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  • Nestor Almendros. Comes to mind.

  • Such a poetic beginning. It conveys a sense of mystery that I couldn't describe or explain...and yet it's so beautiful!

  • @LaurenMega999 mysterious because these are photos of real people that lived during the time and have since probably passed on...

  • The first time I saw this scene, I immediately thought of "Beauty and the Beast" when the music came on.

  • What is the name of this song?

    

  • @marissayaya its a small part of "le carnaval des animaux"

  • Haunting, and absolutely beautiful

  • One of the most beautiful opening credits I have seen!!

  • @rbain007 Totally agreed.

  • Malick endures.... Amazing that he has two films(this and the wonderful "Badlands") in the national film registry considering that his overall body of work is relatively small.... I'm really looking forward to the late spring release of his new film.

  • Fantastic opening credits to a fantastic movie. Always been one of my top 10 films. I need to dig this out of my DVD collection and watch it again sometime.

  • Malick is a director who gets the music spot on.....

  • Me and my brother, it just used to be me and my brother....

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  • @phxsns1

    "me and my bru-vah"

  • What is this music? Is it in anything else?

  • @cutiecoyote1206 It is one of the movements of Camille Saint-Saëns's "The Carnival of the Animals" suite, from 1886. This particular movement is called "Aquarium" - the seventh out of fourteen in the suite. I don't think it was featured in any other movies, although it was in some trailers, and it seems to be the inspiration for Beauty and the Beast's main theme.

  • America in transition at the dawn of the 20th Century...

  • Silence... here comes days of heaven...

  • 1:02 - what a face!

  • @levanyzzuf  How right you are!

  • thanks for uploading

  • Excellent music and movie. Richard Gere is so good in this as he is in all his movies

  • The best film of the 70's in my estimation.

  • @levanyzzuf I'd argue but it certainly has the best cinematography of the era.

  • @bigtoe512

    Nestor Almendros is God ! Was, actually...

  • Way too quiet.

  • Even though theres a mistake in your description (Saint-Saens composed that piece of music) - Great post!

  • @MrHopeTelevision You're absolutely right, thank you.

  • Classic.

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