Brazil - Have you got a 27B-6?

A great scene from the film Brazil by Terry Gilliam.

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[drewmx]

I smoked a joint before watching this movie.

I thought I was hallucinating like I was in Hunter S. Thompson's "Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas"

Best line in movie history:

"I came into this game for the action, the excitement. Go anywhere. Travel light. Get in. Get out. Where ever there's trouble, a man alone."

[Conway79]

I think everybody dreams of that type of life. ;-)

[BIGGLBY]

when heating and cooling specialists go renegade, times will be very bad indeed

[metalworker007]

This is what will happen if we remain in the EU

[campadragon]

De Niro is just brilliant.

[purpleefilthh]

"Heating engineer at your service"...then you see what kind of knife he cares :D

[TheBlitz1]

Believe me bureaucracy is no metaphor.

[TheBlitz1]

Actually consumerism it good, it rewards people who combine land, labor, and capital effectively to generate manufactured products. These products are sold to increase the standard of living.

Abusive businesses can only exist with government subsidies, because the free market would force them into bankruptcy.

The film is about the government and how it destroys freedom. This is expressed when Harry Tuttle (the free market) is smothered by paperwork (government regulations).

[Reitz86]

This movie predicted our future in so many ways, genius !

[Ivan Cantero Muñoz]

This movie atmosphere and setting always remind me of those tales from my grand parents about Spain under the rule of General Franco. The curious thing is when the dictatorship became less brutal and fascist it became some sort of technocratic bureaucracy like in this movie in the 60s to 70s.

[MethodicalPancake]

Jill: "Care for a little necrophilia?"

Only film where that could be okay :P