Brazil (1985) Official Trailer - Jonathan Pryce, Terry Gilliam Movie HD
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Brazil (1985) Official Trailer - Jonathan Pryce, Terry Gilliam Movie HD
A bureaucrat in a retro-future world tries to correct an administrative error and himself becomes an enemy of the state.
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I live in Brazil and I confirm that this movie is 100% accurate.
Wtf?
I live in Brazil, and I say this is just a fantasy
@@user-mb9cj8fl1h I live in England and I can confirm it's just brilliant Terry Gilliam stuff. The mans a genius.
Actually interesting fact do you know why it's called Brazil. It has nothing to do with Brazil the country that keeps annoyingly winning the world cup, it's mainly just because of the songs lyrics by that guy.
I heard you sold the Amazon
To show the country that you're from
Is where the world should want to be
For fine something all people need
I'm faithless now though we win
Every time and I don't know how
'Cause I haven't bought you
And I haven't sold me
But the people are dying to, to get on TV
I heard he lives down a river somewhere
With six cars and a grizzly bear
He's got eyes, but he can't see
Well, he talks like an angel but he looks like me
Oh Lord, what have I become?
I'm the face of God, I'm my fathers' son
I'm not, what you think you see
I know you can't eat leather, but you can't stop me
Why would you lie, why would you lie about how you feel?
I've got a mission and my mission is real
Because you've had your chances, yeh you've had enough
I'm gonna burn your house down to spread peace and love
And it gets me down
Oh Lord how it gets me down
I heard he lives down a river somewhere
With six cars and a grizzly bear
He's got eyes, but he can't see
Well, he talks like an angel but he looks like me
Oh Lord
Oh Lord
I wanna play the beautiful game while I'm in Brazil
'Cause everybody plays the beautiful game while out in Brazil
'Cause it's all you've ever wanted, and it's all that you want still
Don't you wanna play the beautiful game out in Brazil?
I wanna play the beautiful game while I'm in Brazil
'Cause everybody plays the beautiful game out in Brazil
And it's all you've ever wanted, and it's all that you want still
Don't you wanna play the beautiful game out in Brazil
Oh yeah
I heard he lives down a river somewhere
With six cars and a grizzly bear
He's got eyes, but he can't see
Well, he talks like an angel but he looks like me
I heard he lives down a river somewhere
With six cars and a grizzly bear
He's got eyes, but he can't see
Well, he talks like an angel but he looks like me
this movie was like living a fever dream.. i have no idea how the trailer manages to make it look like a comedy.
Every advertising executive that watched the film lost their mind and laughed themselves to death so that's what the agency went with.
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It is black houmour of the darkest and most frightening kind.
Damn
The preview is pretty wacky and comedic
Over two hours long and not a dull second. An absolute masterpiece.
😎
I like Deniro’s entrance
to be watched and rewatched, rewatched ... :)
The charming impact of this film (aside from its being totally prophetic) is that it operates on two levels of reality at the same time -- the physical and the spiritual. Even the music provides constant commentary, a magnificent achievement!
Im not seeing it.
More dystopian terror.
12 monkeys was also prophetic. Has anyone made sure Terry Gilliam wasn’t from the future?😢😮
no
@@CreativeMagique It doesn't take a genius to see how patterns will play out. It just takes an alert mind and an awareness of trends throughout history.
I'm finding it difficult to convince myself that this isn't just a direct representation of the world we're living in now.
Of course it is. That's the awesome of this movie.
Fabian MacGinty O'Neill 100% that’s why it was aired on a Monday night at 10 o’clock!!
this comment keeps getting more real
Well thought, Fabian!
After every passing year, it will get harder NOT to be convinced of that
One the most prophetic films ever made. Love it. I actually find it funny and chilling in equal measure.
I had the same feeling when I told a Rasta not to smoke in his shop. !WHITE MAN BATTERY MAN BUMBERCLART! The only thing that can top that is if I was bing attacked by DC Sabertooth in a costume that shows he has not privates.
I find it weird since I was born in Soviet Union, that I can "smell" both Brazil and 1984.
1984 is a socialist nightmare with no freedom of speech, all history and power in the hands of the Party, all living in poverty.
