Brazil (film) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Brazil is a 1985 film directed by Terry Gilliam. It was written by Gilliam, Charles McKeown, and Tom Stoppard and stars Jonathan Pryce. The film also features Robert De Niro, Kim Greist, Michael Pa...
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Also suggested was the replacement of Kamen's symphonic score with one of rock music -- in order to "attract teens." Ultimately, this edit subverted the entire point of BRAZIL, making the movie a futuristic fairy tale about a man's quest for a dream woman, with a lot of action and a sub-plot about terrorism thrown in.
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Brazil Resident Scholar Profiles ... Lots of lovely details in this funny-unsettling movie, from Pryce's plastic surgery-loving mum to De Niro's refreshing cameo as a Spiderman-like terrorist. Ian Holm and Bob Hoskins also have disquieting cameos.
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It goes without saying that when I praise 'Brazil' I am ONLY referring to Gilliam's cut. This is still an utterly brilliant movie, one of the very best of the last twenty-five years. I can't recommend this movie highly enough, it is a ... Discuss this movie with other users on IMDb message board for Brazil (1985)
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The world depicted in a different movie, "Brazil", is similar to that of Matrix in that it is governed by controlling self-interest. Freedom, as in free speech, is a partial cure for controlling self-interest, which is what makes the concept of free software superior to any other type of software.
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Brazil offers a chillingly hilarious vision of the near-future, set 'somewhere in the 20th Century.' ... He sees himself as a winged super-hero, part-Icarus, part-Siegfried, soaring lyrically through the clouds to the tune of 'Brazil', the old Xavier Cugat favorite, which as the film's ironic musical leitmotif,
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From opening scene of Brazil the movie by Terry Gilliam. Has he predicted the future we live today? ... Terry Gilliam's Movie Brazil - Plumbers' Nasty End...
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