I have just checked out the awards this film won and it is only a couple and it wasnt even nominated for an Oscar, not one. Unbelievable. The direction, the cinamatography, the script, the acting are all superb. Why was it overlooked????
@roryphelan aye thats what i meant. true romance came out long after this did. the whole of True Romance is a sort of imitation of badlands from the odd, slighty damaged, for want of a better word, but still attractive leading lady, who in both films narrate with a southern accent, to the mentally ill but weirdly admirable leading man. tarantino definitely took alot of inspiration from Badlands
@ursulade dude just relax you and Williams010leffield need to end this senseless bickering and just agree that Badlands and True Romance are both good movies with good soundtracks.
@TheMemento99 hilarious!! :D first of all my comment about true romance copying this soundtrack was a joke! probably a crap one, but come on!! second of all, he told me to "shut the fuck up" so i told him to "shut the fuck up".... i'm JOKING!!! the problem with internet threads is you can never tell if people are being serious, insulting, sarcastic etc... im only having a laugh :)
this flick is a tragic bunch of shit. starkweather and fugates lives was insane enough, why isn't that good enough for follywood? they never do it better than the real shit, that's fer sure. murder in the heartland was much better, besides minor inaccuracies my only problem with that was that tim roth didn't have starkweathers speech impediment. oh well.
Murder in the Heartland is the best!! All these movies were inspired by a serial killer named Charles Starkweather, & Murder in the Heartland is about them. Although they changed some of the stuff it's pretty accurate :)
I really appreciate this virtually unknown movie. It shows that there are people in this world who can exist totally without a conscience. Casey Anthony is a rank amateur compared to this couple. The music here is great too.
This movie reminds me so much with my brush with the law. There were cops from 9 different states after my ass. All because I refused to renew my tags on the license plates.
Now could someone please tell me WHERE exactly Robert Englund appears in that film? I guess I saw that movie a hundret of times, t'was my very first movie of Martin Sheen (with Catch-22 of course) ... and my friend told me Rob Englund plays in it too. I NEVER saw him. I beg for help. :p
if true romance was an hommage to badlands, was the inglorious basterds the same to the thin red line? does tarintino do anything original? he pilfers, steals, copies and calls it hommage!!!!!!!
@vrathragna as stan lee sayd in the simpsons ....broke it ? or made it better???!! tarantino is like a best of reel that teaches you of movie history, hey its better than the rest of what hollywood is doing!! hes showing wat the world wants to see .
....... hey if you dont like it you can always stick to Uwe Boll (lol i kidd i bet you love movies !!! )
@vrathragna Stealing has always been an important artistic technique. What's the difference between Tarantino stealing some elements from Badlands, and Malick stealing some elements from Charlie Starkweather's life? In art, stealing is good, stealing keeps tradition fresh. It's only plagiarism when the new work of art doesn't bring anything new to the table. Tarantino, even though I'm no big fan, brings plenty. The people he rips off are better off in the end.
@vrathragna It's sort of cool to see that 19th century Romantic ideals are still alive in some people. There's no such thing as pure originality, it's all built on something that came before. Tarantino just makes the foundation more obvious than many other artists, because he thinks it's beautiful and that people should know about it.
"Bad artists copy. Great artists steal." - Picasso
@sosiopat Malick is a philosopher--a historian of philosophy to be more exact, and T worked as video-store clerk. Do you think that makes a difference?????
@vrathragna Of course it makes a difference: It means Malick's movies might be more interesting to people who enjoy philosophy - of which I am one. What does that have to do with originality? What's next? Are you going to draw some boring line between art and entertainment?
I've always loved this film. Terrence Malick is an outstanding director. I caught this again on TCM tonight. I hadn't seen it in awhile. Reminds me of True Romance. I could almost guarantee that Tarantino had Badlands in mind when he wrote it.
my favourite films are pulp fiction, gran torino, true romance, a clockwork orange, lives of others & 500 days of summer - any opinions on whether this would be enjoyable to me?
