Branded (2012) - Official Trailer [HD]

New Sci-fi philosophical drama - this is the new Matrix!! The world in "Branded" is set in a dystopian future where corporate brands have created a disillusioned population, one man's effort to unlock the truth behind the conspiracy will lead to an epic battle with hidden forces that control the world.
Originally titled "The Mad Cow"

Coming to theatres on Sep 7, 2012
Starring: Ed Stoppard, Max von Sydow, Jeffrey Tambor, Ingeborga Dapkunaite, Mariya Ignatova, Andrey Kaykov

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[adambrass]

It is insane how this movie’s subplot has become reality (e.g., "make fat the new fabulous.”). No wonder critics were steered away from it.

[allowayxgrove]

i love how when you read through the comments you can clearly see that hardly anybody understands this. HOW CAN YOU NOT. this is happening right now ...

[illartist]

If you don't or didn't understand the concept of the movie that means your still asleep and your mind doesn't belong to you. Take it back before its to late.

[NoLedge]

This movie went over so many peoples heads. Simple minded folk, the movie is about you!

[kharikhy-ree]

I loved this film but now you can never find it on streaming.... I wonder why

[Spoonless_Josh]

Jesus christ, i remember seeing this trailer when i was really little, going back to this feels so unreal, i genuinely thought for a long time that i dreamed this or something

[hmwpyro]

It kinda reminds me of "They Live"

[LoveBeauty]

I feel like if I try to watch this movie, I won't be able to look at things or brands and things the same ever again. haha

[Bonjourno_]

I can't find this movie anywhere, not even as a DVD to buy on Amazon. I'm wondering if this movie got too real for some really rich people with influence.

[roycerannard]

Wow, just wow. This is really cool and very true to the world we live in. Many don't see how branded they really are and brainwashed. Def seeing this at the movies.

[TheCSBTV]

10x better than i thought it would be! nearly turned it off at several points, but turned out to be such a good film! Must watch!

[alexwood]

I don't give a fuck, that burger looks amazing! GIVE IT TO ME!

[Lefemifatal]

The TRAILER exactly made a main point of the movie. We do like everything what is fake, hyperbolized, lots of 3D elements, romance involved... thats why we even start watching the movie...only because of that. If its good or wrong is for each of us to decide. Values which makes us want things. I think movie idea is brilliant, could of been made better, but made a good point for the future.

[recklesstenacity]

The whole "dangers of consumerism" has been done absolutely to death, but I may watch this movie just to see if they can actually make it interesting again.

[beninaandersson]

anyone else clicked the video just because the hamburger looked good?

[MrScorpionx]

it is basically a remake of "they live" just so you know, i still wanna see this, it'll open the eyes of the new generation AKA where i'm currently at

[arbiterg]

It's about fat food deamons!

One of the worst movies i ever saw, watched this on a plane and people still left...

[rlwieneke-cfxq]

these Monsters are real in the United States. You should see all the OVERWEIGHT, FAT, OBESE, GLUTTONOUS PIGS on WELFARE, ENTITLEMENTS, GOVERNMENT HANDOUTS They OINK food down like it's air..

[cryingclown]

A lot of people seem to be complaining that this movie either has poor effects or that it's a rip-off of John Carpenter's film "They Live", but I respectfully disagree. Some movies out there use similar concepts to one another, but still manage to tell a unique story or make their own point. Also, even though the effects kind of look like they're pasted on to the image, I think that that kind of works for this film if they are monsters that others can't see, as if they exist in a different way.

[LightTheMars]

I'm totally going to buy a Yepple product.