Articles about The Thin Red Line

Director and actor @SarahEPolley picks her five favorite films for @rottentomatoes

Early-1999, shortly after the release of Terrence Malick's "The Thin Red Line," in which he starred, Sean Penn approached 20th Century Fox and asked for a private jet to take him to a screening of the movie in Houston. Much to his dismay, the studio refused. Infuriated, Penn wrote the following letter to the studio in response. It was very quickly leaked to the press.

The "Wreck-It Ralph" star talks Scorsese, Malick, Boogie Nights and more. Some great nuggets of what it was like to make the films here.

A @Flavorwire compilation of the most beautiful shots in film history.

Roger Ebert (@ebertchicago) takes some time out of his day to inform us of the 16 movies out there in the world that involve parakeets. Good to know Roger. Thanks.

The editor of the magazine Fast Company explains how the Adrien Brody rule came to be and how it applies to the cover of his latest issue.

Critic @AOScott looks at the relationship between humans and the natural world in Terrence Malick's war drama, "The Thin Red Line"

Broody square-jawed type and P.T. Anderson favorite @ThomasJane ("Hung") does a Random Roles with @TheAVClub

David Thompson from The Guardian wonders if Terrance Malick's 2nd film, Days of Heaven, is the most beautiful film ever made.

With Tree of Life dividing up the country, here's a look by @totalfilm of some other slow films that are worth your time.