This was a great film with a story based loosely upon the murder spree of Charlie Starkweather and his then 14 year old girlfriend. It does not moralize about what takes place, it simply shows it unfolding like a bizarre dream played out across the American prairie. The girlfriend became a dental hygienist and today lives somewhere in the mid-west.
I always like to puzzle out why certain divinely brilliant movies get less attention than they deserve. Not too tricky in this case, you can only heap so much praise in polite company on a film with a basically indifferent stance towards cross country killing sprees.
Well, to perhaps state the obvious, that which one person calls & considers "divinely brilliant" may not be so appraised by another -- especially if moral considerations are admitted (or permitted) as part of the overall evaluation. I know what you mean about the 'amoral' aura surround this film, yet on the other hand I think several strongly moral undercurrents can be taken from it (i.e. by inference).
@formivore 10% of americans get it, the other 85% are only care about and eat it up whatever the current popular craze is. and the other 5% make money off the 85%
This film put Sheen into a "moody Romantic sociopath" mode for a bit: "Sweet Hostage"( in '75 with Linda Blair) and, yes, even "Apocalypse Now". "Badlands" so subtly invented the genre of the ironically captured cross country killing spree that its importance often goes unregarded by the legions of bubble gum chewers who flock to such copy cat movies today.
I can tell you that it's not the same song that starts at 1:27. But in case you thought that it was the same song- the one from 1:27 is Carl Orff and Gunild Keetman - Gassenhauer nach Hans Neusiedler.
You can find it at track 1 on Orff- Schulwerk vol. 1 of Musica Poetica
Badlands is one of my favorite films and the screenplay is (at least IMHO) made to be such on purpose. However I do have to say that while "The New World" had some good Malick-esque scenes, its overall sub-par in comparison with his other films.
if you don't like the new world, that's your opinion, but to say it sucks means you don't understand Malick, or the purpose of an independent filmmaker who does not follow the hollywood handbook on strict narrative...you have to FEEL his films and not worry about the story!
What a great film this is. Martin Sheen and Sissy Spacek look and act like two aimless teenagers who truly don't understand the evil he's committed.
An influential film in many ways. Certainly influenced Bruce Springsteen when he cut "Nebraska". Jon Bon Jovi considers this his all-time favorite film.
I'm glad Terrence Malick is still making movies. Supposedly he's working on "The Catcher In The Rye", if that's at all filmable. Good luck, Terrence.
i dont think it shows the film for wot it really is and gives away lots of intresting to watch bits, like when he makes the suscide not, y give it away.....
Very beautiful movie, one of the classics, the cinematography and progression was amazing, even by the end i didnt think sheens character was a bad guy, just bored into amoralness maybe, but not evil
Now that I have watched this film, I realize lynch's "Wild At Heart", Stone's "Natural Born Killers" and Scott's "True Romance" would not exist without it. I can tell Tarantino loved this movie.
The lack of meaning. Not just in the whole USA thing. In life. Everybody feels it. We're running in circles, trying to earn some happyness, find our peace in this world, but sometimes everything is just so empty, that even our love is just the thirst for love.
I love this movie even though it is a really bad screenplay. There are things that happen in this movie that just does not seem right. If I got shot in the stomach I'd be pissed. Days of Heaven is his masterpiece. The New World SUCKED so bad I asked for my money back. I really think Mr. Malnick wants to work for National Geographic.
You miss the point of the scene you bemoan. Yes, I'd be none too pleased about being in the shot in the guts, but the guy in the movie who did was a lumbering simpleton and Cissy Spacek's airy, cheery "Hi" to him and the absurd conversation that followed when he was about to die is fucked up and surreal.
Just because you - understandably - would be pisssed about being shot in the stomach, it doesn't follow that the movie/screenplay should do the same.
