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" Directed by: Terry Gllliam Produced by: Aaron Milchan Written by: Terry Gillian, Tom Stoppard, and Charles McKeown Cinematography: Roger Pratt Edited by: Julian Doyle Music by: Michael Kamen Distributed by: Universal Pictures"
"Best Art Direction! Winner: Brazil! Nominees: The Color Purple Legend Ran Witness"
" Rating iMDB: My Rating: Director: Actors: Genre: The Plot:"
"Meh, it's Okay Award: *Best Supporting Actor (Bob Hoskins) "
"Stephen Grimes (Art Director), Josie Macavin (Set Decorator) "
" Notes: It is considered by many as Terry Gilliam's Magnum Opus and even though it might not be my favorite movie he made (I think I actually prefer ‘12 Monkeys’), it is still pretty obvious that this movie completely deserves its prestigious reputation. Surprisingly, Roger Ebert really didn’t like it at all but he was an expection as the movie was really well received when it was released. Somehow, I still can understand Ebert though. Indeed, I really believe that Gillim is one of the mo"
“Una cinta que tiene una de cada cosa, al punto de ser confusa, pero interesante, a la cual vale la pena ver hasta el final; una de esas películas en la que la emoción es privada.” read more
""It's like a stoned, slapstick 1984; a nightmare comedy in which the comedy is just an aspect of the nightmarishness." - Pauline Kael"
" Un mundo distópico y alguien con problemas a adaptarse a este.A dystopian world and someone with problems to adapt to it."
" Probably best known for his Monty Python work even now, Terry Gilliam isn't the kind of writer/director who makes easy films. They're beautiful, certainly, but they're also bizarre in a way that makes us feel as if we're only given glimpses into the strange and wonderful world that exists inside Gilliam's head. If The Brothers Grimm could be called his most accessible film, then Brazil is quite possibly the least. "
" Points: 14 Chosen by: hulkargh (6), Cypher (8) Previous rank: 92 (↓3) IMDB top 250 rank: -"
" Notes: It is considered by many as Terry Gilliam's Magnum Opus and even though it might not be my favorite movie he made (I think I actually prefer ‘12 Monkeys’), it is still pretty obvious that this movie completely deserves its prestigious reputation. Surprisingly, Roger Ebert really didn’t like it at all but he was an expection as the movie was really well received when it was released. Somehow, I still can understand Ebert though. Indeed, I really believe that Gillim is one of the mo"