Caio liked
Brazil
pensei que era sobre Brasil mas não tinha nada a ver com Brasil. ao mesmo tempo, um trabalho de escritório no Brasil é desse jeitinho. então tem a ver sim
1y
Soph loved
Brazil
This film is not for everyone. If you do not have a keen eye for detail and meaning, as well as inability to analyze films (especially semiotically) you won’t like this film. This film is bizarre but I think the meaning of it is often misconstrued.
1y
Dane loved
Brazil
This quintessential dystopian science fiction satirical comedy love story action thriller stands the test of time. Brazil is clever, exciting, funny, heartfelt, scary, and disturbing. Other than some cheap explosions and possibly failing the bechdell test, this movie still slaps
96d
Declan Vincent liked
Brazil
A cult classic for a reason — bold, strange, and still weirdly relevant.
1y
Payge Eminovski liked
Brazil
Lots to like but lots to have a problem with. Most insane like about necrophilia.
1y
Jacob Hall liked
Brazil
Starts off a little slow but the halfway mark it becomes chaotic and amazing. Everyone did great with the acting. I loved the Shirley character wish she had more screen time
1y
James New liked
Brazil
One of the most bizarre, weird films I’ve ever seen. Felt like Fritz Lang’s Metropolis if it was on drugs. Production design is a clear standout and the entire visual design of it is impressive. It’s too long and feels unfocused often. Still worth a watch
2y
maximus liked
Brazil
Watch out! A terrific movie has escaped the asylum without a lobotomy. Brazil is a Mr. Gilliam original, one of the best places to get lost, a beautiful nightmare come true. The good guys, the few directors itching to make films away from the assembly line, have finally won
2y