No not really I do love this movie but it has it faults I am just smart enough to see them. Charlie's character was not evil but he damn sure was a very bad guy. Killing people willy nilly like that he should have been hunted down and shot like a mangy dog.
yeah its a class flic..its a must see and the style of dialogue has been use again so many times like in true romance and most other black comedys,,,its a very funny film in a ma way i think
One of the best films and trailers of the 1970's. My God, Martin Sheen and Sissy Spacek look like they're in their teens in this movie. I love the way the trailer sets up the characters. Like the way they describe Sheen's character: "People who littered bothered him."
yea that's crazy I really thought she was 15 like the character in the movie yet when I looked her up she was damn near 24-25 when this film came out.
Martin Sheen couldn't deny Charlie Sheen if he wanted to
hatshepsutiv 5 days ago
Lykke Li's video Get Some is not available in my county... The USA. So you are an indie band? Right.
stupidbullchit 6 days ago
what the hell Lykke......
arabianspirit67 1 week ago
Alexz Johnson brought me here!
MissSoccerGrl 1 week ago 5
Lykke Li brought me here... :-)
Drengebarnet 1 week ago 89
@Drengebarnet She brought me too LOL :)
Edward1992ist 1 week ago
love this film so much
tiffaniebbes94 4 weeks ago
i found this film from the band bastille in their video for their song FLAWS
miniman631 1 month ago
I have just checked out the awards this film won and it is only a couple and it wasnt even nominated for an Oscar, not one. Unbelievable. The direction, the cinamatography, the script, the acting are all superb. Why was it overlooked????
timbum1000 1 month ago
i hope i just didnt watch the whole film, old trailers gave away too much!! :D
ursulade 1 month ago
@ursulade trailers of old movies i mean :)
ursulade 3 weeks ago
Wonderful
Andrzej560 1 month ago
Wonderful little gem of a film.
roryphelan 2 months ago 2
this movie was wierdddddddddd
ElleRoxMyFabSox88 2 months ago
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lol i haven't seen it yet, but from the look of the trailer how the hell can this movie be rated PG
Godzilla52 2 months ago
is that the same music from true romance?
Williams010Leffield 2 months ago
@Williams010Leffield No, but the music from true romance is an imitation of the music used in this film.
roryphelan 2 months ago
@roryphelan aye thats what i meant. true romance came out long after this did. the whole of True Romance is a sort of imitation of badlands from the odd, slighty damaged, for want of a better word, but still attractive leading lady, who in both films narrate with a southern accent, to the mentally ill but weirdly admirable leading man. tarantino definitely took alot of inspiration from Badlands
Williams010Leffield 1 month ago
@Williams010Leffield yeah, this film copied true romance...tony scott and quentin tarantino tried suing, but to no avail, as they were only about 10!
ursulade 1 month ago 4
@ursulade
Shut the fuck up
Williams010Leffield 1 month ago
@Williams010Leffield Take it easy. Ursulade just made a joke, it's not the end of the world.
princeoftidds 1 month ago
@princeoftidds
why did you feel the need to say that?
Williams010Leffield 1 month ago
@Williams010Leffield That was rude and there is no need for it. Helping you out.
princeoftidds 1 month ago
@princeoftidds self-righteous tool
Williams010Leffield 1 month ago
@ursulade what a cranky pants this guy is! :-D
ursulade 3 weeks ago
@Williams010Leffield shut the fuck up!
ursulade 1 month ago
@ursulade dude just relax you and Williams010leffield need to end this senseless bickering and just agree that Badlands and True Romance are both good movies with good soundtracks.
TheMemento99 1 month ago
@TheMemento99 hilarious!! :D first of all my comment about true romance copying this soundtrack was a joke! probably a crap one, but come on!! second of all, he told me to "shut the fuck up" so i told him to "shut the fuck up".... i'm JOKING!!! the problem with internet threads is you can never tell if people are being serious, insulting, sarcastic etc... im only having a laugh :)
ursulade 3 weeks ago
@TheMemento99 but i do agree...both movies are gems!!
ursulade 3 weeks ago
that flying ball of sticks was SO close to hitting his leg on the way back. 1:42
joshwashposh 3 months ago 2
If someone ask you what is a "Movie" you must show him this one, "Badlands" is one of the best movie ever we have to say.