While Brazil is a neo-capitalist nightmare, with everything being bureaucratic and automated, with no free will, and everyone pretending to be rich.
Scary actually. Dude's prophecy is older than millennials
Best. Movie. Ever.
@@scubadiva666 Philosophical.
2020 and we're all in Brazil!
And I thought I was a loner on that one!...
One of the Top 10 greatest films EVER made. Relevant today more than ever.
Especially in the wake of Article 13's impending wrath...
Definitely. What are your other 9 movies then? Here are mine:
If (Lindsay Anderson)
The Loneliness Of The Longdistance Runner (Tony Richardson)
Blast Of Silence (Allen Baron)
Catch 22 (Michael Nichols)
The Good, The Bad And The Ugly (Sergio Leone)
The 400 Blows (Francois Truffaut)
Z (Constantin Costa Gavras)
Scum (Alan Clarke)
U-Turn (Oliver Stone)
@Sigma Nayo NO! NO! NO! No Reboot!
yes, well .... stolen from 1984 but whatevers.
ForARide
Carlitos way
Leon
Equilibrium
the original "That's it, you're coming to Brazil" meme
Pretty much.
Still one of my favorite films! Pure genius...
Anyone here after Katya’s and Alaska’s mv for “come in Brazil?”
Arnie venha para o brasil será maravilhoso hahahhahha
No
I'd rather just keep that a secret.
This movie shows so many parallels to our impending totalitarian dystopic future. :(
The imagery in this film is literally representational, that is what makes a great film. Follow along with images.
I feel that The Matrix lent some ideas from this...
There is only one word that can describe how the original film was
Fucking awesome
Wait, that's two, well than two
*then
@@kostasrubtsov6633 probably should've caught that 6 gears ago i mean I was probably 12-13 at the time mfs at that age should know the difference between then and than right?
@@lukeclarke2880 kudoes to you for still replying on a 6 year old comment
three! How time flies...
@@lukeclarke2880 7 years
Surprisingly modern trailer as '80s movies go! Fast-paced, cinematic in its own right, perfectly communicates the content/genre/flavour of the film without giving away all the plot points and punchlines, etc.
No one else but Terry Gilliam would cast Robert De Niro as a heating engineer.
Ironic that he was in a movie about this subject only to be shilling for the power behind it all now.
He actually wanted to play Jack Lint, but the part was already going to Michael Palin, so Gillian offered him Tuttle.
I think the role Tuttle is so perfekt for Robert de Niro and Michael Palin is perfect as Jack Lint (looks so friendly and is so cruel)
We're all in this together.... where did I hear that before this year? Hmm me wonders 🤔
This movie gave me goosebumps that haven’t left even now.
Add me to that club :(...
😎
I like old trailers, they give you a good sense of what to expect without giving away the whole movie. Trailers nowadays basically tell you the whole story, it's ridiculous.
I refuse to/avoid watching trailers these days if I can help it for this very reason. I hate them. Used to be great.
This is my favorite Christmas movie
robert di nero in his strangest role of his career!
skabbymuff111 The origins or the mario brothers? :D
+skabbymuff111 Stardust? He was a gay cross-dressing pirate.
+skabbymuff111 Funny you should say that, since Bob Hoskins plays a repair man in this film... and then goes on to play Mario in the dreadful Super Mario Bros. live action movie.
Glass Menagerie "goes on to play Mario in the dreadful Super Mario Bros. live action movie." WHOOOOA!
Glass Menagerie are you blind or spastic? The super Mario movie was awesome. Still is. Fool.
"we're in this together" sounds familiar
I thought the same when I heard that!!
I live in December 2021- it’s all becoming true …
katya brought me here
Same. I wanna watch that movie now. 💖
Yep, that rapariga brought me here too.
😂😂😂👁️👄👁️
Yep
Sorry, im late. I didnt want to come
Terry Gilliam was so spot on with nightmarish future societal norms that this film is almost prophetic. He makes the future a polluted mess and instead of making mankind’s advances in technology all “shiny and pretty” he makes them antiquated, messy and frustrating. Why are his movies set in the future (12 monkeys is another example) like this? It’s an active choice on Terry’s part and I cannot speak for him, but the set designs and future technology are claustrophobic, broken, oppressive and make people disconnected from one another.
