Brewster Mccloud - Original Theatrical Trailer
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- Опубліковано 27 вер 2024
- Brewster McCloud (Bud Cort) lives deep within the cavernous underground of the Houston Astrodome, but his dreams rise much higher. He aims to fly. Not in a plane. But with strapped-on wings he’s designing - encouraged by a mysterious woman (Sally Kellerman) who may be his guardian angel. But Brewster McCloud, Robert Altman’s wild, anarchic cult fave, isn’t about dreams as much as it is about the highs and lows of humanity. It’s a serial-killer mystery. A frenetic car-chase flick. A crazy circus-finale comedy. Shelley Duvall debuts as the tour guide whose seduction of Brewster may lead to his undoing. Ah, love. The thing that at once shapes and unravels us. The thing that may or may not give us wings.
This film is truly a work of genius. Packed with subtexts and symbols, the film pulls no punches in its critique of well, everything. But it does so within a literally uplifting story. Of all Altman's wonderful gifts, perhaps this is the eccentric masterpiece. Unforgettable.
justice for shelley duvall 🖤
RIP :(
She was beautiful. Great actress as well,
R.I.P. Shelley
Quite possibly the greatest last 5 minutes in the history of movies bravo 🙌 Robert Altman
If not the best certainly the most unique
It was a sick and twisted movie. But if you grew up in or even knew about Houston in the early 1970’s, it was a treat! Astroworld and the Astrodome to watch the Astros play was awesome! The Astrodome was a treat to watch baseball because you didn’t have to watch the game in 90 degree weather with 90% humidity and swat mosquitoes like you did with the old Colt 45’s games!
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@@MarkonStore what kind of gibberish is that there? One of them strange Eastern European tungs?
@@jondstewart where r u from bro
Tarantino says this movie is “the cinematic equivalent of a bird shitting on your head.” Lol
He’s spot on
That poor Camaro.
Young man tries to accomplish a physics defying feat of derring do by holing up in the solitude of a magnificent location? Holy crud this is just a really twisted superhero movie isn't it? Love that the cop is reading Marvel in the opening shot. Was Altman ahead of his time?
Way ahead. A genius.
gotta watch this all the Bird shit looks pretty funny
+christian bartolotta You should, it's a great movie.
I love this movie with my soul
THAT Houston is long gone.......
You mean the blacks?
Haven't seen this film yet, but if its got Bud Cort from "Harold und Maude" and Shelley Duvall, its probably worth watching!
or the Houston strangler is "where's Waldo" 1:25
Wow, I'll have to check this out.
What did you think?
@@joelbizzell1386 I'm placing an order for a Blu-ray if it's available.
@@Khultan Nice. If it isn't, it _is_ available on Prime Video.
@@joelbizzell1386 Thanks. Will let you know. I order quite alot of movies of all genres especially from last century.
A Houston without diversity, what a dream.
RIP Shelly. She was so sexy when she was at this age. I don’t think people realize it. They said she got a raw deal later in life. Godspeed.
I think I found Waldo... Minus his beanie... 😬
I figured I was not the only one who saw that! So I ctrl F to search WALDO. Only 2 mentions. OMG, does that kid look like Where's Waldo or what?!?! Is it supposed to be???????????????
Is it a Monster Movie 🎥 that use too be on TNT’s Monstervision back in the mid 1990’s was it?
@Stephanie Slayer Well it was use to be on TNT’s MonsterVision Back in the 1990’s when they played that old classic Movie 🎥 back then so it was a Monster 👹 Movie 🎥
Pumping Iron brought me here.
ashley young is going to avoid this movie
The perfect stoner film
You're cool.
Bud Cort is one of the cringiest actors ever... In this movie he is dressed like "Where's Waldo"... Just too weird for me to watch
I love Bud Cort. Innocent yet subversive.
Smh this inspired wheres Waldo, it doesn't come out until like 18 years after this. Also, leave my man bud cort alone
SMFH@U.. I never said this inspired. Where's Waldo... In fact, I bet if the artist seen the ridiculous Bud Cort looking so similar to his artwork, it woulda been back to the drawing board for poor Waldo... Which is just the same drawing repeated over & over again but still comes away with more personality & fame than Ol' Bud will ever know
@@shanebartley7947 no you didn't say it inspired wheres Waldo, I DID BECAUSE IT LITERALLY DID
Can't agree... It was the 70's... The horizontal stripe thing was EVERYWHERE... Haven't you seen the Brady Bunch, Partride Family, Eight is Enough... I could go on & on... Bud Corts clothes in the movie was exactly what young people wore in those days... YES!!! we were all 70's Waldos... Thanks for the laugh anyway
Insipid Nonsense
Altman’s worst film by a country mile
Saw this Film long time ago it was Legend , theirs not a clown now who could write this stuff now , well you need the 70's for that .
I absolutely Love 💕 this movie I’ve never seen a movie that people either love or hate there’s no middle ground and everybody character and I mean every character in this movie down to the smallest roles with the exception of Sally Kellerman and even Brewster himself is thoroughly DETESTABLE
The struggles agains gravity and Houston police. Don't we know it all? WTF is this? 😄
One of the most bizarre films ever made,the only Film that the end shows the cast introduced on a football field
Much Gratitude
Ps Cool Soundtrack
I just saw this movie for the first time today (5/10/20). Once was enough thanks in good measure to the utterly resistible Shelley Duvall.
was it a good movie? would you recommend it to others?
@@conniegreen2910 It was spaced out junk circa 1970. As a sign of the times it is entertaining.
I think she looked kinda cute. I dated a girl back in high school that looked alot like Shelley Duvall
@@krazi77 wow! She must have been really really pretty!!!😄😄
@@conniegreen2910 she was. we went our separate ways due to us living a long distance apart. I recently searched her name on google and found out she's an angel now.