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Brazil
Cast
Jonathan Pryce, Robert De Niro, Katherine Helmond, Ian Holm View AllCrew
Terry Gilliam (Screenplay), Terry Gilliam (Director), Tom Stoppard (Screenplay), Charles McKeown (Screenplay) View AllRelease: Feb. 20th, 1985
Runtime: 2 hours, 23 minutes
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Brazil
I need opinions on this film folks. I personally only know two people that have seen it and one reckoned it was a bloated, over-the-top waste of time whilst the other said it was one of the best films...
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Hi guys , I'm new ... I'm Soph from Brazil can you help me with a movie?
Hi the movie I'm looking for ... I believe it's American..
Well I don't remember much of the plot. But there are two naughty boys, spending holidays with their families in the Caribbean. One of the...
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Do you think the ending of Brazil was happy? (may contain spoilers)
I mean, on the one hand, the good guys lost. On the other hand, Sam's in living in a happy fantasy....
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Good site to import Blu-Rays to Brazil.
Did you guys know any site that I can buy Blu-Rays that is safe?
I Saw the Devil, The Wailing and even Oldboy wasn't released in Blu-Ray here and I really want to import but I don't know where to sta...
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Citizen Rules
Director: Terry Gilliam Writers: Terry Gilliam, Tom Stoppard Cast: Jonathan Pryce, Kim Greist, Robert De Niro Genre: Sci Fi Length: 132-142 minute.
Director: Terry Gilliam Writers: Terry Gilliam, Tom Stoppard Cast: Jonathan Pryce, Kim Greist, Robert De Niro Genre: Sci Fi Length: 132-142 minute.
MovieMeditation
After watching the film though, Im still stuck in a whirlwind of wonder, continuously curious about the film and its themes and take on a future society, left standing as a faintly frustrated individual not knowing whether to be annoyed or amazed by it all.
After watching the film though, Im still stuck in a whirlwind of wonder, continuously curious about the film and its themes and take on a future society, left standing as a faintly frustrated individual not knowing whether to be annoyed or amazed by it all.
Iroquois
On occasion, I tend to watch a film that gets so overwhelming that I find it a challenge to try and organise my thoughts and opinions on it into a coherent review. [i]Brazil[/i] is such a film..
On occasion, I tend to watch a film that gets so overwhelming that I find it a challenge to try and organise my thoughts and opinions on it into a coherent review. [i]Brazil[/i] is such a film..