This HAD to be an active choice on his part and it stands the test of time (sure our iPhones and PlayStations are shiny and pretty, but they distract us from what’s really going on in the world). Everyday being Christmas is another awesome touch of Gilliam’s mental manipulation to keep the masses busy. Here are some things that this movie accurately predicts:
1) A Never-ending War on Terror.
2) An Obsession with how we look.
3) Oligarchs and silver spoon children (Johnathan Price and his Mum) who get jobs in high places without any merit.
4) crumbing Infrastructure
5) capital punishment (killing innocent people).
6) The government being able to kidnap anyone without due process in the name of “national security”.
Also:
For the love of God please watch the 142 minute Gilliam final cut and NOT the much shorter “love conquers all” version that was watered down for the American Public. This movie is a dark and often funny satire, but just like Doctor Strangelove it is also a warning about where we are headed as a global society. The short version does not land this warning at all.
Gilliam is a king at storytelling with a unique vision and style that only he can create: The Fischer King/12 Monkeys/Adventures Of Baron Munchausen/Tideland/Zero Theorem/Time Bandits/Monty Python(Life of Brian/Meaning of life and so on)/Fear and Loathing In Las Vegas… and to a lesser extent his “Hollywood” movies (which are edited by studio heads who don’t understand Gilliam at all) like Brothers Grimm/Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus (which still have entertainment value to a degree).
Just make sure you watch the longer directer approved version and not the lame “love conquers all” version of Brazil (unless you want a Disneyland version of a dystopian hellscape). There are no happy endings anymore… just endings now-a-days.
2021 is terrifying mix of 12 Monkeys (a pandemic causing economic turmoil, activists blamed for all of the world’s problems, mad scientists and Prison Labor for starters, and then there’s Brazil (see above).
There are certain movies I wish everyone in society could see and that can trigger broader conversations. Directors Like Terry Gilliam, The Coen Brothers, Stanley Kubrick, Lars Von Trier, Denis Villeneuve, Alejandro González Iñárritu, Ingmar Bergman, Sion Sono, Takeshi Kitano, Jean-Pierre Jeunet, David Cronenburg, Tim Burton (older Tim Burton films), Satoshi Kon, Paul Thomas Anderson and Darron Aronofsky (to name just a few).
Almost all directors have a few flops, but if people watched more films and less big box office soulless Hollywood trash we might actually learn from each-other. Don’t get me wrong: I love monster movies, Indiana Jones, Batman (DC and Marvel), LOTR and plenty of big budget “escape reality” popcorn flicks, but outside of Christopher Nolan’s films I can’t name many that lead to meaningful intellectual debate / conversation.
Read books that challenge you, watch movies that enlighten you and most importantly: go seek out the beauty in the world. You only live once. Don’t be like Sam Lowry. You can identify with him, but don’t become him.
Well done,thank you!
Well said but I don’t think any of these movies are prophetic… they are more so programming… this film was also filmed in the Mentmore Towers, which is a Roth’s child mansion… this movie also plays a big role w Central Banks ruling society… and well you know who owns central banks, Roth’s family. The way society is today was planned 50 years ago and centuries before that. It took a long time to implement everything up to this point, and it seems that their empire is crumbling as people start to realize all this was deliberate to destroy the currency system and bring in a new world order or great reset which corporations and central banks rule the governments under one world govt. globalization has been exposed and so are the leaders of their word order movement. The people will reign supreme and all corrupt Leaders are being exposed before us.
I thought it was a film of life in the 1940s
And the stretched face of every celebrity today over 50. The marionette look.
Whenever I see the "you're going to Brazil!" I think of this movie.
Yeah, i live in Brazil and is exactly like this
"Brazil"(1985) is an excellent Dystopian black comedy movie!
Iconic. :)
trailer does justice to how bizarre the movie is. If you asked yourself, "what did I even just watch" you may likely have similar feelings after seeing it, although over a much longer period.
One of the best films of the 80s
Dude, it's movie superhero movies
😎
Of all time!
It was banned when it first came out. I remember it well
A masterpiece of a film. Put it right up there with 2001:A Space Odyssey and Close Encounters of The 3rd Kind.
