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  • Brazil
  • Opened December 18, 1985 | Runtime:2 hr 12 min
  • R
  • Director Terry Gilliam's surreal black comedy has Jonathan Pryce trying to escape from a maze of crushing conformity to pursue elusive love, Kim Greist. Featuring fellow-Python Michael Palin and Robert DeNiro.
  • Cast: Jonathan Pryce, Michael Palin, Kim Greist, Robert De Niro, Katherine Helmond
  • Director: Terry Gilliam
  • Genres: Sci-Fi Comedy, Science Fiction

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Brazil Recent Fan Reviews

  • Oh No!

    A Waste Of my Time.

    by ISPY_007

    This movie wasn't what I thought it would be. My expectations were totally shattered from the previews and reviews that I'd seen prior to the movie. For me to tell anyone to go see it, but totally be a lie. Brazil just wasn't for me, and the cast (I feel), were not convincing enough in their roles for the parts they played.

    I wouldn't recommend it for even a theater empty of people. But again, this is my opinion of the movie.

  • Go

    Great Movie!

    by

    Awesome!

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Brazil Critic Reviews

Must Go! Avg. Critic Score 88 out of 100 Metascore ® based on all critic ratings.

Critic scores range from 0 to 100, with higher scores indicating more favorable reviews.

  • 100
    San Francisco Examiner | Wesley Morris

    It's a glimmering hunk of fractured brilliance riddled with Orwellian paranoia...

  • 100
    Film.com | John Hartl

    For all its occasional long-windedness and visual dazzle, Brazil may be the...

  • 100
    Austin Chronicle | Marjorie Baumgarten

    This modern cult classic is a triumphantly dark comedy directed by one of the...

  • 100
    The New York Times | Janet Maslin

    Brazil may not be the best film of the year, but it's a remarkable...

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