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T Tiki-bot Member Joined: Jun 24, 2002 Posts: 1345	T Tiki-bot Posted posted on Fri, Sep 3, 2004 2:26 AM Actually, when I think of what the future will look like, I can't get "Brazil" out of my head. It really seems the most prescient of "future movies". It's an almost unbearably morbid scene, but when the terrorist attack happens in the restaurant and they put up a divider and emplore patrons to keep eating, I get the sickly feeling that this is about 30 seconds into our own future. Or the present if you live in Isreal. I love the view of the future in that film. It's not the one I want to live, but is certainly the one that seems most likely at this point.

Actually, when I think of what the future will look like, I can't get "Brazil" out of my head. It really seems the most prescient of "future movies". It's an almost unbearably morbid scene, but when the terrorist attack happens in the restaurant and they put up a divider and emplore patrons to keep eating, I get the sickly feeling that this is about 30 seconds into our own future. Or the present if you live in Isreal.

I love the view of the future in that film. It's not the one I want to live, but is certainly the one that seems most likely at this point.

Post #112189 by Tiki-bot on Fri, Sep 3, 2004 2:26 AM