For anyone that ever had a childhood in which having living people around never mattered,simply because their imagination was too unfettered,they got this movie from the moment the little girl moved into the abandoned house with her father.
the movie is really strange, I loved most of it, but there is this whole mumification sequence toward the latter 2/3rds which is pushing the envelope -
somehow Gilliam has this instinct of penetration - he doesn't really know when to stop and leave the mystery alone.
Too bad - Tideland could have been my favourite movie ever - I really loved most of it, especially the ending.
I love it what can I say! one of my favorite movies. I thnk with me Terry got what he wanted his direction of this movie makes me want to be a child again and look at adults life from a totally different perspective that I do now: with no experiences, no lessons, no fear, no facts, no ties...
Starting with Brazil, Terry has completely tapped into my own need for reaching a film experience that completely takes me to another level, realm, universe of creativity and imagination. Now my expectations are too high to be completely satisfied except when I see his film and of those you've been influenced by his work like Jeunet (City of Lost Children). As well as the greats like Cocteau, Felinni, Herzog & Leone.
It´s the best film(actual)I´ve saw long time ago. thanks you very much.A very diferent way of terror. Absolut Terror. sonia toran . spain , she is lordporros girldfriend.
He was just one in a long procession of yanks who desperately wanted to be English (Theroux, Bryson, etc). I think the fact that he wasn't one always excluded him from Python to a certain degree because he couldn't do the accent and therefore became just the 'drawing boy'. Good to see he's found a niche. His individual films are great. He's better as director than a faux-Englishman.
Nice one, Cheeseboy. What the fuck is a wop engineer doing in Japan? Run out blocked toilets in Cabrini Green? St Antony-medallion-wearing-wannabee-Soprano idiot. Learn to FUCKING spell.
makin money muthafoka! makin money...sopranos is tv show for Teabaggers like you to feel left out! hahahahaha you wish you american but your grandad didnt have the balls to over onda boat.
Like anyone in the UK gives a fuck about your third-world, "no capiche, no speeky the Eeeenglish" shithole country. (ie: wopland). A nation of cowards who tried to co-operate with Hitler because you were all too scared to fight him. Italy must be the only country in the world where the men and women both have pussies.
hahahahahahaha i like your come backs Tea bagg, you people still think the world should bow to the queen, the golden age is over foknutz, churchhill is dead, and monty was an under cover faggot that loved lil boyz, i like getting a rize outta you arrogant assholes...
This movie is deeply moving, bizarre, disturbing and very intelligent. This sad yet intriguing film again shows Terry bold imaginative skillful talent in creating risky and provocative work. I want to be nystified, challenged and tranformed as a viewer and not spoonfed all the answers. Terry does it for me everytime.
I think I know what he was *trying* to do with this movie, but for me it didn't work. I remember what it was like to be young and have experiences that introduced me to the "strangeness of the world"; but those experiences are weird and surreal enough on their own and I think making a film that is surreally stylized undermines the attempt to portray that strangeness and get it across to an audience. So it was lost on all except those who want to say, "I get it" so they'll sound smart.
Eh, I loved Brazil, but this movie just seem hopelessly pretentious, like a Tim Burton film. Trying to be EVAR so "dark" and "deep", with a tinking xylophone in the back ground, phphphphphp. I think a lot of over grown teens with overly long black bangs stood in line to see this movie. Indeed, this movie seems to suffer from the adult not remembering what it was like to be a kid, but assuming it must be a "world of magic and wonder and interacting with dolls as if they're real". Eck.
What's even better is when a random dork on the internet thinks they can play Jr. Psychoanalyst on other people they've never met based on how they perceive a movie.
One thing I enjoyed about the movie is that it does scare people (that I've watched it with). That always makes me laugh. Still, I do know what Gilliam was attempting to do, and in this movie, it didn't work for me. I guess I'd have done it differently. That's how I felt after the movie. And bits of it felt hopelessly artsy (while other bits were brilliant).
This movie is amazing! And it really does follow the book well, something very hard to do in a 90 minute movie. Gilliam is one of those rare directors who can take a low budget with a story line that most directors wouldn't touch, and make a true masterpiece. Watch the movie, but keep an open mind - it contains all sorts of taboo, sex, drug overdose, and taxedermied corpses....from the viewpoint of an inocent 11 year old's imagination.
I love fantasy movies and I can say I'm a real fan of Terry Gilliam.
I was shocked by a scoop in a movie-related website in my country saying my Gilliam went out in New York carried a sheet written 'STUDIO-LESS FILM MAKER | FAMILY TO SUPPORT | WILL DIRECT FOR FOOD'.
