money is not of importance, owning a piece of art or music that profoundly resonates with your soul is the ultimate luxury. It's not about flaunting wealth; it's about connecting with something deeply, deeply personal. Your own acquirable nirvana. In my opinion, "The Tree of Life" is that rare gem - an audiovisual symphony crafted from the depths of Malick's soul, for a person which we can only deeply thank for sharing it with us, the mortals.

God asks Great Dark Mother: - "Who are we to you?". This whole sequence is Mother's answer: - "You are everything: - time; space; the stars; creation; love; life; death". Stunning.

The tearful melody that describes infinity but will never quite grasp it, the divinity of the universe that shows people its limits, the sound carried by angels whose sound reverberates in every soul...

Did MOZART die before the entire piece was finished???

"The tree of life" is just the best cinematic work in mankind's modern history. It makes you feel the greatness and the power of God's creation.

This piece is so remarkable...sad...beautiful... infinite...i never watch it once...

Efectivamente, es arte 🧐🍷

Bien au-delà d'un film. Difficile de décrire les émotions suscitées par cet extrait là.

Fantastic music! Respect!!!

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If you believe that Jesus Christ died for our sins, was buried, and raised to life on the third day, you will be saved. 1 Corinthians 15:3-4 ❤

it's so fitting that malick chose to use this piece of music from preisner, a long-time collaborator with kieslowski, a polish director that also made films with existential/spiritual/religious themes. it's like a nod to a master and his oeuvre.

When the stars threw down their spears And water'd heaven with their tears: Did he smile his work to see? Did he who made the Lamb make thee? -William Blake

I agree merry Christmas Jesus god

This is one of those movies that you don’t really understand until you’ve had that moment in your life where everything comes into focus as confusing and trance like. Sorta like how when you say a word over and over and it gets weird. Its the feeling when you think about existence too much.

I can’t understand why Jennifer Bynum isn’t credited anywhere for this song. You can’t mistake her powerful voice

I always feel like this is a cry to search for those who left us. In this infinite universe, there has to be a tiny spec where they still exist somewhere in some form with all those memories they created. Just like the lost son in the film. Otherwise what exactly is the point of all that matter floating around across galaxies.

The first time I went to a movie and spent the entire time in worship.

Literally the voice of angels Im ~Wow

1:27 The Horsehead nebula if anyone is interested

elo-rin e = elon

onde eta deus?eu,nao vc nao deus,sim sou eu. nao nao é deus,eu vi vc cutucando,o nariz.nao meu filho, eu só tava coçando, nao vc nao é deus.sim eu sou,nao nao,onde esta deus? eu nao sei,ninguem sabe do seu paradeiro,falves ele deve estar aí em baixo com vcs,gente foi ele o reverendo q me obrigou eu fala.me solta deus sumiu deus sumiu. kkkkk pricher.

Emmanuel Lubezki is my favorite cinematographer