ArcticBuckley 3 months ago 2
Wonderful film.
spewintothis 3 months ago 3
the Guy in This Movie' looks Just Like my Old Land Lord from Worland Wyoming' & his Name was Bobby Richins.
HubbyHair 4 months ago
this flick is a tragic bunch of shit. starkweather and fugates lives was insane enough, why isn't that good enough for follywood? they never do it better than the real shit, that's fer sure. murder in the heartland was much better, besides minor inaccuracies my only problem with that was that tim roth didn't have starkweathers speech impediment. oh well.
mySTALEMATE 4 months ago
TMalick : only 4/5 films, all great.. Some people not knowing exactly what they "disliked" Will say : oh, those TM ' s voices-over.. Ridiculous..
henriette756 4 months ago
Terrence Malick : great
henriette756 4 months ago
Forget Natural born killers....this is the real deal..and you know what... ."love is strange".....dont belive me ..just ask Mickey and Sylvia
lomadmt 4 months ago
Murder in the Heartland is the best!! All these movies were inspired by a serial killer named Charles Starkweather, & Murder in the Heartland is about them. Although they changed some of the stuff it's pretty accurate :)
XShoku 4 months ago
Is it only me or the beginning of the intro and soundtrack feels like The Assasination Of Jesse James?
StritarD 4 months ago
This seemed spoilerish without seeing the movie. Was it?
TheBigCynicalAsshole 4 months ago
What a great movie!
brunofujii 5 months ago
funny how probably charlie sheen will end in some situation like this.
isaiaselcaco 6 months ago
Natural Born Killers is a worse version of this movie.
Kogerii 6 months ago
@Kogerii This is a master piece. I personally don't like Natural Born Killers ethier...
brunofujii 5 months ago
@Kogerii YOUR A RETARD NATURAL BORN KILLERS HAS A cOMPLETE DIFFERENT cONcEPT THAN THIS AND IT IS AcTUALLY MORE BADASS U HIPPIE FAGGIT
scruffyfromki3 1 month ago
Thumbs up if an scientific essay about the question "why show violence in movies?" brought you here... ;)
FaceManBDSC 6 months ago
@FaceManBDSC just you i think lol
handycappo 5 months ago
Best Trailer Ever!
SteveHolt1984 6 months ago 19
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This movie is great!
UnknownProspector 7 months ago
I really appreciate this virtually unknown movie. It shows that there are people in this world who can exist totally without a conscience. Casey Anthony is a rank amateur compared to this couple. The music here is great too.
comcreature 7 months ago
Oh god, those Terrence Malick voice-overs ...
zo219 7 months ago
Is this like most of Terrence Malick's films where most of the film is voice overs and very little dialogue.
Generationfilms100 7 months ago
@Generationfilms100 "most"?
I take it you only watch the trailers, and assume his films must be like that throughout?
cinesimonj 6 months ago
This movie reminds me so much with my brush with the law. There were cops from 9 different states after my ass. All because I refused to renew my tags on the license plates.
cobalt100 8 months ago
LOL WTF did i just watch? Some nice looking film turns into him murdering everybody.
JoanBeatrington001 9 months ago
He shoot that cop in the back, hes a badass!
TheGodParticle 9 months ago
@TheGodParticle He wasn't a cop, mister, he was a bounty hunter!
KajiCarson 8 months ago
@KajiCarson Cool, thats fine with me then.
TheGodParticle 8 months ago
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This is a great movie!!
Molasses90 9 months ago
people who littered bothered him
eggfleece 9 months ago 35
@eggfleece lol
1992VoodooChild 9 months ago
How could this man have the misfortune to sire such a moron? Genetics, i'll never understand it!
zuss10r 9 months ago
winning?
landesal 10 months ago 2
I've seen Badlands over 200 times so far,it's my favourite film and i can honestly say i have never seen Robert Englund.
