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The Color of Time (2012)

A poetic road trip through Pulitzer prize-winning CK Williams' life over the course of 40 years.

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Rex Reed 10 Dec 2014

Another in a growing line of pretentious James Franco disasters nobody will ever see.

Tomris Laffly 11 Dec 2014

You couldn't possibly find a more "James Franco" project, produced by and starring James Franco, than The Color of Time, even if you tried.

Richard Haridy 13 May 2014

The most pertinent take away from Tar is simply how influential the Terrence Malick aesthetic has become. A fascinating failure, it works better as a class experiment than as a watchable piece of cinema.

Sarah Winshall 16 Dec 2014

The Color of Time serves as a reminder that literalizing and adapting poetry for the screen is usually not a good idea.

Nathan Rabin 10 Dec 2014

The tone is delicate and vaporous, more attuned to mood and melancholy than anything resembling a conventional narrative. And despite the ambition on display, the film feels awfully slight, like a dream forgotten immediately upon waking. In its admirable but muddled attempt to fuse pure poetry and pure cinema, it ends up doing justice to neither.