Brazil • Theme Song/Aquarela do Brasil • Kate Bush & Michael Kamen
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- Soundtrack from the 1985 Terry Gilliam film "Brazil" with Jonathan Pryce, Robert De Niro, Michael Palin, Kim Greist, Bob Hoskins & Katherine Helmond. "Aquarela do Brasil" was originally written by Ary Barroso. --- 'HD Film Tributes' is a channel with over three hundred movie homages currently posted. We make zero money from TH-cam as obviously none of these edits will ever be monetized by us. Any and all ad revenue from these videos goes directly to Google as well as to the various copyright owners, just as it should.
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Brazilliant!
....{:~)
Comment of the year!
XD
@@MsPalaa oi linda🇧🇷
Working in the Ministry of Economy of Argentina i felt totally identified with Jonathan Pryce character.
In your mind you are safe Sam! Keep dreaming!
Argentina decadência e triste
How’s the current government?
@@gr-8166 I no longer work there, so I wouldn't be able to tell.
la corrupcion argentina no tiene un film que la refleje, ni la mas intensa de ciencia ficcion puede lograrlo . Luchar contra el virus del populismo, eliminar leyes que restringen la libertad, poner limites estrictos a la emision monetaria ( no tenian control del congreso?)
@@gr-8166 still sucks
Been a lifelong terry Gilliam fan, just finally watched Brazil for the first time last night. All I can say is I have never been so floored, euphoric, and crushed all in one cinematic experience. This film has managed to capture a dream which I feel we all share, and the ending/ face of reality we all share is something that I hope is never lost. They can take our lives, but they can never capture the dream
Tu ne peux peut-être pas le défaire mais tu peux le faire chavirer
Ideal music to celebrate the 30 Years of Brazil, to me still the best movie ever made.
This movie is bizarre and totally nonsense.
Only 200 people pushed thumb up on your comment, I'm with minority , what could be better?
@celosemnexo you obviously didn t get the meaning
absolutely
The soundtrack of this movie is so beautiful. This movie was truly ahead of its time.
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.
Franz Kafka + Gabriel Garcia Marques = Brasil, meu país.
Abraços do Brasil!
More George Orwell's 1984 plus that fine Brazillian composer. Kafka was more about the indivifual than the state in his works. But none the less your country.
Senhor Cumberbund, você já foi a Wigan Pier beber uma cerveja com George Orwell?
= )
Brazil’s special effects are flawless
Such an incredible movie. I've watched it so many times and still I love it
This is a brilliant film. I appreciate it more and m ore as time goes on. Reality has come to resemble this world. Shall we all lose our senses?
....99,9% agree.
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Que isso! Kate Bush em versão de Aquarela Brasileira. My God! Que lindo!
I'm and expat living in Brasil, still surfing and young in a young country (I'm 67); I play this song in my head a lot, and there's still plenty of radicals here who haven't given up and aren't beaten down by a dangerously insane system. I haven't watched the film in decades--dystopian movies and books (think 1984) usually turn out bad for the poor schmuck who dares to dream, but loved it and can relate even more now that I'm living in a rundown shack at the beach. People tell me that I should be scared--lots of violence if you're poor. But I live in the moment and made it through Vietnam and quite a few near drownings, so I don't have a past and the future takes care of itself. Brazil, La, La, La, La, La, La.
Laurence Howard Sometimes living in the moment is the only way. Pity that so many people find it strange. It is the way children live and so is very creative. I came here to remind myself of this movie because I wanted to show it to my children and saw your comment. May your days be happy:)
As a brazilian I'm baffled
You look incredible for your age! My uncle was in Vietnam, killed by friendly fire. An aircraft dropped bombs on him and his squad “by mistake” and things were never investigated. I wonder if you saw anything odd during your time there?
just another fan of the surfing and the smell of napalm in the morning
What about now?
If George Orwell was alive at 1985 who knows how would he feel if he saw a personal screening of Brazil
It is a lot more whimsical, a lot more, and it seemed that Gillam had a better answer how to escape that sort of totalitarian society that seeks the destroy the individual, and that was to go utterly mad and get lost in your daydream.
Vindicated....then he would take a hit of SOMA.....LoL
one of the best ends ever of one of the most underrated movies ever.
Le chef-d'oeuvre absolu.
J'ai des frissons rien qu'en revoyant ces quelques images... et aux sons du regretté Michael Kamen.