TheJimmorrisonfan198 11 months ago
Now could someone please tell me WHERE exactly Robert Englund appears in that film? I guess I saw that movie a hundret of times, t'was my very first movie of Martin Sheen (with Catch-22 of course) ... and my friend told me Rob Englund plays in it too. I NEVER saw him. I beg for help. :p
ChrisWalkenFan 11 months ago
Makes me think Natural Born Killers was a rip off...
A2Stallion 11 months ago
@A2Stallion True Romance/Natural Born Killers are both based off the Tarantino script that was inspired by this movie as well as Bonny and Clyde.
SachinStyle 9 months ago
@A2Stallion UR A DUMBASS
scruffyfromki3 1 month ago
I love this film,i have lost count of the amount of times i have seen it,I got my dvd signed by Martin Sheen,he is such a nice guy
TheJimmorrisonfan198 11 months ago
if true romance was an hommage to badlands, was the inglorious basterds the same to the thin red line? does tarintino do anything original? he pilfers, steals, copies and calls it hommage!!!!!!!
vrathragna 1 year ago
@vrathragna as stan lee sayd in the simpsons ....broke it ? or made it better???!! tarantino is like a best of reel that teaches you of movie history, hey its better than the rest of what hollywood is doing!! hes showing wat the world wants to see .
....... hey if you dont like it you can always stick to Uwe Boll (lol i kidd i bet you love movies !!! )
zotrablue 1 year ago
@vrathragna Stealing has always been an important artistic technique. What's the difference between Tarantino stealing some elements from Badlands, and Malick stealing some elements from Charlie Starkweather's life? In art, stealing is good, stealing keeps tradition fresh. It's only plagiarism when the new work of art doesn't bring anything new to the table. Tarantino, even though I'm no big fan, brings plenty. The people he rips off are better off in the end.
sosiopat 11 months ago
@sosiopat real artists are original!
vrathragna 10 months ago
@vrathragna It's sort of cool to see that 19th century Romantic ideals are still alive in some people. There's no such thing as pure originality, it's all built on something that came before. Tarantino just makes the foundation more obvious than many other artists, because he thinks it's beautiful and that people should know about it.
"Bad artists copy. Great artists steal." - Picasso
sosiopat 10 months ago
@sosiopat Malick is a philosopher--a historian of philosophy to be more exact, and T worked as video-store clerk. Do you think that makes a difference?????
vrathragna 10 months ago
@vrathragna Of course it makes a difference: It means Malick's movies might be more interesting to people who enjoy philosophy - of which I am one. What does that have to do with originality? What's next? Are you going to draw some boring line between art and entertainment?
sosiopat 10 months ago
I've always loved this film. Terrence Malick is an outstanding director. I caught this again on TCM tonight. I hadn't seen it in awhile. Reminds me of True Romance. I could almost guarantee that Tarantino had Badlands in mind when he wrote it.
sndudley 1 year ago
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cant believe i just saw this for the first time..great flix...
NYOLSKOOL 1 year ago
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Fuck.... Sissy Spacick is so fucking hot in this. You can tell her pussy was tight, pink and juicey wet!
Bet she could make you cum, just by flexing her pussy a few times and get your balls and asshole soaked. With out even trying....
FUCK!!!!!
SoothsayerYT 1 year ago
@SoothsayerYT hahahahaha dude you are such a fucking faggot..hahahaha holy shit, take your dick out of your dad's mouth.
fidellah23 1 year ago
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shut up faggot
SoothsayerYT 1 year ago
i can't believe i haven't heard of this movie, i gotta buy it, seems to be recommended alot
Intz51 1 year ago
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alsananick 1 year ago
OMG is CHARLIE SHEEN'S FATHER!!! :o
HAVTTOONMAKER 1 year ago
@HAVTTOONMAKER Emilio Estevez's father as well.
