Brazil (1985) Official Trailer - Jonathan Pryce, Terry Gilliam Movie HD

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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[blairkovacs]

this movie was like living a fever dream.. i have no idea how the trailer manages to make it look like a comedy.

[sergiowinter]

I live in Brazil and I confirm that this movie is 100% accurate.

[volkerjanssen]

Over two hours long and not a dull second. An absolute masterpiece.

[jimhaun]

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!

[willwilliam]

One the most prophetic films ever made. Love it. I actually find it funny and chilling in equal measure.

[FabianMacGintyONeill]

I'm finding it difficult to convince myself that this isn't just a direct representation of the world we're living in now.

[Tackz]

One of the Top 10 greatest films EVER made. Relevant today more than ever.

[murilot.c]

the original "That's it, you're coming to Brazil" meme

[angellacanfora]

Still one of my favorite films! Pure genius...

[lukeclarke]

There is only one word that can describe how the original film was
Fucking awesome
Wait, that's two, well than two

[readerofmanga]

The imagery in this film is literally representational, that is what makes a great film. Follow along with images.

[TheConorsmithusa]

We're all in this together.... where did I hear that before this year? Hmm me wonders 🤔

[PelagiMilitis]

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.

[skabbymuff]

robert di nero in his strangest role of his career!

[bluubonic]

This movie gave me goosebumps that haven’t left even now.

[aaronfleming]

"we're in this together" sounds familiar

[Paraprax]

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.

[MrArnie]

Anyone here after Katya’s and Alaska’s mv for “come in Brazil?”

[konstantinoskaragiannis]

"Brazil"(1985) is an excellent Dystopian black comedy movie!

[virus]

This movie shows so many parallels to our impending totalitarian dystopic future. :(