I know it might be the last chance of him to promote his new movie "Tideland".
a total wast of time. This movie was just unhealthy I would say. It had scenes that make U aks -why? Even for art - why?
It is a sick movie and makes me question the author.
TheNewVideos 5 months ago
Half the audience will not like it, and half will really love it.... Exactly true. Gilliam is the man!
staphinfection 9 months ago
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brozeiy 1 year ago
For anyone that ever had a childhood in which having living people around never mattered,simply because their imagination was too unfettered,they got this movie from the moment the little girl moved into the abandoned house with her father.
thirdshift47 1 year ago
the movie is really strange, I loved most of it, but there is this whole mumification sequence toward the latter 2/3rds which is pushing the envelope -
somehow Gilliam has this instinct of penetration - he doesn't really know when to stop and leave the mystery alone.
Too bad - Tideland could have been my favourite movie ever - I really loved most of it, especially the ending.
transfixedtornado 2 years ago
I love it what can I say! one of my favorite movies. I thnk with me Terry got what he wanted his direction of this movie makes me want to be a child again and look at adults life from a totally different perspective that I do now: with no experiences, no lessons, no fear, no facts, no ties...
aksanaandreuber 2 years ago
I love his comment about men being ashamed at being attracted to a 9 year old.
maddash24seven 2 years ago 3
and that's what we call a freudian slip
BunnyMan456 2 years ago
Starting with Brazil, Terry has completely tapped into my own need for reaching a film experience that completely takes me to another level, realm, universe of creativity and imagination. Now my expectations are too high to be completely satisfied except when I see his film and of those you've been influenced by his work like Jeunet (City of Lost Children). As well as the greats like Cocteau, Felinni, Herzog & Leone.
wigginsdesign 3 years ago
It´s the best film(actual)I´ve saw long time ago. thanks you very much.A very diferent way of terror. Absolut Terror. sonia toran . spain , she is lordporros girldfriend.
lordporro 3 years ago
WOW.. he really opend a gateway to reality.. for adults
blitzkrieg686 3 years ago
Enjoy your two tatami mats and 25000 Yen a month. Or are you sleeping under a bridge? Ha! Ha! Ha!
27106204 3 years ago
He was just one in a long procession of yanks who desperately wanted to be English (Theroux, Bryson, etc). I think the fact that he wasn't one always excluded him from Python to a certain degree because he couldn't do the accent and therefore became just the 'drawing boy'. Good to see he's found a niche. His individual films are great. He's better as director than a faux-Englishman.
27106204 4 years ago
i thought Americans were yanks and Canadians were Kanooks...or is it the other way around. i dunno i'm no good at name calling...
pecorino69 3 years ago
You thought right. Gilliam was born in Minneapolis in 1940. Your point being......................?
27106204 3 years ago
my point being you are a stalker and i'm just some dumb fok that hates english assholes...
pecorino69 3 years ago
Lay off the Gekkeikan, man. You make no sense.
27106204 3 years ago
i know...i just dont like you fokin people...
pecorino69 3 years ago
Nice one, Cheeseboy. What the fuck is a wop engineer doing in Japan? Run out blocked toilets in Cabrini Green? St Antony-medallion-wearing-wannabee-Soprano idiot. Learn to FUCKING spell.
27106204 3 years ago
makin money muthafoka! makin money...sopranos is tv show for Teabaggers like you to feel left out! hahahahaha you wish you american but your grandad didnt have the balls to over onda boat.
pecorino69 3 years ago
Like anyone in the UK gives a fuck about your third-world, "no capiche, no speeky the Eeeenglish" shithole country. (ie: wopland). A nation of cowards who tried to co-operate with Hitler because you were all too scared to fight him. Italy must be the only country in the world where the men and women both have pussies.
27106204 3 years ago
hahahahahahaha i like your come backs Tea bagg, you people still think the world should bow to the queen, the golden age is over foknutz, churchhill is dead, and monty was an under cover faggot that loved lil boyz, i like getting a rize outta you arrogant assholes...
pecorino69 3 years ago
si:
terry Guilliam es Dios
bella y extraña pelicula
No:
no es la mejor pelicula de terry , la mejor es brazil
isocaos 4 years ago
oh si? entonces la tengo que ver!...oy la voy a rental...gracias...
pecorino69 3 years ago
No es la mejor pelicula para nadie.
lehanh1648 3 years ago
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This movie is shit!
ifyoufly 4 years ago
This movie is deeply moving, bizarre, disturbing and very intelligent. This sad yet intriguing film again shows Terry bold imaginative skillful talent in creating risky and provocative work. I want to be nystified, challenged and tranformed as a viewer and not spoonfed all the answers. Terry does it for me everytime.
wigginsdesign 4 years ago 10
i agree, Brazil is #2 of my all time favorite films, next to the meaning of life haha!!
