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Critic scores range from 0 to 100, with higher scores indicating more favorable reviews.
Some movies are like Dorothy's twister; they just pick you up and whisk you away from the commonplace world you know to a world wondrous and astonishing. Days of Heaven is such a movie. (Review of Original Release) Read full review
The result is a film that hovers just beyond our grasp--mysterious, beautiful, and, very possibly, a masterpiece. Read full review
The sound alone is astonishing. Morricone's haunting, wistful score adds measurably to the sweep and timelessness of the film. (Review of Original Release) Read full review
It's Malick's best. Read full review
A dramatically moving and technically breathtaking American art film, one of the great cinematic achievements of the 1970s. (Review of Original Release) Read full review
Above all one of the most beautiful films ever made. Malick's purpose is not to tell a story of melodrama, but one of loss. His tone is elegiac. He evokes the loneliness and beauty of the limitless Texas prairie. (Review of December 7, 1997) Read full review
As haunting as its vision of a crystal glass dropped into moonlit water. It lives up to its title. (Reviewed in 1999) Read full review
Almost incontestably the most gorgeously photographed film ever made. Read full review
The film has too much surface beauty not to earn it a recommendation, but Days of Heaven satisfies only on a sensory level. (Review of Original Release) Read full review