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04-12-2011, 11:13 AM
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http://www.amazon.co.uk/Brazil-Blu-ray-Jonathan-Pryce/dp/B00578FLZY/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1322996661&sr=8-1
£11:19 for the 5.1 sound BluRay
Set in the near future
this is a great film
Top Reviews.
"Where on earth do you start when you try
describing Brazil? Terry Gilliam does
a spectacular job portraying a dark fantasy
world where society is taken over by a
sinister bureaucracy which creates
the nightmare scenario where individuals
don't know who to trust or where to turn for help.
What makes Brazil particularly uncomfortable
and even prophetic, is that we can identify
with the leading character (played by Johnathon Price)
and his lonely plight into a dystopian hell.
For anyone who has been enraged by
being fobbed off by something like an electronic
answering service in a bank,
multiply Price's anguish by ten.
He lives in an inhuman world which
has nothing left other than red tape
and faceless autocrats.
Gilliam proves that you don't need any
of the tactics employed by the horror genre
to a create a terrifying and riveting scenario. "
From Amazon Buyer
10 Outta 10
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Brazil-Blu-ray-Jonathan-Pryce/dp/B00578FLZY/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1322996661&sr=8-1
£11:19 for the 5.1 sound BluRay
Set in the near future
this is a great film
Top Reviews.
"Where on earth do you start when you try
describing Brazil? Terry Gilliam does
a spectacular job portraying a dark fantasy
world where society is taken over by a
sinister bureaucracy which creates
the nightmare scenario where individuals
don't know who to trust or where to turn for help.
What makes Brazil particularly uncomfortable
and even prophetic, is that we can identify
with the leading character (played by Johnathon Price)
and his lonely plight into a dystopian hell.
For anyone who has been enraged by
being fobbed off by something like an electronic
answering service in a bank,
multiply Price's anguish by ten.
He lives in an inhuman world which
has nothing left other than red tape
and faceless autocrats.
Gilliam proves that you don't need any
of the tactics employed by the horror genre
to a create a terrifying and riveting scenario. "
From Amazon Buyer
10 Outta 10