When hearts were entertained in June
We stood beneath an amber moon
And softly whispered 'some day soon'
We kissed and clung together
Then
Tomorrow was another day
The morning found me miles away
With still a million things to say
Now
When twilight beams the skies above
Recalling thrills of our love
There's one thing I'm certain of
Return I will
To old Brazil
Required viewing now more than ever....
Why? Because the movie is satirical perspective on the cynicism of fear politics which happens to be plaguing the western world now more than ever
+neil adlington its everywhere :O
So fucking ahead of its time.
"Have you ever met a real terrorist ?"
Guy you have no idea, 8 years ago was a picnic compared to this
Maravilhoso! É uma perda muito grande a morte prematura de Michael Kamen... Ele utilizou esse clássico da música brasileira de forma brilhante!
Brazil is one of my favorites, from Terry Gilliam. That and Time Bandits.
The 80's and 90's is pretty much the last period of prosperity full of masterpieces in the human history, unfortunately.
Cherie d'Europe not the last my friend...they will return
@@s.agmoment2541 the cowboy craze in Hollywood in the 1950's became too repetitive and unprofitable, so movie makers of old expanded out and created art. what's to say the same wont happen, when movie studios find out making garbage is repetitive and unprofitable.
@@dirtbox222 it's not about profit anymore. What you believe in doesn't work
Love this film and was so knocked out to later realise it was Kate Bush doing the honours... just a complete wow experience!
One of the greatest films ever. Great editing too.
the ending of this movie is really unique and honest ... you can't defeat the system :v
sadly :'v
DarkZircon True ... :'v
your comment was a punch in the stomach: an unshaken truth
But you can also see it as. The only thing in your life that truly belongs to you is your mind. They cannot take that away.
not unlike 'the occurrence at owl creek bridge'
J avais pas reconnu KB. Sublime cette mélodie. Film vieilli bien. Un classique des 80's.
Tomorrow was another day,
recalling thrills of our love.
Never could follow this movie, but I've loved it just the same ever since.
Momento is the film I cannot follow.
@@anthonyfalzon57 "Memento"?
Moral of Story: "You can't fight against the system."
Leonardo x No it's mean you can always find a way to feel free.
You can fight but u wont win
The moral of the story is: "You can't trust the system!"
@@wacekplacek1447 And even if the fight is hopeless, and you fail, you can find salvation/valhalla or brazil. Sam Lowry got out, whatever that means
@Rockin Robin well yes, don't perpetuate an evil machine at least, I mean he clearly lost that fight, but he escaped in the end(in his mind), so it wasn't a complete loss?
There can be valour and salvation in loosing a just battle.
Até em inglês essa música consegue ser bonita😍
concordo com vc.
Bill Gates nao acredito vc?
Bill Gates eu nao posso acredita nisso, isso e imposivel... ME PEDOA? :(
Harry Tuttle dissolved in paper is one of the scariest scenes I have ever seen !
You guys are golden for this. Fantastic edit/film tribute.
this is so funny for me because i am brazilian
Its life like this in Brazil? I want to go there and dres up like a Samurai.
+El Huron well is not like this, but analyzing the actual brazilian situation, we are nearby to this, corrupt politicians, police oppression, secret sensorship, media brain wash, etc, etc.
+Monteiro Alves com certeza...
Socialism are destroying Brazil.
If you're a civil servant like I am, working for a completely insane
system (in Brazil, nothing really makes too much sense), yes, the film
is exactly what life is around here.
A brilliant movie and very appropriate metaphor about the country.
Brilliant..I am in Tears...
my god it s the most beautiful song i ve ever heard
One of my favorite movies of all time.
J'adore aussi Brazil Un classique
Prophetic movie and many many years ahead
Décadas passaram e ainda acho incrível como esse filme ainda retrata a situação do BRASIL.
I AM SO GLAD I DID NOT WATCH THIS MOVIE WITHOUT SPOILERS!
I have watched "Total Recall" which the whole plot is around a guy getting memories uploaded into his head and possibly dying in a a fantasy. This movie did what Total Recall did without me even realizing.
One of the most under rated films ever.
So good to see that in HD!
that moment when the film's budget exceeded its box office, nonetheless it's a notable film so no harm done
I love this so much!!
My long time favourite movie and most frequent earworm by far all wrapped up in one title.
