"Brazil" is one of my all time favourite movies, but apart from "Twelve Monkeys", ( which I think tends to be seriously underestimated; there's more depth to it than meets the eye on a first viewing ), I have not actually liked the majority of his other movies. I keep waiting for him to reach those heights again.
I didn't like "The Brothers Grimm" very much, ( though I loved, as in was deliciously horrified by, the poor child whose mouth disappears after the enchanted mud gets to them! :lol ), found The Imaginarium painfully tedious, ( and I don't like Johnny Depp, which didn't help ), was a mixture of bored and repelled by Tideland, disliked the unending "whimsy" of Baron Munchausen, found "The Fisher King" rather bland, very forgettable in fact, and have never watched "Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas".
Hasn't he done something else recently which suffers from many of the same faults, amazing visuals, but a rambling plot with no shape? Even "Brazil" shows signs of this weakness, but manages to make that weakness part of the story, the anti-hero's ceaseless search for escape/"the solution", etc so it works.
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