Brazil Reviews

Marietta 2021-10-22 14:32:31

Oma 2021-10-22 14:32:31

In the 20th century, a fictitious country.

Sam Laurie , a small civil servant in the Intelligence Department, had a depressed life.

Brook 2021-10-22 14:32:31

Compared to the narrative, the details in the film, both overt and underside, highlight the 1984-style dystopian temperament of the film.

Brazil's settings are definitely worth digging deeper, but it seems that I haven't seen such posts and videos yet, so I am here, who has never been good at...

Marques 2021-10-22 14:32:31

①Story: The story of a cynicist official male protagonist of the Ministry of Truth and a justice civilian female protagonist who walked together after a petition by the female protagonist and tried to escape the entire 1984 system (but ultimately failed). From the end and in the male protagonist’s...

Guillermo 2021-10-22 14:32:30

Two days ago, I finally started to accept the long-awaited (>=5 years) BRAZIL hardcover. From the earliest HL release of the film, I knew that there was such a great CULT film, and then I bought Zhang Maxima’s D5. (To say that although Maxima was short-lived at that time, his thin plastic...

Elody 2021-10-22 14:32:30

I have no hesitation in complimenting Brazil. There are at least two prerequisites: 1. When Terry Gilliam was making trouble with Hollywood for Brazil, there was no Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, no famous 12 Monkeys, and no The Brothers Grimm (Brothers Grimm), not to mention fake...

Alanis 2021-10-22 14:32:30

I am not very good at telling a complete story. In fact, if you omit the subtle hints that can be seen everywhere, "Brazil" will be a not very interesting story. I’m quoting Xixia’s story outline here, so that I don’t worry about how to tell this story: "In a certain place in the twentieth...

Melody 2021-10-22 14:32:30

     This movie, released in 1985, is a good representation of the 1984 world: The Information Department is like the Ministry of Truth in the book (of course, the Ministry of Truth is more ironic), and the pervasive monitoring eye monitors people’s every move. The female secretary wearing...

Katarina 2021-10-22 14:32:30

I have to say, "Brazil" is a sci-fi that makes people brainy. A lot of metaphors and irony fill the film, but its mainstay is obvious: a fierce mockery of the authoritarian social system. However, what is terrifying is that the autocratic society shown in the film is an autocratic society...

Reagan 2021-10-22 14:32:30

1. The traces of 1984 are obvious, the most obvious is the iron pipe used to pass the note in the room. 2. A tribute to the Odessa Staircase in the shootout in the dream later. 3. Except for their journey on the truck, almost all of the film is in a closed scene, making the film...