ddean1987 1 year ago
damn this movie kicks ass - LITERALLY
caytiryakisi28 1 year ago
still my favorite movie
imgonnakillyoo 1 year ago
Martin Sheen has GREAT HAIR!?!?
theEpicBatman 1 year ago 3
THIS IS ONE OF THE BEST US FILMS.
mackinl 1 year ago 3
Did anyone else notice when he shoots down into the cellar it is the reverse image of the scene in the film.
pumpkinbrains101 1 year ago
@pumpkinbrains101 At first glance I thought it may have been an alternate take but then yes, I saw it was a reverse, very odd.
greenblue1979 1 year ago
@pumpkinbrains101
Breaker 1-9: PumpkinBrains, this is Pnutbutrncrackers. (Sorry, just had to do that.) Anyway, yeah, I too noticed it right off. No explanation.
pnutbutrncrackers 1 year ago
@pnutbutrncrackers That's a big 10-4, Pnutbutrncrackers.
pumpkinbrains101 1 year ago
this looks like something i might enjoy.
my favourite films are pulp fiction, gran torino, true romance, a clockwork orange, lives of others & 500 days of summer - any opinions on whether this would be enjoyable to me?
JuJuTJ 1 year ago
spoiler-filled trailer? methinks so.
Nillok 1 year ago
Agreed with formivore, this film should get more attention than it does.
stationaryhobo 1 year ago
is this movie scary? :o
HelloTherePepper 1 year ago
haven't seen this movie in years,but it's one of my favorites!
xxUngroundablexx 1 year ago
saw this for the first time the other day, FANTASTIC!
NukePaperScissors 1 year ago
My fav movie!!!
peterd127 1 year ago
THIS MOVIE OWNS
elpoo 1 year ago
Is that the Carrie girl?
ExtremeBogom 1 year ago
Young Sheen was so gorgeous
girl43 1 year ago
@girl43 AND STILL IS! :)
07StarQueen 1 year ago
This was a great film with a story based loosely upon the murder spree of Charlie Starkweather and his then 14 year old girlfriend. It does not moralize about what takes place, it simply shows it unfolding like a bizarre dream played out across the American prairie. The girlfriend became a dental hygienist and today lives somewhere in the mid-west.
JackKangaroo1 1 year ago
FUCK THIS IS SO SCARY
itsMissMassMurderess 1 year ago
@itsMissMassMurderess you seen this movie or did ou just scared cause of trailer?
ghostdog80 1 year ago
they basically told the whole plot in previews back then lol but Martin Sheen was gorgeous in this movie.
nothinglasts007 1 year ago
This film is also mentioned in a dEUS song called "nothing really ends"
Great movie
toukitsouimana 1 year ago
This film is also mentioned in a dEUS song called "nothng really ends"
Great movie
toukitsouimana 1 year ago
this reminds me of a film called gun crazy...
mimimirwitch 1 year ago
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Cyprian861 1 year ago
Badlands & Bad romance , two movies that have a very similar Story and soundtrack
rm04ever 1 year ago
i meant true romance Sorry , i blame Lady GaGa for that typo
rm04ever 1 year ago 21
And Natural Born Killers
espenjoelle 1 year ago
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i meant the MUSIC in this trailer reminds me of the MUSIC in true romance. lol.
18ayonuss 1 year ago
the movie in this trailer reminds me of the music in true romance.
18ayonuss 1 year ago
thats cause true romance is almost an EXACT copy of this film and everything about it, the plot, the music, the vibe...
leskitts 1 year ago
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Cyprian861 2 years ago
Strange but wonderful. Stunningly beautiful images throughout the movie.
mistatakey 2 years ago 2
Great performances from Sheen as the matter-of-fact killer and Spacek as his easily lead girl.
bobgrantsbus 2 years ago 3
I always like to puzzle out why certain divinely brilliant movies get less attention than they deserve. Not too tricky in this case, you can only heap so much praise in polite company on a film with a basically indifferent stance towards cross country killing sprees.
