The name "Brazil" is perfect. You are going wrong if you think that Brazil is a happy country and people. We don't live in a happy paradise. If you are brazilian, as I am, you know what I mean... The movie is not just a fantasy... It is a sad reality for us. But tomorrow is another day...

Perfect footprint of our "now-a-days" confused/hopeless/depressive existence... I am watching this movie. at least 3-4 times per year, since 1986.... The Masterpiece of human ability to articulate present life with high level of taste and style. Bravo!!!!!

The more I watch this movie, the more I like it. Still, I find the setting more fascinating than the plot. I would have loved to see more of it, and in even greater detail.

Fell asleep the first time I watched it, couldn't get through it the second time I watched it and on the third time watching it it became my favorite film of all time.

@mobus1603

8 жыл бұрын

The part with Robert Deniro was great. Total yawner to the rest. Loved the idea of the movie, and it had some good moments and imagery, but it was just too boring.

@TassieLorenzo

8 жыл бұрын

+Jeffrey Root Don't you find the middle section of the film a little flat and lacking the whimsy of the rest? The first and last sections of the film are great - and very cut-down on extraneous details, but the middle seems slower than necessary and packed with boring unimportant details.

@cidaoaparecido4162

8 жыл бұрын

I guess I loved this movie because I worked in public service

@cflores1889

7 жыл бұрын

Jeffrey Root wow, this is literally my experience with Brazil, it pays off on the 3rd viewing and only gets better each subsequent watch.

@JackPassmore

7 жыл бұрын

Good soul, my door is always open, Albuquerque... see it b4 the shit lords delete it! But Brazil? yes that's magic.. Dragon's lands and still, and still I dream of old BRAZIL! Mi casa es su casa, este Lugar tanto buenisima... New Mexico es la Piaz encantadisimo! Brazil es la Piaz de Colores Phenomenal!

Absolutely, one of THE BEST "little known" movies of all time. So good on so many levels & GREAT cast. Actually, anything by Terry Gilliam is brilliant.

The movie simply hauntingly beatiful. Its a truly a diamond burried really deep from blockbuster glamour surface

It's about a society where people have ceded all their responsibilities over to an imperfect and overly complex computer system that nobody really understands - and now everyone is dependent on it while it mindlessly rules over everyone from behind the scenes. So it's like the Terminator, but a more realistic and prescient example of A.I. going horribly wrong.

@Dos_Caffeine

6 жыл бұрын

Nathan Butcher "..Well it's not my department."

@Chillerll

3 жыл бұрын

Finally somebody who understands the real danger of AI

@Iron-Bridge

Жыл бұрын

Basically Chat GPT on steroids.

Michael Palin is a national treasure

Sat down and watched Brazil just last week for the first time. It'd kept popping up in mind after seeing a trailer a few years back and for some reason I just never got around to it. Not until last week I see it on the shelf at a movie store and decide to go ahead and pick it up. Since then, I've gotten four more to watch it and everyone agrees, it's truly a remarkable film.

Terry's a jewel of a thinker mans' director with constant flashes of humor

Just came here to see how they did the clouds, beautiful cloud sequences...

@thebrazilianatlantis165

7 жыл бұрын

I've run out of beans.

@youreright6627

7 жыл бұрын

shut up

@experi-mentalproductions5358

3 жыл бұрын

@@youreright6627 Why are you telling yourself to shut up?

@youreright6627

3 жыл бұрын

@@experi-mentalproductions5358 sometimes I’m too much

@experi-mentalproductions5358

3 жыл бұрын

@@youreright6627 ... Okaaay.. theeennn....

Fell in love with it the first time I saw it. From the quirky characters, the headless bureaucratic dystopia, the malfunctioning, inefficient retro future world...a classic.

This is the most significant film I’ve ever seen. I saw it when I was 14 when it came out, really opened my eyes to the reality of government and the lies of the powerful

Brazil is one of those movies that you can watch again and again and find something new then. what it delivers is done so amazingly. Brazil... is an insane movie. an insane story. I think I'll watch it again soon...

I watched this movie for the first time by my self in my first little apartment when I was 18 years old in 1996. When the film was over, I turned off the TV set and just sat there in silence, watching the black screen for a long while. I didn't know WHAT I felt, but the movie had somehow hit me like a sledgehammer emotionally like no film had before. Because of that experience, this is my favorite movie. Thank you for uploading this documentary!