Know what happened to his arm? Or what will ever happen with don quixote?
grovestreetthug 3 years ago
Check IMDb, he's reviving Don Quixote.
Harvey2face123 3 years ago
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if terry had known about ME when casting Don Quixote, he'd have saved a million bucks.
BEATNIKCASS 4 years ago
I think I know what he was *trying* to do with this movie, but for me it didn't work. I remember what it was like to be young and have experiences that introduced me to the "strangeness of the world"; but those experiences are weird and surreal enough on their own and I think making a film that is surreally stylized undermines the attempt to portray that strangeness and get it across to an audience. So it was lost on all except those who want to say, "I get it" so they'll sound smart.
prayfertrey 4 years ago
you are a genius, you hit it right on the nail
lehanh1648 3 years ago 2
Well, the whole movie is seen through the eyes of a child...that's why it's so surreal.
Oddmartian2 3 years ago
Eh, I loved Brazil, but this movie just seem hopelessly pretentious, like a Tim Burton film. Trying to be EVAR so "dark" and "deep", with a tinking xylophone in the back ground, phphphphphp. I think a lot of over grown teens with overly long black bangs stood in line to see this movie. Indeed, this movie seems to suffer from the adult not remembering what it was like to be a kid, but assuming it must be a "world of magic and wonder and interacting with dolls as if they're real". Eck.
prayfertrey 3 years ago
What's even better is when a random dork on the internet thinks they can play Jr. Psychoanalyst on other people they've never met based on how they perceive a movie.
jamasiel 2 years ago 2
I am not random!
prayfertrey 2 years ago
Well you are not very deterministic either, are you?
ezekieloak 2 years ago
One thing I enjoyed about the movie is that it does scare people (that I've watched it with). That always makes me laugh. Still, I do know what Gilliam was attempting to do, and in this movie, it didn't work for me. I guess I'd have done it differently. That's how I felt after the movie. And bits of it felt hopelessly artsy (while other bits were brilliant).
prayfertrey 2 years ago
no its a good movie.
not as good as brazil, but its the same thing as brazil. how people deal with their lives and their dreams
Lemonio42 2 years ago
i agree. she thinks, everything is normal, even when his father dies and this ugly woman makes a "puppet" outa him... thats really surreal.
00specialEdition00 3 years ago
beautiful strange movie.
Thorny4Thorne 4 years ago
Gilliam's best film.
TulseLuper 4 years ago 2
gilliam is god
;-)
ppriess 4 years ago
that explains it
lehanh1648 3 years ago
This movie is amazing! And it really does follow the book well, something very hard to do in a 90 minute movie. Gilliam is one of those rare directors who can take a low budget with a story line that most directors wouldn't touch, and make a true masterpiece. Watch the movie, but keep an open mind - it contains all sorts of taboo, sex, drug overdose, and taxedermied corpses....from the viewpoint of an inocent 11 year old's imagination.
Yasko3 4 years ago
I love this movie! Human soul art, amazing!
DIABLADIABLA 4 years ago
is that little girl not the same like in School of Rock?
boerni1976 4 years ago
I love Gilliam, but couldn't they find a little girl with a real Southern accent?
padseenoodle 4 years ago
It's a good film. Dickens is great, he has hair prettier than my mom's.
thegoodnick 5 years ago
terry gilliam is dope.
hexwarp 5 years ago
Gilliam > *
miros81 5 years ago
I love fantasy movies and I can say I'm a real fan of Terry Gilliam.
I was shocked by a scoop in a movie-related website in my country saying my Gilliam went out in New York carried a sheet written 'STUDIO-LESS FILM MAKER | FAMILY TO SUPPORT | WILL DIRECT FOR FOOD'.
I know it might be the last chance of him to promote his new movie "Tideland".
But the way he did it...made me shocked.
I'm dying to see this movie.
I wish I were in US now so I can support him.
Go on Gilliam! ^^
Bambypamby 5 years ago
Gilliam is the ONLY MAN!
coryr77 5 years ago
i want to see this movie so bad
analord 5 years ago
me 2
latia12 5 years ago
gilliam is the man
jimmynmu 5 years ago