Writer and director Terrence Malick has gone from reclusive to prolific. His latest opus, “Knight of Cups,” borrows its title from a tarot card. The character from the fortune-telling d… ...

“Knight of Cups”: Christian Bale plays a wandering filmmaker in Terrence Malick’s new film, which is full of exquisite imagery but doesn’t ever come together. 2.5 stars out of 4.

Rick, a brooding screenwriter in LA, wends through his life with virtually no dialogue, entranced by both the beautiful women he encounters and his volatile, self-destructive brother Barry (Wes ...

Knight of Cups is organized in chapters based upon the other main individual (or dreams) who appear alongside Rick in that particular portion of the film.

The other improvement with “Knight of Cups” is that Malick ventures to Los Angeles, offering a lush Lubezki travelogue of often familiar locations for any tourist: as Rick, Bale stares ...

Bale gives a haunted performance as a screenwriter named Rick, who represents the Knight of Cups, a romantic adventurer. With his fancy car, drunken pool parties and a tony yet sterile apartment ...

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Read more Berlin Q&A: The Garmin Heir Behind Terrence Malick’s New Movie Its title referring to the tarot card depicting a romantic seeker ruled by his emotions rather than logic, Knight of Cups ...

In this light, “Knight of Cups,” the director’s new movie starring Christian Bale that premiered at the Berlin Film Festival on Sunday (I saw it at a screening in Los Angeles), is less a new ...

Bale gives a haunted performance as a screenwriter named Rick, who represents the Knight of Cups, a romantic adventurer. With his fancy car, drunken pool parties and a tony yet sterile apartment ...