Brazil (Love Conquers All Version) (Terry Gilliam, 1985)

                          General Information

Type.................: Movie File Validation......: SFV Container File.......: Matroska Video Format.........: H.263 Video Bitrate........: 2084 Audio Format.........: AC3 Audio Languages......: English 2.0 Subtitles Enclosed...: None Resolution...........: 624x464 Aspect Ratio (aprox.): 1.33:1 Color................: 24 bit FPS..................: 23.976 Source...............: Criterion DVD 4:3 Duration.............: 01:33:44 Original Format......: NTSC Genre................: Fantasy IMDb Rating..........: 8.0 Movie Information....: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0088846/ More Info............:

                             Release Notes

The Sheinberg Edit (Love Conquers All/TV Edit)

The Sheinberg Edit aired on syndicated TV for time restrictions on some occasions and it pleased Gilliam as it showed how bad the studio cut of the film was.

* When the ministry building is blown up, the piece of paper that is shown 

is a "deleted" form for Harry Tuttle. * It is made clear in this version that Tuttle is a terrorist. Examples include the man in the white lab coat in the beginning (that kills the fly that causes the film's events) isn't watching an interview with Helpmann, but an "Arrest and Detainment" show about Tuttle and Sam's fellow employees watching the film without music with gunshots left. * The scene at the restaurant starts the film with Shirley offering Sam the salt, and the explosion in the restaurant. * Extended, more romantic dialogue between Sam and Jill is added after Tuttle switches the sewage and air pipes at Sam's flat. This is one of many scenes between Jill and Sam that was cut out of Gilliam's cut and re-added for this one. * You do not see the inflamed guard when the police vehicle crashes during the chase. * It is never stated that Buttle is dead, only asked by his wife. * Lots of curse words were replaced with tamer dialogue. * The "Something for an executive" scene is intact, however, afterwards, only Sam is captured while Jill is not killed. * The film ends with a brief sequence where Jill wakes Sam in their country hideaway. Sam says "I don't dream any more", looks at a picture on the wall of himself wearing the dream-sequence wings, and the film ends with them flying up into the heavens. Jack Lint and Mr. Helpmann do not interrupt the ending of the fantasy (thereby altering the ending of the film). * Many of the fantasy sequences are missing, or slightly different, like having an opaque surrounding the scene. * Extended dialogue between Jill and Sam outside his apartment, and while in the truck is added. * Extended dialogue in the scene where Sam meets Jack at Information Retrieval is added as well, and Jack has his daughter in his office. * A cut of Casablanca featuring the line "Here's looking at you, kid." right after Sam leaves Kurtzmann's office. * Jack says "You look like you've seen a ghost, Sam..." to Sam at the entrance of the Ministry of Records when Sam sees Jill Layton. This scene is also in the American cut.

                             Personal Info

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  subpack with multiple subs

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  spanish.

• Alien (Virtual Workprint) (Ridley Scott, 1979) H.264/AAC. Audio in English 2.0. No subs.

• Brazil (The Love Conquers All Version) (Terry Gilliam, 1985) H.264/AC3. Audio in English 2.0. No subs.