In the early 70's, worked at IBM on a Summer Work Study...had a Upper Level Manager, who would whistle this tune through the Day...then, did similar stint at Chemical Bank, NYC--in Computer Rooms...and this Belovedly Frig'n Song would be on Musak 24/7...BUT only in the Computer Rooms....saw the movie on release---and just Say'n---it is all in the years of planning.....LoL...
Sam Lowry, driven to despair and insanity by the world surrounding him. 2022 now and nothing's changed. Makes me want to weep.
What an incredible movie
I love Kate Bush!
Me too :)
My dad also
Kate, e marsvolhosa..
Most people mention 1984 as a reference, but much before there was a "We" by Yevgeny Zamyatin. Read it.
Thank you from From France.
Maravillosa película. Cuando termine de verla , mi alma quedo partida en dos.
Great Brazil
thanks
Cadê os brasileiros?? 🇧🇷
eu õ/
Qui
me myself and I
Aqui
Aqui!
Batman 89 owes a lot of its look to this movie.
PS: Isn’t it crazy to think the pure range and scope of 80s film making!? All the way from Brazil to Chariots of Fire to Moonstruck to ET to Indiana Jones to Ghostbusters to Police Academy 😅 You name it we had it covered in the 80s! Most diverse decade ever
Best movie ever made!
Nothing really has changed. I know the typing error.... couldn't happen now. But it did happen with the post office scandle concerning the Japanese Horizon programme were some people were sent to prison and some committed suicide.
This film is still relevant today.
Life imitates art.
absolutely brilliant !
So is this movie basically a satirical 1984?
maybe but its still dark and depressing
Yes. The original title of the film was supposed to be "1984½".
There's certainly lines that can be drawn between the two, but Brazils message is ultimately more playful in its delivery.
I love 1984 as much as the next person, but it's excessive finger wagging is unashamedly dour. Brazil chooses to be less preachy in that sense. It's still a cautionary tale about bureaucracy, but it recognises the inherent stupidity within it more then its dangers.
I wasn't around in 1984
@@reverendbluejeans1748 I believe he's referring to the novel 1984. unless you're joking in which case apologies
Crazy movie...still love it
Brilliant.
If you have never seen this masterpiece, break open your piggy bank and rent it. You'll never forget it.
this is it the finaleee. i love u all for this
This film is about the close future. NSA...
i am brazilian, and this is the present, burocracy, poluition, omission and police brutality. .. Brazil
megszallott it is 2020 now and the future was beyond our worst nightmares.
2020 I think Kate Bush always know what will happens to us ...
my favorite movie
Gilliam + Bush (Kate !, not other one) a dream ! :)
This movie has become a reality
A música que toca é aquarela do Brasil pra quem é gringo (The music that plays is watercolor from Brazil)
Amo meu Brasil. Essa música e linda.
That man guy, is he the religious priest in Game of Thrones?
Yeah he is
and also Keira Knightly's character's father in Pirates of the Caribbean, among other things.
He is also Don Quixote in Gilliam's next movie (filming completed, finally!)...
Jonathan Pryce.
It is wonderful disturbing and beautiful movie, that's more important in 2020 now that ever it ever has been. Thousand thanks to you mr. Gilliam you might probably save the earth.
dystopian movies have the best themes!!!!!
Excellent film.
The best CGI-techniques cannot create a movie like this.
Damn it, now I want to watch this movie for the hundredth time
Brave new world
Essa música do Ari Barroso é um hino de exaltação ao Povo e às belezas do Brasil!
Muisica contagiante que nos leva a outra dimensão.
Best movie of the 1980s.
God what a masterpiece
J'adore ce film
One of the most brilliant films ever made. So actual in 2020 1😪
R.I.P. Peter Vaughan
Best Scenes ! I Love this Movie of my live,,,
cool clip. thx 4 adding.
One of the best & most prophetic movies ever made.
Exellent edition!!!
best film of all time.
Gracias. 👏👏👏❤️❤️❤️
brazilliant indeed my dear friend! even though it was brittaniant!!!! the song that influnced the brazil wolrd cup song for 2014
En un mundo opresivo la fantasía es el ůltimo refugio.
War is Peace
Freedom is Slavery
Ignorance is Strength
The man drives a Messcherschmidt, no wonder he's living in dystopia!
This film is really good
Bem louco,bem louco. Interessante
i love this oh so very much!
This movie is bizarre. Beautiful song.
RIP Katherine Helmond, d. 02/23/19.
Damn this movie was trippy as hell.
Congrats on the million views