No dialogue. No plot. No movie. Awful!! I waited and waited for something to happen but it never did. Talk about dysfunctional!

I will now write a novel about love using only prepositions. I'm sure I can find some pseudo artistic types to read it and consider it high art.

Malick tries Malick again, for the people they like. Personally I do not like it and this movie was not going to be different. When a movie can last for half an hour or so and do not undergo any changes, there is something strange. In this case, I think that happens exactly. The film spends almost all its time making nonsense plans in which you see the characters look at each other or look at infinity with voice-overs saying phrases that claim to be phrases for the story but do not say anything.If you like to watch movies that enjoy the visual, metaphysical part but without a course, you'll like it.The actors, they are, if they are, but I believe that they do not even know what they have to do, besides putting interesting faces. It is not known how they act, because they do not say anything.It is filmed in many places. I wondered if I chose the sites for something or if I had rolled there because it seemed nice. I'd like to ask the director.She has a photograph that is ugly, even if she is not pretty, but I do not know what she wants to tell me, because I do not know if she brings anything to the story.Directing Malick, I do not know if he directs but if we say that he does not understand anything, as much has not directed. The film is so special that you can not appreciate the tempo, or anything, but I know that the plans do not like or tell me anything. Some are even poorly composed.The unconditional of this director, you will be delighted.

So, so bad. Terence Malick wrote and directed To the Wonder. I really wonder what he was thinking. The synopsis states: "After falling in love in Paris, Marina and Neil come home to Oklahoma, where problems arise. Their church's Spanish born pastor struggles with his faith, while Neil encounters a woman from his childhood."I only lasted twenty minutes into this film and that was full of ethereal imagery and dialogue in French.