Articles about The Tree of Life

Desperately seeking a Best Picture nod trend, @TheAVClub finally comes up with... reassurances about a "scary future"

Of course, no one is really robbed of an Academy Award nomination. It's a gift. That said, Roger Ebert - @ebertchicago - lists who he believes is more deserving than the nominees selected.

Clearly, "The Tree of Life" is the most artful of the best picture Oscar contenders. Terrence Malick's most personal film about nature and grace and growing up in Texas is also the most divisive because, let's face it, this is not the '70s. As Emmanuel Lubezki, the front-running cinematographer points out to @indiewire, we're not as accepting of ambiguity and abstraction in the 21st century. That and more in an interview here.

Jump to the part of this Bradley Pitt profile where he talks about giving up smoking weed. Whatever you say, dude

First the felines, now the canines: 2012 Best Picture nominee movie posters recast with dogs (via @NextMovie)

A good heh: "If 2012's Oscar-nominated movie posters told the truth"

@kylebuchanan points out what we've also been thinking: this year's Oscar nods are pretty meh. A guide to getting over it

In the @nytimes, Brad Pitt discusses his acclaimed roles in "Moneyball" and "The Tree of Life" and talks about how it is being a star first and actor second.

Members of the visual effects team for Terrence Malick's "Tree of Life," discuss video clips that showcase the processes they used to create certain effects.

@empiremagazine polled a bunch of actors on what their favorite films of 2011 were - some surprising and respectable picks