To the Wonder
Neil is torn between two loves: Marina, the European woman who comes to the United States to be with him, and Jane, the old flame from his hometown he reconnects with. Neil’s doubts about his life and loves are reflected in the crisis of faith experienced by Father Quintana, who only sees pain and the loss of hope in the world.
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Fritz Green
Terrence Malick
Rebecca Fulton
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Reno
> Not for everyone, including me! I usually like Terrence Malick's flicks, but not this one. His story narrations are always aims more on the action (not stunts) than the talkings. Besides, spectacular visuals are highlights and his trademark, and again, not in this film. He really tried, but it was so boring movie in the recent time I have seen one. Pardon me to mock him, but I had to say that the film looks like the one what Willem Dafoe trying to make one in 'Mr. Bean's Holiday'. Except here with me there is no Mr Rowan Atkinson/Bean to make the film an exciting with his genuine editings to add some fun stuffs. Sorry, it goes straight to my 'I should have not watched it' list. 2.5/10
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The directors of To the Wonder are Fritz Green, Terrence Malick, and Rebecca Fulton.
The cast of To the Wonder includes Marshall Bell as Bob, Olga Kurylenko as Marina, Javier Bardem as Father Quintana, Rachel McAdams as Jane, Ben Affleck as Neil, Charles Baker as Carpenter, Michael Anderson as Visitor, Darryl Cox as Neighbor #3, Doug Van Liew as Insolent Man (uncredited), Tamar Baruch as Stepmother, Tatiana Chiline as Tatiana, Romina Mondello as Anna, and more.
The duration of To the Wonder is 1h 52 mins.
Yes. To the Wonder has 2 trailers on Fanbiz, including To The Wonder Trailer From Director Terrence Malick. Watch them on this page.
To the Wonder was released on 22 Feb 2013.
To the Wonder is listed under Drama and Romance on Fanbiz.
To the Wonder has 1 review on Fanziz, with an average rating of 2.0/10. One reviewer wrote: "> Not for everyone, including me! I usually like Terrence Malick's flicks, but not this one. His story narrations are always aims more on the action (not stunts) than the tal..."