formivore 2 years ago 33
@formivore
Well, to perhaps state the obvious, that which one person calls & considers "divinely brilliant" may not be so appraised by another -- especially if moral considerations are admitted (or permitted) as part of the overall evaluation. I know what you mean about the 'amoral' aura surround this film, yet on the other hand I think several strongly moral undercurrents can be taken from it (i.e. by inference).
pnutbutrncrackers 1 year ago
@formivore if people don't think this movie is beautiful, you shouldn't allow them in polite company.
sjaffe 1 year ago
@formivore 10% of americans get it, the other 85% are only care about and eat it up whatever the current popular craze is. and the other 5% make money off the 85%
thefriendsociety 1 year ago
amazing movie
SH4N3Y09 2 years ago
I remember watching this when I was 11 (now 26) when AMC used to show good movies like this! lol...
moznico 2 years ago
I don;t believe any actor could have pulled this off as well as Sheen. Masterful! And I've got to give Spacek credit also.
Qdelcoco 2 years ago 2
This film put Sheen into a "moody Romantic sociopath" mode for a bit: "Sweet Hostage"( in '75 with Linda Blair) and, yes, even "Apocalypse Now". "Badlands" so subtly invented the genre of the ironically captured cross country killing spree that its importance often goes unregarded by the legions of bubble gum chewers who flock to such copy cat movies today.
Autostade67 2 years ago
my joint number one film, along with the graduate
dan564891 2 years ago 2
One of my favorite films. Martin Sheen was so hot when he was young. Much hotter than his sons Emilio and Charlie.
Tigerlily21 2 years ago
Yes, I don';t see any evidence that Emilio and/or Charlie inherited any of their father's talent.
Qdelcoco 2 years ago
Can anyone please tell me what the song is at 0:33 seconds?
I'm haunted by it.
mongoloidmongrel 2 years ago
I can tell you that it's not the same song that starts at 1:27. But in case you thought that it was the same song- the one from 1:27 is Carl Orff and Gunild Keetman - Gassenhauer nach Hans Neusiedler.
You can find it at track 1 on Orff- Schulwerk vol. 1 of Musica Poetica
calimagfan 2 years ago
Listen to the theme from "True Romance."
youtootube99 2 years ago
Close, but not the same song. Zimmer used the gassenhauer theme because Tarantino thought it would be a fitting tribute.
Both are good pieces though.
calimagfan 2 years ago
The song is "Musica Poetica" by Carl Orff. Beautiful!
Qdelcoco 2 years ago
It's an adaptation of Erik Satie's "Trois morceaux en forme de poire (3 Pieces in the Shape of a Pear), for piano, 4 hands: En Plus".
Maught 2 years ago
Badlands is one of my favorite films and the screenplay is (at least IMHO) made to be such on purpose. However I do have to say that while "The New World" had some good Malick-esque scenes, its overall sub-par in comparison with his other films.
Silkrat 2 years ago
if you don't like the new world, that's your opinion, but to say it sucks means you don't understand Malick, or the purpose of an independent filmmaker who does not follow the hollywood handbook on strict narrative...you have to FEEL his films and not worry about the story!
ThomasAdjani 2 years ago 3
What a great film this is. Martin Sheen and Sissy Spacek look and act like two aimless teenagers who truly don't understand the evil he's committed.
An influential film in many ways. Certainly influenced Bruce Springsteen when he cut "Nebraska". Jon Bon Jovi considers this his all-time favorite film.
I'm glad Terrence Malick is still making movies. Supposedly he's working on "The Catcher In The Rye", if that's at all filmable. Good luck, Terrence.
poughkeepsiejohn 2 years ago 3
when he runs it reminded me of emilio estevez in breakfast club (i have no idea y) and then i rembered it shis dance,hmmm
MishKapeesh 2 years ago
classic!
smoothmove 2 years ago
I like how in the credits at the end they thank Arthur Miller.
filmfanatic99 2 years ago
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nattyluvsbilly 2 years ago
i dont think it shows the film for wot it really is and gives away lots of intresting to watch bits, like when he makes the suscide not, y give it away.....
