by Cookie N Screen
There is no denying that Terry Gilliam is a master in cult cinema. He has carved many dystopian futures full of complexities and intellectual visionary philosophies. Movies such as Brazil and Twelve Monkeys have this distinctive look; colourful in a world of rot and decay. Technological advancements while history crumbles away, these worlds are rich in a sole character trying to fight back against this weird norm that everyone has accepted. Gillioram-esque has become a cinema term because we are so accustomed to his creations. The Zero Theorem is the latest movie to add to the Gilliam roster.
There is no denying that Terry Gilliam is a master in cult cinema. He has carved many dystopian futures full of complexities and intellectual visionary philosophies. Movies such as Brazil and Twelve Monkeys have this distinctive look; colourful in a world of rot and decay. Technological advancements while history crumbles away, these worlds are rich in a sole character trying to fight back against this weird norm that everyone has accepted. Gillioram-esque has become a cinema term because we are so accustomed to his creations. The Zero Theorem is the latest movie to add to the Gilliam roster.
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