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Extras:DISC ONE
*The Film (Director's Cut) (143:18 NTSC)
Audio Commentary by Director Terry Gilliam
Color Bars
English HoH subtitles (optional)
1.85:1 Non-Anamorphic NTSC
DISC TWO
Script Development:
- Script Development (Text)
- "The Screenwriters" featurette (9:21)
Storyboards (for Gilliam's Original Dream Sequences)
Production Design (Text)
"Costume Design" featurette (5:13)
"What Is Brazil?" documentary (29:05)
Special Effects (Text)
"The Score" featurette (9:38)
Theatrical Trailer (2:37)
Production and Publicity Stills
"The Battle Of Brazil: A Video History" documentary (55:06)
DISC THREE
*The Film ("Love Conquers All" Version) (93:39 NTSC)
Audio Commentary by Gilliam Expert David Morgan
Color Bars
4:3 Non-Anamorphic NTSC
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Aspect Ratio:Multi Aspect Ratio
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TV System:NTSC
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Soundtrack(s):English Dolby Digital 2.0 Surround
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Case type:Special Case
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Subtitles:English HoH, French and Spanish
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Aspect Ratio:1.85:1
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Picture Format:Non-Anamorphic
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TV System:NTSC
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Soundtrack(s):English Dolby Digital 2.0 Surround
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Commentaries:Audio Commentary by Director Terry Gilliam
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Extras:Liner notes booklet with essay by Jack Mathews
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Subtitles:English HoH
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Aspect Ratio:1.85:1
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Picture Format:Anamorphic
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TV System:NTSC
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Soundtrack(s):English Dolby Digital 2.0 Surround
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Case type:Keep Case
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Notes:This is a re-release which has this time been region coded. The old single disc version had non-anamorphic transfer.
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Extras:DISC ONE
*The Film (Director's Cut) (143:18 NTSC)
Audio Commentary by Director Terry Gilliam
Color Bars
1.85:1 Anamorphic NTSC
DISC TWO
Script Development:
- Script Development (Text)
- "The Screenwriters" featurette (9:21)
Storyboards (for Gilliam's Original Dream Sequences)
Production Design (Text)
"Costume Design" featurette (5:13)
"What Is Brazil?" documentary (29:05)
Special Effects (Text)
"The Score" featurette (9:38)
Theatrical Trailer (2:37)
Production and Publicity Stills
"The Battle Of Brazil: A Video History" documentary (55:06)
DISC THREE
*The Film ("Love Conquers All" Version) (93:39 NTSC)
Audio Commentary by Gilliam Expert David Morgan
Color Bars
4:3 Non-Anamorphic NTSC
12-Page Collector's Booklet (with Liner Notes by Critic Jack Mathews) -
Subtitles:English HoH
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Aspect Ratio:Multi Aspect Ratio
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Picture Format:
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TV System:NTSC
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Soundtrack(s):English Dolby Digital 2.0 Surround
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Case type:Special Case
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Notes:Packaged in 3 Amaray (Keep) Cases inside a Plastic Slip-Cover.
This is the re-release edition. The old set had the movie in non-anamorphic transfer only; all other specs are the same. The replaced first disc (which is identical to the single-disc release from Criterion) is encoded R1, whilst the second and third discs are the same as the previous 3-disc release, and are encoded R0 (thanks to Rewind user shrieker for confirmation).
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Extras:Filmographies
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Subtitles:French
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Aspect Ratio:1.33:1
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Subtitles:Dutch, English, French and Italian
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Aspect Ratio:1.85:1
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Aspect Ratio:1.85:1
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Subtitles:Danish, English HoH, Finnish, Norwegian and Swedish
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Aspect Ratio:1.85:1
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Picture Format:Anamorphic
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TV System:PAL
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Soundtrack(s):English Dolby Digital 2.0 Surround
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Notes:Dual-Coded R2/R4. There is an audio dropout, which occurs at 58:23. Judging by its placement this is a clumsy editing fault.
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Subtitles:English, Portuguese and Spanish
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Aspect Ratio:1.78:1
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OVERALL: R1
The R1 US Criterion Collection (REISSUED) -release wins here on the basis that it contains an the complete Director's Cut of the film, anamorphic, the alternative version of the film and has a HUGE selection of extras.
R2 and R4 Fox releases (other than the Brazil release) are the European Cut, which is similar to the Director approved Criterion Version but omits a few seconds, check the cut status below for more details.
An image comparison between the R0 CC, the R1 Universal, the UK R2 and the Brazilian R4 is available below:
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CUTS:
- R0 #51, 3-Disc Edition America- Criterion Collection - No Cuts - Includes both the "Director's Cut" (143:18 NTSC) and the "'Love Conquers All' Cut" (93:39 NTSC).
- R1 America- Universal Pictures - No Cuts - "Director' Cut" (143:05 NTSC).
- R1 #51, 1-Disc Edition - Reissue America- Criterion Collection - No Cuts - "Director's Cut" (143mins NTSC).
- R1 #51, 3-Disc Edition - Reissue America- Criterion Collection - No Cuts - Includes both the "Director's Cut" (143:18 NTSC) and the "'Love Conquers All' Cut" (93:39 NTSC).
- R2 France- Film Office Distribution - No Cuts - "European Cut" (137mins PAL). This version omits the following: 1)does not include an extended opening sequence, with the titles over a cloudy background and 2) The scene in which Bob Hoskins' character answers the phone in Sam's apartment is shorter, some dialogue is missing. The US "Director's Cut" is slightly longer.
- R2 France- Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment - No Cuts - "European Cut" (136mins PAL). This version omits the following: 1)does not include an extended opening sequence, with the titles over a cloudy background and 2) The scene in which Bob Hoskins' character answers the phone in Sam's apartment is shorter, some dialogue is missing. The US "Director's Cut" is slightly longer.
- R2 Germany- Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment - No Cuts - "European Cut" (136mins PAL). This version omits the following: 1)does not include an extended opening sequence, with the titles over a cloudy background and 2) The scene in which Bob Hoskins' character answers the phone in Sam's apartment is shorter, some dialogue is missing. The US "Director's Cut" is slightly longer.
- R2 United Kingdom- Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment - No Cuts - "European Cut" (136:16 PAL). This version omits the following: 1)does not include an extended opening sequence, with the titles over a cloudy background and 2) The scene in which Bob Hoskins' character answers the phone in Sam's apartment is shorter, some dialogue is missing. The US "Director's Cut" is slightly longer.
- R4 Australia- Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment - No Cuts - "European Cut" (136:16 PAL). This version omits the following: 1)does not include an extended opening sequence, with the titles over a cloudy background and 2) The scene in which Bob Hoskins' character answers the phone in Sam's apartment is shorter, some dialogue is missing. The US "Director's Cut" is slightly longer.
- R4 Brazil- Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment - No Cuts - "Director's Cut" (143mins NTSC).
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