Days of Heaven

Many people think a film's content is its psychologisation, dialogue, and plot. They view visual presentation as a beautifying garnish, a superficial post-hoc attribute. "Days of Heaven" effectively destroys that false dichotomy, using its most "superficial" attributes to convey its deepest emotions. "Visually-arresting" is usually a backhanded compliment, but here's it's a synonym for "philosophically sublime."