MishKapeesh 2 years ago
Very beautiful movie, one of the classics, the cinematography and progression was amazing, even by the end i didnt think sheens character was a bad guy, just bored into amoralness maybe, but not evil
mmeister7 2 years ago 3
Now that I have watched this film, I realize lynch's "Wild At Heart", Stone's "Natural Born Killers" and Scott's "True Romance" would not exist without it. I can tell Tarantino loved this movie.
Dawson1986 3 years ago
Yeah. There's no message in the movies of Tarantino, but this one has a huge.
ThomasRedfield 3 years ago 4
What is the message in Badlands?
meflove 2 years ago
The lack of meaning. Not just in the whole USA thing. In life. Everybody feels it. We're running in circles, trying to earn some happyness, find our peace in this world, but sometimes everything is just so empty, that even our love is just the thirst for love.
ThomasRedfield 2 years ago 6
I love this movie even though it is a really bad screenplay. There are things that happen in this movie that just does not seem right. If I got shot in the stomach I'd be pissed. Days of Heaven is his masterpiece. The New World SUCKED so bad I asked for my money back. I really think Mr. Malnick wants to work for National Geographic.
meflove 2 years ago
You miss the point of the scene you bemoan. Yes, I'd be none too pleased about being in the shot in the guts, but the guy in the movie who did was a lumbering simpleton and Cissy Spacek's airy, cheery "Hi" to him and the absurd conversation that followed when he was about to die is fucked up and surreal.
Just because you - understandably - would be pisssed about being shot in the stomach, it doesn't follow that the movie/screenplay should do the same.
slapperharrris 2 years ago
you are a moron.
noizenconfusion 2 years ago
No not really I do love this movie but it has it faults I am just smart enough to see them. Charlie's character was not evil but he damn sure was a very bad guy. Killing people willy nilly like that he should have been hunted down and shot like a mangy dog.
meflove 2 years ago
I was talking abt your comments on the new world and how you mis-spell Malick's name. See you just think you are smart. Truth is you are a moron.
noizenconfusion 2 years ago 2
The New World sucked. He would have a scene going and then out of the blue he would cut to a wildlife scene for no reason. This movie was horrible.
meflove 2 years ago
Yeah and none of these movies would exist if it wasn't for Charles Starkweather
MrNWA4Life 3 years ago
Great movie, the quiet they show is very impressive
kid469 3 years ago
This film is great! GREATTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT!
BIG FAN! One of my favorite 10 movies ever!
HeiaVincent 3 years ago 2
Excellent film and probably the most disturbing treatment of serial murder ever commited to celluloid. Blows Natural Born Killers out of the water.
evanraufbold 3 years ago
One of the best films ever made and a great trailer to got with it
stanleyj19 3 years ago
yeah its a class flic..its a must see and the style of dialogue has been use again so many times like in true romance and most other black comedys,,,its a very funny film in a ma way i think
markw1984 3 years ago
I love this movie.
hellochynna 3 years ago
One of the best films and trailers of the 1970's. My God, Martin Sheen and Sissy Spacek look like they're in their teens in this movie. I love the way the trailer sets up the characters. Like the way they describe Sheen's character: "People who littered bothered him."
poughkeepsiejohn 3 years ago
yea that's crazy I really thought she was 15 like the character in the movie yet when I looked her up she was damn near 24-25 when this film came out.
requiemaeternam7 3 years ago
Sheen was actually in his early 30's when this was made.
MalenkyGoblin 3 years ago
nice trailer. cant wait to se the actual thing
orangevertigo 3 years ago
If u want to watch the movie now, then u can watch it on my channel.
youtubmoses 3 years ago
thanks, but I can probably just Netflix it. I dont like watching long stuff on a comp.
orangevertigo 3 years ago