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Philosophy in Movies: Religion, the Problem of Evi (10 movies items)1 week, 1 day ago
Beautiful-Faced Models
Childhood
Oh! My God!
Hilarity
Disinterestedness
Beautiful-Faced Actresses
Favorite images
My Favorite HBO Series
Agent Kermit D. Fonz added 1 item to Body Count! list
7 totalitarian counts of paper work
5 male
2 women
Confirmed “Real World” deaths
Archibald Buttle, Mrs. Terrain, Jill Layton. and Spoor & Dowser
Hallucination & Dream Sequence Kills
Jack Lint, Harry Tuttle and Giant Samurai
Running time: 94 - 142 mins
Number of bleak: 7
Number of dreams: 5
Dreams per average: 28.3 dreams
Grim per minute: 12 mins
Kills per average: 20.3 mins
Number of times the song “Brazil” or version of is used: 30-40
Bleakest death: The absolute bleakest death in Brazil belongs to Archibald Buttle.
His demise is the most haunting because it is completely devoid of the film's signature comedic absurdity, serving instead as a cold, terrifying anchor to reality.
Every death is bleak. We are talking about Terry Gilliam.
A man who is allergic to happy endings in films.
Survivors: Sam Lowry (vegetative in real life, in controversial “love” ending he is happy and with Jill.), Jack Lint, Ida Lowry, Harry Tuttle and Mr. Hlpmann
In “love” ending, Sam and Jill live happily ever age.
As far as Terry Gilliam goes, he prefers the “Everything is bleak, no one lives in the ending and if they do, then things won’t end well, because that is life works in the end……
Sam is forever a prisoner and will die in captivity, and Jill is most definitely.
Dead.
His mind permanently fractured to escape the pain of torture, meaning the Ministry of Information won. They could not fix him, but by driving him insane, they successfully neutralized him.1 week, 1 day ago
