Terry Gilliam Tideland Interview
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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.
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Half the audience will not like it, and half will really love it.... Exactly true. Gilliam is the man!
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I need help as an independent filmmaker, if anyone would care to help in a small way please search "Brozeiy's activist flick"
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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.
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and that's what we call a freudian slip
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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.
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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...
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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).
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Well you are not very deterministic either, are you?
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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
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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 love his comment about men being ashamed at being attracted to a 9 year old.
maddash24seven 2 years ago 3