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Good film, glad I got it (£4, score). Panicked for a bit because I read about a dodgy American edit that took out the bits about Jill and Mr Buttle/Tuttle getting killed, and ended on the bit where they fly up together in the dream sequence - Jesus, talk about ruining a film! But it was the (good) European version I got. I think it's probably more relevant now in this country than ever before, almost prescient.
Anyway, that's my deep thoughts on the film and it's meanings. No wonder I don't write for TheShiznit - God knows I've tried, it's just not gonna happen.
EDIT: For the uninitiated, it's a film about a terrorist state (just like how Brazil is run, hence the title), and how it would work in a country like the US, or here. It's spookily recognisable.
Anyway, that's my deep thoughts on the film and it's meanings. No wonder I don't write for TheShiznit - God knows I've tried, it's just not gonna happen.
EDIT: For the uninitiated, it's a film about a terrorist state (just like how Brazil is run, hence the title), and how it would work in a country like the US, or here. It's spookily recognisable.
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Good film, glad I got it (£4, score). Panicked for a bit because I read about a dodgy American edit that took out the bits about Jill and Mr Buttle/Tuttle getting killed, and ended on the bit where they fly up together in the dream sequence - Jesus, talk about ruining a film! But it was the (good) European version I got. I think it's probably more relevant now in this country than ever before, almost prescient.
Anyway, that's my deep thoughts on the film and it's meanings. No wonder I don't write for TheShiznit - God knows I've tried, it's just not gonna happen.
EDIT: For the uninitiated, it's a film about a terrorist state (just like how Brazil is run, hence the title), and how it would work in a country like the US, or here. It's spookily recognisable.
Anyway, that's my deep thoughts on the film and it's meanings. No wonder I don't write for TheShiznit - God knows I've tried, it's just not gonna happen.
EDIT: For the uninitiated, it's a film about a terrorist state (just like how Brazil is run, hence the title), and how it would work in a country like the US, or here. It's spookily recognisable.
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