Brazil DVD Widescreen 7 Customer Reviews This item is not available directly from CD Universe, but it is available through our partnership with Amazon. Available from Amazon Marketplace 8 New from $32.95 53 Used from $5.86 7 Collectible from $20.00 Brazil video Other Versions $12.99   Widescreen; Keep Case $24.79   Widescreen $50.29   Box Set $16.09   Widescreen; Dubbed; Subtitled; DTS Sound $41.29   Widescreen; DTS Sound Brazil DVD Related Soundtracks $14.39   Remastered

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Starring	Robert De Niro, Jonathan Pryce, Michael Palin, Bob Hoskins, Jim Broadbent, Ian Holm, Peter Vaughan, Katherine Helmond, Kim Greist, Ian Richardson, Charles McKeown, Barbara Hicks
Director	Terry Gilliam
Art Director	John Beard, Keith Pain
Associate Producer	Joseph Grace
Co-Producer	Patrick Cassavetti
Composer	Michael Kamen
Costume Designer	James Acheson
Director of Photography	Roger Pratt
Editor	Julian Doyle
Producer	Arnon Milchan
Production Designer	Norman Garwood
Screenwriter	Terry Gilliam List all 26 stars

Brazil movie was released by the Criterion Collection studio. Standard Screen; Bio/Filmographies; Soundtrack English; Soundtrack French; Behind The Scenes

In this darkly comic view of the coming future, bureaucratic cog Sam Lowry dreams of escaping the totalitarian machine that society has become. Brazil DVD for sale He fantasizes about joining a beautiful woman flying through the clouds, far away from this world. Brazil movie One day he glimpses a female truck driver who resembles his fantasy and he attempts to win her love--but he ends up being dragged into the underworld of antigovernment terrorists and radicals.   ...See Full Description

Average Rating: List All 7 Reviews (1) (1) Helpful? Brazil - Totally Brazilliant! The first disc of this 3-DVD essentially contains Terry Gilliam's masterpiece as he intended - and fought for. There is only one change to the main film, where the opening sequence has been changed from a plain black screen to flying through the clouds with the recurring Brazil theme playing softly in the background. By a reviewer (Melbourne, Australia)  (0) (0) Helpful? Bizarre, but kinda cool From the start, this movie is bizarre - and while I wasn't too keen on the way the scenes changed from reality to fantasy and back again, sometimes blurring the two to a very confusing view, I'm sure the film would probably make a little more sense in a second viewing. By a reviewer (Staffordshire/Warwickshire, UK) (0) (1) Helpful? All that was expected! 'Brazil' is sad and melancholy and hopeless. It was made to convey our utter misfortune at the hands of bureaucrats. They may be very nice people, however they are horribly misguided and misinformed and in the end they destroy themselves as well as us. By op_tomlinson (North Bend Or)  (0) (1) Helpful? bullseye! right on target, with accuracy and precision. By ddecaro (Manahawkin, NJ, USA)  (0) (0) Helpful? you do not need to get this extended version Yes, this is a great movie. However, you will surely be better off with the basic one disc version, as the extras are inconsequential. By evans5555 (Ames, IA) This review is for a different format. List All 7 Reviews  Have you seen this movie?

CD Universe Part number	1235711
Studio	Criterion Collection
Orig Year	1985
DVD Encoding	Region 1
Catalog number	BRA100
Discs	3
Rating	R (MPAA)
Running Time	142 Minutes
Additional Info	Widescreen
Movie Details	Color; Dolby Surround Sound; Dolby Noise Reduction; Stereo Sound; Collector's Edition; Letter Boxed; Widescreen; Criterion Collection; 3-Disc Set

DVD Features: 3-Disc Set Region 1 Keep Case Collectors Edition Letterbox - 1.85 Disc 1: Single Side - Single Layer Widescreen - 1.85 Audio: Dolby Surround - English Additional Release Material: Audio Commentary: Terry Gilliam - Director Disc 2: Single Side - Single Layer Widescreen - 1.85 Audio: Dolby Digital Stereo 2.0 - English Additional Release Material: Behind the Scenes Documentary: "The Battle of BRAZIL: A Video History" Featurette: "What is BRAZIL?" Trailers: Original Theatrical Trailer Interviews: 1. Tom Stoppard - Screenwriter, Charles McKeown - Screenwriter 2. Norman Garwood - Production Designer 3. James Acheson - Costume Designer 4. Michael Kamen - Composer Text/Photo Galleries: Stills/Photos: Publicity and Production Stills Galleries: Storyboards Disc 3: BRAZIL - Love Conquers All Version Single Side - Single Layer Widescreen - 1.85 Audio: Dolby Surround - English Additional Release Material: Audio Commentary: David Morgan - Journalist

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