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15 Movies Like Brazil

Loved Brazil? These are the films we’d put on next β€” matched by genre, themes, tone, era and the things that make the movie feel the way it does.

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Time Bandits

1981

Time Bandits shares important genre DNA with Brazil and comes from the same director, making it a particularly strong follow-up.

βœ“ They share Science Fiction, Fantasy, Comedy genresβœ“ Directed by Terry Gilliamβœ“ Both come from the 1980sβœ“ Shares cast including Katherine Helmond and Ian Holm

Match

72%

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Explorers

1985

Explorers shares key genre characteristics with Brazil and comes from a similar filmmaking era.

βœ“ They share Science Fiction, Science Fiction Comedy, Comedy genresβœ“ They share themes of identity, technologyβœ“ Both come from the 1980sβœ“ Both have a comic tone

Match

65%

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Weird Science

1985

Weird Science shares key genre characteristics with Brazil and comes from a similar filmmaking era.

βœ“ They share Science Fiction, Fantasy, Science Fiction Comedy genresβœ“ Both share romantic comedyβœ“ They share themes of romance, technologyβœ“ Both come from the 1980s

Match

65%

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Peggy Sue Got Married

1986

Peggy Sue Got Married shares key genre characteristics with Brazil and comes from a similar filmmaking era.

βœ“ They share Fantasy, Science Fiction, Comedy genresβœ“ Both share romantic comedyβœ“ They share themes of romance, identityβœ“ Both come from the 1980s

Match

65%

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Dark City

1998

Dark City shares both genre DNA and cast connections with Brazil, giving the two films a strong natural relationship.

βœ“ They share Neo-noir, Science Fiction, Dystopian genresβœ“ Both share dystopian science fictionβœ“ Both explore identityβœ“ Also stars Ian Richardson

Match

65%

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Electric Dreams

1984

Electric Dreams shares key genre characteristics with Brazil and comes from a similar filmmaking era.

βœ“ They share Science Fiction, Science Fiction Comedy genresβœ“ They share themes of romance, identity, technologyβœ“ Both share romantic comedyβœ“ Both come from the 1980s

Match

64%

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Terminator 2: Judgment Day

1991

Terminator 2: Judgment Day shares key genre characteristics with Brazil and comes from a similar filmmaking era.

βœ“ They share Science Fiction, Dystopian, Comedy genresβœ“ Both share dystopian science fictionβœ“ They share dark and comic tonesβœ“ Both explore technology

Match

64%

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Scrooged

1988

Scrooged shares key genre characteristics with Brazil and comes from a similar filmmaking era.

βœ“ They share Fantasy, Christmas, Comedy genresβœ“ Both share romantic comedyβœ“ They share themes of romance, identityβœ“ Both come from the 1980s

Match

62%

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Batteries Not Included

1987

Batteries Not Included shares key genre characteristics with Brazil and comes from a similar filmmaking era.

βœ“ They share Science Fiction, Science Fiction Comedy, Fantasy genresβœ“ Both come from the 1980sβœ“ Both explore identityβœ“ Both have a comic tone

Match

60%

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Total Recall

1990

Total Recall shares key genre characteristics with Brazil and comes from a similar filmmaking era.

βœ“ They share Dystopian, Science Fiction genresβœ“ They share themes of romance, identity, technologyβœ“ Both share dystopian science fictionβœ“ Released only 5 years apart

Match

60%

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The Fifth Element

1997

The Fifth Element shares both genre DNA and cast connections with Brazil, giving the two films a strong natural relationship.

βœ“ They share Science Fiction, Comedy, Fantasy genresβœ“ Both share dystopian science fictionβœ“ Also stars Ian Holmβœ“ Both have a comic tone

Match

60%

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Blade Runner

1982

Blade Runner shares key genre characteristics with Brazil and comes from a similar filmmaking era.

βœ“ They share Neo-noir, Dystopian, Science Fiction genresβœ“ Both share dystopian science fictionβœ“ Both come from the 1980sβœ“ Both explore identity

Match

60%

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The Adventures of Baron Munchausen

1988

The Adventures of Baron Munchausen shares important genre DNA with Brazil and comes from the same director, making it a particularly strong follow-up.

βœ“ They share Fantasy, Comedy genresβœ“ Directed by Terry Gilliamβœ“ Both come from the 1980sβœ“ Shares cast including Jonathan Pryce and Terry Gilliam

Match

60%

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Real Genius

1985

Real Genius shares key genre characteristics with Brazil and comes from a similar filmmaking era.

βœ“ They share Science Fiction, Science Fiction Comedy genresβœ“ Both share romantic comedyβœ“ They share themes of romance, identityβœ“ Both come from the 1980s

Match

59%

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The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the 8th Dimension

1984

The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the 8th Dimension shares key genre characteristics with Brazil and comes from a similar filmmaking era.

βœ“ They share Science Fiction, Science Fiction Comedy, Comedy genresβœ“ They share themes of identity, technologyβœ“ Both come from the 1980sβœ“ Both have a comic tone

Match

59%

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