My Dasein? (but let's move beyond me)

[Mark Kohut]

Wasting time on the internets, I learn that a filmmaker I like more than some on the plist,
Terence Malick, seems to have been very influenced by (some) Heidegger, having translated
an early work. 
 
And I like Malick for what ideas I feel I see in his works, as well as craftsmanship.
 
Living in time, embracing it fully, is a theme I resonate with in Pynchon, particularly in
Against the Day, and may have been first formed in me via my cheap Heideggeranism
back in the day---among other streams of influence. 
 
Seems it is one of H's key notions, the scholars remind me. 
 
Hey, anoyone think TRP has read (any) Heidegger? 
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