@mrgumby9962

2 жыл бұрын

I just finished watching it, and that is exactly what I did. I just sat there staring at my own reflection from the black screen. Didn't know what to say, it's was like I had no words, but my mind was racing through a bunch of thoughts. This movie was like an emotional rollercoaster, it felt like I was watching 5 different movies.

I hated it when I saw it in the 80s, expecting a pythonesque comedy. As I grew up I finally got it...it's an amazing movie

@xanamata5386

7 жыл бұрын

i watched it when i was 11 years old at a cinema, and the only thing i understood was that psychopathy of bureaucracy , and scared me that a person was disappeared in it .i did not understood the distance that our lives where from it , i was still a child .

@lordoftea2753

7 жыл бұрын

Ahh, but you would be surprised how close we are to it.

@readerofmanga

6 жыл бұрын

the same thing happened to Psycho, 2001 and The Shining. They all got negative reviews when they first opened in cinemas. Time is so satisfying to believe.

@stephengehly2319

2 жыл бұрын

It is a pythonesque comedy. Just even more sophisticated.

This was such a clever film with an eccentric take on the book, 1984, (it was actually made that year and released in '85), and took a swipe at the British political framework of the day, (as well as the new Docklands - 'Orange Blossom Flyover' - superb address for those LEGO dwellings in the Utopian model portrayed), yet too dark and removed for the suburban mindset of both the American and British public, as it floundered in the cinemas. I was one of four people sat in a 1,300-seat cinema on a week day evening screening. It was so good I saw it twice in the same week. So much going on from such an incredible script (Charles McKeown, Tom Stoppard, Terry Gilliam), and such a stellar cast! Years later, I had my Brazil soundtrack CD signed by a client I did some work for: Michael Palin, signing as Jack Lint, the character he played; and a thoroughly decent man he is in person too.

No matter where you choose to escape to, eventually that becomes a mundane reality and somewhere else becomes the fantasy. life is a little unsatisfying in general.

I saw Brazil on Showtime or HBO when I was 16 or 17, in 1986 or '87. It was only after I had watched and been absolutely transported, changed... touched by Gilliam's film that I remembered: My Dad, a shrink, had returned home from the movie theater one night about a year earlier and mentioned that he'd seen an amazing movie which he thought was the sort of thing I'd appreciate (I was taking a lot of acid back then). He was right, of course... I found Brazil to be visionary, horrific, romantic, funny, tragic.... even the best derivation of 1984 ever derived (which is to say I liked it very much). What's funny is that the second my Dad told me the name of the "Brazil" that night, I wanted to hear nothing more about it. Brazil!, I thought. What an a$$hole you are Dad! Thinking I'd enjoy some damn movie called Brazil! Ha! Brazil! It sounds awful! You stodgy old coot! Brazil! Maybe I'll go see Mexico next! Ha ha ha ha! It might be my second favorite movie of all time... I can't remember what the first is... Clockwork Orange, I'll bet. No wait! Terminator... no wait! Dr. Strangelove... no wait! The Matrix... no wait! Ruben and Ed... ... ...

@JackPassmore

9 жыл бұрын

My desert Island DVD would probably be (if not high quality porn) ... ahhh... damn that's a tough one, how about: Da dah-dah-dah da dah-dah da... return... I will... to old... BRAZIL! It really does stand alone, doesn't it? :0)

@JackPassmore

7 жыл бұрын

Elias? Hey! may I share a critical time sensitive private message to you, FB? or G+? It's theory only ... but If it's correct the predictions will make it easy to recognize the traitors in your camp... I cringe to think of your outrage.... btw, how are you?

@kylewhite2985

7 жыл бұрын

I was appreciating your comment, then i got to the third paragraph, and i'm Brazillian, so f*** you.

@kylewhite2985

7 жыл бұрын

Cool indeed mate, great to see ppl can still change. I really want to visit the U.S. one day, the historical sites, the beautiful landscapes and countryside, but at the end of the day i deeply love where i live. Best regards to you man.

favorite movie ever

@hooshjames

7 жыл бұрын

Your avatar does not beg to differ.

What sets this apart from other dystopian sci-fis is it's just so glamorously grotesque. From every scene with Mother, to the close-ups of screaming pen-pushers, even gangly Sam himself. At times I thought of _The Dark Crystal_ where the debauched ruling Skeksis feast their way through rotting extinction as the world around them crumbles.

