Prefer the original That's It That's All. That film was such a fresh break in the snowboard video industry on release.
This just doesn't feel like much of a progression to from it.
"I love everything about this movie except for the title. Calling a movie that takes place in a dystopian Britain "Brazil" is absolutely ridiculous."
-Koshthethird
It's named after the song which features prominently in the film.
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"Aquarela do Brasil" (English: Watercolor of Brazil), known in the English-speaking world simply as "Brazil", is one of the most famous Brazilian songs of all time, written by Ary Barroso in 1939.
"You're probably wondering why this movies is as popular as it is.One reason is the cast.Many of them go on to become cinema icons in Turkey.Non turks would probably scratch their heads and wonder what the joke is, but there probably isn't a single Turk who doesn't find this movie funny, also you wont find a Turk who hasn't watched it at least twenty or more times,there are not many comedy movies that this can be said about.Start whistling the theme music and every Turk would know which movie it is from.It is a movie much loved and well deserved of its accolades.This movie was a career launching pad for many actors including Kemal Sunal(regarded as a comedy legend),Tarik Akan(back in the 70's regarded as Turkeys answer to John Travolta),Sener Sen(a true comedy pioneer)and many others.There aren't many movies that evoke such a sense of nostalgia as this .Do yourself a favor and watch this movie, you might get a laugh or two."
'Delicacies of Molten Horror Synapse (1991)' was described as follows by its creator: "The primary "Molten Horror" is TV - though there are other horrors metaphored in the film. Four superimposed rolls of hand-painted and bi-packed television negative imagery are edited so as to approximate the hypnagogic process whereby the optic nerves resist grotesque infusions of luminescent light." Before you all scramble for a dictionary, the word "hypnagogic" means "of or pertaining to drowsiness." With this in mind, the film does do a fair job of recreating those hazy seconds before one falls asleep before a television, an indistinct garble of flickering lights and shadows, their incomprehensibility an open invitation to surrender to one's fatigue.
I actually thought the lens flare was very refrained.
There were some scenes at the start particularly when first arriving at the train station where it was far too heavy. But, after that I never noticed them again.
O, god I can't believe I've made 5 posts on here. :p Really need edit and delete comments.
Anyway I see the difference now it seems the "chart" weeds out the films just voted 10. However, the top link on the chart below seems way better than the "chart" even though they should really be the same thing.
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Movie comment on The Art of Flight
djgray88
Prefer the original That's It That's All. That film was such a fresh break in the snowboard video industry on release.This just doesn't feel like much of a progression to from it.
Toplist comment on Martin Scorsese's Film School: The 85 films you need to see to know anything about film
djgray88
Ah right, due to it's naming I didn't find it on my search.Movie comment on Chronicle
djgray88
One of the best and most original takes I've seen on the superhero genre and verite style in a long time.Toplist comment on IMDb's 1970s Top 50
djgray88
Agreed Charon, this list is a bit of a joke atm. Then again most of the imdb ones are...Movie comment on Being Elmo: A Puppeteer's Journey
djgray88
What a fantastic documentary and what a great man. Can't say it better than csschneider.Easily in my top 5 from 2011.
Movie comment on Brazil
djgray88
-Koshthethird
It's named after the song which features prominently in the film.
Wiki
Movie comment on Hababam Sinifi Uyaniyor
djgray88
Some background"You're probably wondering why this movies is as popular as it is.One reason is the cast.Many of them go on to become cinema icons in Turkey.Non turks would probably scratch their heads and wonder what the joke is, but there probably isn't a single Turk who doesn't find this movie funny, also you wont find a Turk who hasn't watched it at least twenty or more times,there are not many comedy movies that this can be said about.Start whistling the theme music and every Turk would know which movie it is from.It is a movie much loved and well deserved of its accolades.This movie was a career launching pad for many actors including Kemal Sunal(regarded as a comedy legend),Tarik Akan(back in the 70's regarded as Turkeys answer to John Travolta),Sener Sen(a true comedy pioneer)and many others.There aren't many movies that evoke such a sense of nostalgia as this .Do yourself a favor and watch this movie, you might get a laugh or two."
Movie comment on Dirty Pictures
djgray88
Somewhat interesting documentary on Shulgin which could of been so much more.Movie comment on Attack the Block
djgray88
Great film, I see that the whole ambience of the film would be difficult for non brits to understand.Movie comment on Delicacies of Molten Horror Synapse
djgray88
~Ackstasis, IMDb
Movie comment on Delicacies of Molten Horror Synapse
djgray88
The youtube compression really destroys any potential effect this short should have.Movie comment on Tma/Svetlo/Tma
djgray88
Fantastic short.Movie comment on Validation
djgray88
Fantatsic, exactly what a feel-good short film should be.Bringing the link back to the top:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cbk980jV7Ao
Movie comment on Super 8
djgray88
GigerPunkI actually thought the lens flare was very refrained.
There were some scenes at the start particularly when first arriving at the train station where it was far too heavy. But, after that I never noticed them again.
Movie comment on Super 8
djgray88
Fantastic! Reminiscent of Speilberg in his prime.Movie comment on Rhyme & Reason
djgray88
Fantastic documentary for the hip hop head with many many well known faces of the golden ERA appaering.Also a great educator for those who don't "get" hip hop as a music form or it's culture.
9.5/10
Blog comment on How To Get Ahead in Advertising
djgray88
A one off or yearly fee works be fine by me.Movie comment on Game of Thrones
djgray88
Yeah it is quite ridiculous. Especially having the individual episodes as checks.It's not like imdb's single tv list is note worthy either.
Movie comment on X: First Class
djgray88
This was surprisingly good.That is all. :p
Movie comment on Ang-ma-reul bo-at-da
djgray88
I'd definitely recommend it, fantastic revenge flick.Beautifully shot and scored. With some moments of dark comedy
Though if you haven't seen many other films in this genre you may come out with similar views to Masch Man.
To dumb it down to an empire-esque tagline "If you loved Oldboy you'll love this!!!"
Movie comment on Ilsa: She Wolf of the SS
djgray88
Yet Cannibal Holocaust is one of your favourites Alfredo. :sI didn't think it was that horrific. It was far more mental imagery than real violence.
Movie comment on Il gattopardo
djgray88
Beautiful film. Get out and see the remaster at the cinema if you can. Is well worth it.Movie comment on Day & Night
djgray88
Great short. If you don't see it in 3d I don't think you'll appreciate it at all though.Movie comment on Le voyage dans la lune
djgray88
Melier's is pretty much the father of modern effects. He actually use to be a successful magician before turning to film making.Toplist comment on IMDb's Shorts Top 50
djgray88
O, god I can't believe I've made 5 posts on here. :p Really need edit and delete comments.Anyway I see the difference now it seems the "chart" weeds out the films just voted 10. However, the top link on the chart below seems way better than the "chart" even though they should really be the same thing.
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