>>219965401
I think it is a bit more Huxleyian with a dash of Burgessian, myself.

>>219965401
Terry Gilliam films are never good, but they are interesting in some way.

>>219965401
It's Brazilian

>>219965401
>it's a rabid anti-communists on /tv/ praise a commie propaganda film

>>219965613
his style is very in line with a collection of visually intriguing and semiotically competent skits, but I concur that as a whole they tend to fail as a coherent, bigger than the sum of its parts picture, although Brazil is the lesser offender in this

>>219965613
I enjoyed Baron Munchausen. Ending was kind of shit (especially if it was meant to serve as a critique of reason as the foe of whimsy), but otherwise it was solid and had memorable performances from Williams and naked Uma Thurman

>>219965646
/thread

>>219965613
Tideland is one of the greatest films of the 2000s and I will die on that hill

>>219965401
Because these terms have been watered down to mean almost nothing

>>219965660
Commies can be right about somethings while their solutions to said thing are objectively stupid, this is often the case actually