One of the best movie in human history! Time to time watching it again ! It also helped ne to decide to move Brazil! Tudo Terry

I drove halfway across town to see it at the only theater that was showing it....and for a reason I can no longer remember,I got in free....still one of my favorites. I have the collector's edition box set which includes the infamous "Love Conquers All" version.

Brazil, as a title, alludes to the escape from the mundane (and the requirements of responsibility) - into an ideal unattainable dream, but the one that keeps us going.

Thanks a lot for uploading. The movie is brilliant.

I seem to recall that Terry Gilliam described Brazil as "Walter Mitty meets Big Brother .... to a bossa nova beat."

That's the problem with movies. If you love the movie, settings, characters and all, you really want to see more. All of what the director envisioned. Especially from a director like Gilliam. But most movies are going to be watched by a vast majority whom only want a quick and easily digested story. So even in something like this you still only get a tantalizing glimpse of the greater scope of the movie.

It took me a while to understand the film, but eventually I understood it and I love it.

@readerofmanga

6 жыл бұрын

A lot of films have to be understood and analysed why cinema is like that in a way where it is hard to watch or follow, leave the audience bored, that is what makes those kind of films the greatest because you need to follow on with either the characters, atmosphere, story, imagery, etc. It is a lot better to participate with a group of people to analyse the film on what it is really showing us and how the creator himself manage to get these ideas all together. Therefore, cinema is beautiful in it's own way.

Horrifically True, Today and Eternity. That's what I love about the Film. A 'nutshell' about the world we live in.

"We're all in it together" - where did I hear that more recently?? 🙄🙄

One of my favorites. Perfect satire.

@igrewold

8 жыл бұрын

+moeskido what is satire?

@moeskido6883

8 жыл бұрын

+igrewold In this case, absurdist fiction which eventually becomes fact.

@igrewold

8 жыл бұрын

Moeskido thanx and in other cases?

@moeskido6883

8 жыл бұрын

+igrewold If you're online, you can probably get a better definition of the word than I can provide.

@igrewold

8 жыл бұрын

Moeskido I read about it. But I just want to know what a human would say about it.

Wow, what a young Terry Gilliam!

Thanx, great work.

What is Brazil? Brazil is a Terry Gilliam film and THAT is all you need to know. It's gonna be iconic, symbolic, shambolic and PROBABLY bollocks but you'll never forget it even if you hate. That's just Terry. 😂

1984 and a half

When the movie was made the European's new dysfunction and liked the movie. Now the Americans have to deal with it ! Now they get it.

Possibly my favorite movie

24:55, eyeball dream sequence that ended up being cut

This and The Zero Theorem have something special in them

I MISS HOME. 😓

Ageless (and strangest), shows our society as it is today.... Must watch again.

A masterpearce !

everytime i watch this film it gets more relevent to the present time.......

Inspiration for this film was Port Talbot 🤣🤣🤣

Just watched the edit that didn’t have the Santa scene, It was this edit or blade runner, I’m glad we ended up watching this film

Brilliant

12:04 Charles McKeown looks like a lovely lovely man. He's a writer. You can fucking see it.

My favorite movie

Anyone know the specific iteration of Brazil that plays at the start?

Very good film! I would like an alternative ending, but i enjoyed a lot too!

5:58 does anyone know that version of Brazil

Was Michael Palin smoking a joint?

I always thought it was called Brazil because the whole atmosphere is like a "jungle" of computers and systems: you get completely lost in it.

Why is Palin using a phone? the camera crew is RIGHT THERE.

@Sawrattan

4 жыл бұрын

The interviewer was probably on the phone though. Monty Pythonesque absurdity. :)

Eu sou brasileiro, sou patriota e tenho muito mais muito orgulho de meu país! Obrigado Pedro Álvares Cabral por descobrir essa terra tão maravilhosa!

@marnande

9 жыл бұрын

Não entendi o ufanismo :(

@Ptero4

9 жыл бұрын

***** You probably didn't realize the video isn't about Brasil (the country), it's about "Brazil" (the movie www.imdb.com/title/tt0088846/?ref_=nv_sr_1).

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🌞🌞🌞🌞🌞

anyone know the name of the song in the beginning

@behindthesciencefiction8094

7 жыл бұрын

Brazil - Helen O'Connell

@baadetudabawn5487

3 жыл бұрын

Aquarela do Brasil - Ary Barroso

Como eu vim parar aqui

Definitely the most realistic dystopia, the second-most realistic would be Idiocracy.

