Brazil - Terry Gilliam 1985

Brazil is a 1985 dystopian black comedy film directed by Terry Gilliam.

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pizza_rolls, 10 months ago

Oh man I forgot this movie existed thanks for bringing it up

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famousblueben, 10 months ago

Absolute classic.

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spittingimage, 10 months ago

My all-time favourite film.

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ZagamTheVile, 10 months ago

This scene fucked me up. I still flinch when i see a China doll. Fantastic film.

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perishthethought, 10 months ago

A favorite, for sure. Dark comedy is my jam.

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