Twelve Monkeys (27-Dec-1995)
Director: Terry Gilliam Writers: David Peoples; Janet Peoples Music Composer and Conductor: Paul Buckmaster Producer: Charles Roven Keywords: Sci-Fi, Time Travel, Dystopian, Insane Asylum, Virus Convict James Cole volunteers to be sent back in time to collect information about a virus released in 1996 that kills 99% of Earth's population. Received two Oscar nominations including Brad Pitt for Best Supporting Actor. Perhaps the best science fiction film of the 1990s. Retelling of the short film, La jetée (1962).
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CAST Bruce Willis | ... James Cole | Madeleine Stowe | ... Kathryn Railly | Brad Pitt | ... Jeffrey Goines | | Starring | Christopher Plummer | ... Dr. Goines | Frank Gorshin | ... Dr. Fletcher | Jon Seda | ... Jose | Ernest Abuba | ... Engineer | Bill Raymond | ... Microbiologist | Simon Jones | ... Zoologist | Bob Adrian | ... Geologist | Carol Florence | ... Astrophysicist | H. Michael Walls | ... Botanist | | Joseph Melito | ... Young Cole | Michael Chance | ... Scarface | Vernon Campbell | ... Tiny | Irma St. Paule | ... Poet | Joey Perillo | ... Det. Franki | Bruce Kirkpatrick | ... Policeman No. 1 | Wilfred Williams | ... Policeman No. 2 | Rozwill Young | ... Billings | Nell Johnson | ... Ward Nurse | Fred Strother | ... L. J. Washington | Rick Warner | ... Dr. Casey | Anthony "Chip" Brienza | ... Dr. Goodin | Joilet Harris | ... Harassed Mother | Drucie McDaniel | ... Waltzing Woman Patient | John Blaisse | ... Old Man Patient | Louis Lippa | ... Patient at Gate | Stan Kang | ... X-Ray Doctor | Pat Dias | ... WWI Captain | Aaron Michael Lacey | ... WWI Sergeant | David Morse | ... Dr. Peters | Charles Techman | ... Professor | Jann Ellis | ... Marilou | Johnnie Hobbs, Jr. | ... Officer No. 1 | Janet L. Zappala | ... Anchorwoman | Thomas Roy | ... Evangelist | Harry O'Toole | ... Louie -- Raspy Voice | Korchenko | ... Thug No. 1 | Chuck Jeffreys | ... Thug No. 2 | Lisa Gay Hamilton | ... Teddy | Felix A. Pire | ... Fale | Matt Ross | ... Bee | Barry Price | ... Agent No. 1 | John Panzarella | ... Agent No. 2 | Larry Daly | ... Agent No. 3 | Arthur Fennell | ... Anchorman | Karl Warren | ... Pompous Man | Christopher Meloni | ... Lt. Halperin | Paul Meshejian | ... Det. Dalva | Robert O'Neill | ... Wayne | Kevin Thigpen | ... Kweskin | Lee Golden | ... Hotel Clerk | Joseph McKenna | ... Wallace | Jeff Tanner | ... Plain Clothes Cop | Faith Potts | ... Store Clerk | Michael Ryan Segal | ... Weller | Annie Golden | ... Woman Cabbie | Lisa Talerico | ... Ticket Agent | Stephen Bridgewater | ... Airport Detective | Franklin Huffman | ... Plump Businessman | JoAnn S. Dawson | ... Gift Store Clerk | Jack Dougherty | ... Airport Security No. 1 | Lenny Daniels | ... Airport Security No. 2 | Herbert C. Hauls, Jr. | ... Airport Security No. 3 | Charley Scalies | ... Impatient Traveler | Carolyn Walker | ... Terrified Traveler |
REVIEWS Review by seabrainiac (posted on 23-May-2005) This is one of the few films that survived both my initial enthusiasm and my re-viewing several years later. That we can see the end coming in no way diminishes the impact, even as the lead character slowly realizes what will be his own end. The appearance of a dirty, imprisoned, desolate, uncertain and not always technologically functional future is the downside of Gilliam's future envisioned in "Brazil" - if you could call Brazil's future an upside by comparison.
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