LOL i knew when watching Brazil "this reminds me of port talbot"

Ridley Scott ... you can almost guarantee that he knew what was going on with the production design of this film ... before he made Blade Runner ... yes ... really!

"to avoid the hormones when they manufacture bread"! what the actual fuck!!

@WhateverMan35

7 жыл бұрын

Not sure if you live in the UK but we have a milk product called "big milk" which is essentially Whole milk padded with a whole bunch vitamins. The workers who have to added the vitamins have to wear full mask respirator to prevent the vitamin powder getting into the eyes and lungs.

@icycatz9408

7 жыл бұрын

TheElfishGene hey theelfishgene what is your profile picture?

@TheElfishGene

7 жыл бұрын

It's Coop classic! theartofcoop.bigcartel.com/

@icycatz9408

7 жыл бұрын

TheElfishGene thanks! Been looking for it for a while!

Its a cyberpunk film noir film

omg, i am a brazilian O.O

this movie is a domentary.

@abacaxi4713

8 жыл бұрын

documentary*

I wish people like this were directing movies today. Instead all we have are a bunch of mindless Michael Bay films that compensate for a lack of ideas with almost pornographic use of CG with no artistic direction or literary genius

@readerofmanga

6 жыл бұрын

I love your opinion which is not just an ordinary opinion, your opinion is literally the truth because people that want to be filmmakers nowadays now believe that making a film in the organic is a beautiful thing that shows better respect to cinema of the 20th Century. I am writing stories that are related to this kind of film. If you watch Christopher Nolan films, you will love his films because he goes for the practical FX instead of great but now overuse of CGI. When I become a filmmaker, I will always build real practical sets because building sets is a wonderful thing that gives the cast and crew a huge sense that they are in that kind of world but green-screen however, you will not really know what you might be looking at, you'll lose concentration of what you are about to see, digital is literally putting an end to the Art Of Cinematography, which is a massive danger to the beauty of Celluloid Film. Artists have huge abilities more than a computer because computer has a great sensibility of showing analogue and organic feel to a model and I believe in the Magic of Cinema in or from any kind of film and what it really shows in order to respect the aspect of films. Your opinion is true, good thing you trust why Michael Bay is the worst filmmaker in this decade.

3 people hate life

*_HI I'M BRAZILIAN_*

Terry howls into the night at Cannes he prowls the rocky beaches hunting country girls along the french Rivera, his Howls ring out into the night.

Nada haver

that girl with the neck brace and braces!!! total nightmare! I know, and she whuz kinda cute!!!

@fododude

5 жыл бұрын

I just thought the same thing. I want to kiss her.

I like to imagine that after leaving the EU we may have spared ourselves from this future.

@junglie

6 жыл бұрын

keep dreaming....we invented buerocrazy here in britain......

I just tried watching it, and gave up after an hour. I'm finding this movie extremely difficult to watch. This is probably the first time this has happened. Can anyone please share their first viewing experience with this movie? Is it really worth the time and effort?

@gimmieliberty6514

4 жыл бұрын

I've heard that in the USA people have to spend hours andhours of their time at the department of transport,getting driving licences and registering cars,that's what the film is about in a nutshell

@Sawrattan

4 жыл бұрын

Just forget whatever you've heard about it. Ignore any labels. I watched it purely based on its reputation, had no idea what to expect, but loved every minute, it felt more like a "weird adventure" than a sci-fi or horror or anything else.

It's a good film and right behind Time Bandits to me, yeah I know most of you will disagree but it's good. too bad De Nero is in it, the only casting choice that was a mistake

It's Monty Pythons version of 1984. And at the time of Thatcherism seemed all too plausible. Now when you look at the corporate fascism of the EU and its red tape and how British police dress in black uniforms and German helmets and carry machine guns it is all too prophetic.

@katarzynadworak1111

8 жыл бұрын

+Joe Turner "Brazil" is not a Monty Python movie. It was directed by Gilliam, who was directing movies on his own since 1977 (Jabberwocky was his first movie as a director). Michael Palin was his friend and a great actor, so Gilliam was casting him in his movies. The last "Monty Python movie" Gilliam contributed to was "The Meaning of Life" (1983)

transpira nu-i gluma..

BRAZILLA???????????