A Classic of Terry Gilliam
14 people disliked because they're terrorist air-conditioning repairmen...
And unable to provide a 27B-6.
Adam Jubinville get out normie
Lol
Hey can you tell your people to stop killing everyone sincerely white america
Turns 35 today! Long and a bit unusual but a very neo-noir stylish sci fi film. Along the lines of blade runner and matrix. The dream sequences are trippy and beautiful.
39 ... time flys
This is his masterpiece.
Absolutely.
This profoundly strange visually mesmerizing film will always seem and appear to be several decades ahead of its time,
within another parallel reality.
I've wanted to watch this since a kid but I never got high enough to get me to motivated.
Terry Gillium's best film and one of my Top 💯 Favorite Films of All Time - and it came out the year I was born!
Perfect movie for nowadays
Who else loves Percy's amazing voice in trailers?
I just heard about this movie and don't understand the trailer so I'm checking the comment section below for some light and all I'm getting is how people are impacted as if they are experiencing existential crisis.
I'm utterly confused.
In a nutshell, it's a sci-fi dystopia / satire film that contrasts it's cartoonish, dreamlike tone with a frighteningly bleak look at the future: One where systemic oppression is the result of an all-encompassing, incomprehensible bureaucracy, where independent contractors are deemed terrorists, and innocent people are executed due to clerical errors. A world where life has become so dreary and meaningless that the only escape is into your own fantasy.
It's a wonderfully imaginative piece of grim, cautionary sci-fi.
@@PWN3GE Well said.
I'd say: if you are identifying as a film lover then you should see this movie. If you have lived in totalitarian regime or at least have a sense of what it does do human spirit you should see this movie. You might want to explore life and works by Terry Gilliam. There is a lot of satire in this film but it's not a comedy. To me it has a lot of sadness and sweetness and pain we as humans experience in our lives. This is one of my most favorite movies of all times. Best wishes in your exploration!
I love dystopian fiction (film - Brazil, TV - The Prisoner, literature - The Futurological Congress, 1984).
my favorite movie
My favorite movie of all time.
Definitely in my top 10 movies of all time. I've seen it countless times and it's still entertaining.
Such a fantastic work of art! ❤
Brazil was to film what Pink Floyd is to music.
Assisti na época do lançamento e não entendi o porquê do nome.
Assisti novamente agora e continuo não entendendo.
the best movie ever made
@@geezus4418 yuck
This literally encapsulates the “You’re going to Brazil” meme
The High Sparrow wants you to repent for your sins
lol Exactly! wow
SHAME SHAME SHAME
EARTHLING CINEMA. Thank you! Can't wait to watch!!
we don't live in a country, we live in a state of mind
one of the best
Another awesome looking movie with an all star cast is brilliant.
Katya brought me here
Ah the good old days when movies were really entertaining,had a unique perspective and made you think!!!
And scared the bejaysus out of you 40 years later when life turned out to be just like that!!!
Cloud Atlas is the only modern movie I can think of that measures up
I've never seen it, thx for the recommendation...
@@lizjo7213 definitely recommend cloud atlas, as well as fifth element from 1997 or even total recall from 1990
After the shutdown of the IMBD boards, any other fans of this film wanna share their list of favourite films?
Mine are:
1. Brazil
2. Delicatessen
3. Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
4. The Grand Budapest Hotel
5. Oh Brother Where Art Thou?
6. Talk to Her (Hable con ella)
7. Mulholland Drive
8. The Bothersome Man (Den brysomme mannen)
Conway79
1.-Rushmore
2.-La La Land
3.-Brazil
4.-Dr. Strangelove
5.-Pulp Fiction
6.-Frances Ha
7.-Fight club
8.-Eternal sunshine of the spotles mind
Conway79 is
Solid list there. I personally love 2001: a space odyssey as well.
1. Blade Runner 2049
2. John Carpenter’s ‘The Thing’
3. Aliens
4. Pulp Fiction
5. The Dark Knight
6. No Country for Old Men
7. Beasts of No Nation
8. The Wolf of Wall Street
9. Mad Max: Fury Road
10. The Silence of the Lambs
gay list
I expect this comment thread to become flooded with "hErE aFtEr WaTcHiNg Katya's vIdEO!!!" comments..
