What’s The Brazil of Yea Forums?
What’s The Brazil of Yea Forums?
Eli Davis
Leo Evans
Something by Morrison, probably. My pick would be THE FILTH.
Levi Sanders
Rio 2
Owen Cooper
Carter Campbell
Crowning achievement of the director's career butchered by studio execs? Thief and the Cobbler probably. Except Gilliam eventually won and Williams didn't.
In terms of aesthetics? Probably some Eastern European animated feature.
Nolan Phillips
I expected to like this movie a lot more than I actually did in the end. I found myself very frustrated by Sam's bevahior, throwing away everything in pursuit of his impossible-to-achieve dreams and continually not doing his job(s). It felt a lot like he really brought some of his misfortune on himself, and while plenty was exacerbated by the system some of it felt very avoidable.
Hudson Baker
DC Super Hero Girls
Robert Murphy
Yeah, that's the point. He's a daydreamer with his head in the clouds who keeps his eyes down to avoid getting in trouble, and the minute he puts his head above the parapet the reality of the awful world he lives in comes crashing down on him like a ton of bricks. You were meant to feel that way, you accurately assessed his character flaws.
Carson Thomas
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Life experience teaches you nothing, right?
Asher Gray
OK but what's the Stalker of Yea Forums
Liam White
>series finale reveals the move to Metropolis and her new friends was a fantasy world conjured up in Babs' mind after the Joker shot her in the spine and tortured her father before she suffered a complete psychotic break from reality
Didn't expect Faust to be a Gilliam fan.
Liam Anderson
This is actually pretty cool. Usually in dystopias, the protagonist is the only smart person to ever exist in this world and the rest are "le retarded sheeple".
Juan Richardson
Charles King
The Black Cauldron might be another good comparison
Blake Ward
I kinda figured this at least. He was never going to make it trying to break the system, never. I actually liked that, despite the huge messes left behind, the world *almost* worked, and worked just enough to suppress behavior like his in the end, but too much was just a complete mess as ever it would be.
This is also a really fair point. I did kind of like that Sam was a huge loser.
Angel Mitchell
Oh no, Sam's a complete coward and milksop. He's a very realistic nobody doing his best to scrape by. His family has party connections so he has a small but comfortable apartment and an undemanding low level job where his supervisor depends on him to keep things running smoothly. His reaction to the unrelenting horror of the world he lives in is either do his best to ignore it or just retreat into his dreamworld. When he realizes his torturer is his best friend his mind just snaps.
Jordan Wright
Triplets of Belleville or Boy & the World
Hedgehog in the Fog
Brody Murphy
>actually takes place in Brazil
>protag gets caught up in futuristic city
>totalitarian dystopian state
>memories are imaginative and colorful while reality is bleak
>freedom fighters in a battle with the government
>brilliant soundtrack
>similar twist endings
it's this
Ayden Howard
What do you think of Gilliam's animations Yea Forums?
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Lincoln Jones
>Hedgehog in the Fog
I'll take it
Evan Gray
The Incal
Kayden Morris
Probably the short made by Dahli and Disney
Jonathan Reyes
how did this movie end again?
Benjamin Jackson
Sam escapes with his love interest into the countryside but it turns out to be a fantasy after his mind broke
Jacob Cooper
Avengers Endgame, but only in terms of runtime.
Joseph Lewis
from what?
Jackson Smith
Classics, especially the mp animations.
Jeremiah Torres
Being tortured/interrogated intensely by his former best friend for committing various crimes against the state in an ill-thought grab for freedom after several other events which pushed him into attempting to take action.
Nicholas Morales
k
Christopher Powell
idk, not a fan of dystopia