EDIT: Miss Cleo was CORRECT...For once.
I love this film.
My favourite film!
Maceta Brazil
It’s my 20th favorite
I have been seeing the trailer for this movie since I was a kid. I _still_ have to check it out. I never seen it.
You're going to be pleasantly surprised.
@@hdjksa52 😎
Cade os brasileiros? literalmente o nome do filme é brazil
Some movie theater needs to show a double-feature of "Brazil" and "Network." The prescience of both of these movies is scary.
Come to brazil!
this movie accurately predicted Nancy Pelosi, right down to the botched facelift.
What the fuck did I just watch?
+John Jones Which? the film or the trailer?
pingu nooty The trailer. Looks like a mindfuck of a movie. Not a fan of those types of movies.
I understand, most people need a better introduction to get into this type of film. However, when you compare it to things like eraserhead, brazil isn't that weird.
Still a mindfuck.
+pingu nooty I watched this after having an existential crisis it was just a little terrifying/confusing.
It's one of my all time favorite movies.
Si sabes apreciar piezas de arte mira está película !!!
Now that’s a masterpiece movie classic.
EXACTLY the type of film im looking for thank you
It's better if you watch it at least twice!
Secret footage of what happens when you go to Brazil.
0:44 When you're going to Brazil
You can't defeat the bureaucracy
I would say that you actually can, it's just incredibly difficult and exhausting. Even the system can change. It just takes an enormous amount of time. It can take a lifetime of the individuals that dedicate their lives to that cause. There are many examples in history when there was a huge change after loooong fighting and action-taking. :)
*By Yourself
Master-piece.
Funny that the same music was used in the trailers to Being John Malkovich and Wall-e, which along with Brazil are some of my favourite films of all time.
Why is this movie sad for me. Especially the ending. 😢
I’m upset that i just heard of this movie today and I’m 42. 🤦🏽♂️🤷🏽♂️ Definitely will watch it tomorrow.
Did you end up watching it those months ago?
Just turned 42, I guess its good time to watch it now 😃
@@tronicgr 😎
Synopsis of the movie Brazil:
Set in an unspecified year, it envisions a world in which corporations rule society and citizens live in fear of the thought police.
Soooo..... basically, 2022.
Thanks for posting.
Best movie ever.
One of the best films of all time. Too bad so few people know about it.
muy buena pelicula y tiene luego de 36 años sigue siendo actual. Nada a cambiado
Masterpiece
For those can can fully understand - this is the TRUE psychology of Man - a TRUE masterpiece by probably one of the greatest visionaries of all time - Terry Gilliam !
What a lot of Americans didn't quite get, watching this in theaters or VHS in 1980s, was the "terrorism". That was a foreign problem, perhaps the IRA in Great Britian being the closest example; the American public didn't worry about domestic terrorists in the US. In the 21st century, that's changed completely, now it's more relatable than ever. Makes me sad.
LSD
A classic Sci-Fi of 80's
Are u sure is Sci-Fi? Look around of you today more than 30 year's later is the reality.
apenas um comentario em português sobre o filme de nome "brazil"
br sendo br
Pq q o nome dessa poha é Brazil?? Devia ser “brisa”
@@ccthc9939 por que o filme e brasileiro
@@jhuanwillian3837 O Filme não é brasileiro(Se fosse seria Portugues)
@@ccthc9939 Pq Brasil em Inglês é Brazil
who remembers the "singles movie"? at the beginning a poster appears in front of the neptune movie theater saying .. (us premier uncut brazil thru march 3)
How have I never heard of this movie until recently???
I thought Brazil was an island that only showed up every 7 years.
works on so many levels you'll get lost just looking at the diagram: this trailer.
We're all in this together, kid.
I got the collectors box set that comes with all the different cuts of the movie.
Brazil's way darker than how it looks in the trailer.
Escuro deve ser o seu pais do capeta
Great movie to watch while stoned
Good movie !!!
to be enlightened is only a state of mind...
Welcome in 2020..Brazil, Corona extra..la cerveza..
The best pro-libertarian film ever shot.