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More Odd Terry Gilliam Sci-Fi in 'Zero Theorem' International Trailer
by Ethan Anderton
June 13, 2014
This past spring, we learned that Amplify and Well Go USA Entertainment have partnered to distribute the new Terry Gilliam sci-fi film, The Zero Theorem, starring Christoph Waltz, and they were hoping to release sometime in July or August. But we've yet to get an official release date for the film in the United States. In the meantime, the film has been opening up all over the world this spring, and we have another international trailer showing more of the peculiar story set in the future, complete with bizarre imagery and characters that we've come to expect from Gilliam as a filmmaker. When can we finally see this? Watch it!
Here's a new international trailer for Terry Gilliam's The Zero Theorem from The Playlist:
The Zero Theorem is directed by Terry Gilliam (Brazil, 12 Monkeys) and written newcomer. An eccentric and reclusive computer genius (Christoph Waltz) plagued with existential angst works on a mysterious project aimed at discovering the purpose of existence—or the lack thereof—once and for all. But his experience with love and desire might be the key to understanding the complexity of life. Mélanie Thierry, David Thewlis, Peter Stormare, Tilda Swinton, Ben Whishaw and Matt Damon also star in the film which played Venice Film Festival and Fantastic Fest, but does not yet have a release date in the United States.
13 Comments
1
I love his vision, but if the future ever ended up like Terry Gilliam sees it I'd be as depressed as all of his characters.
Jon Odishaw on Jun 13, 2014
2
Looks as crappy as The Fountain, and just as pointless
wedsewewee on Jun 13, 2014
3
Watching and thinking at the same time hurts doesn't it?
Chuckee Knowlton on Jun 14, 2014
4
Nothing like the Fountain. Stop talking bollocks
urban.spaceman on Jun 14, 2014
5
Looks interesting. My expectations were let down by Parnassus, but I'll probably give this a go. Hoping for something as good as 12 Monkeys. I tend to like existential movies in general.
NathanDewey on Jun 13, 2014
8
Damn, looks kind of like a follow up to Gilliam's Brazil!
Terry Craig on Jun 13, 2014
9
Excellent film. Not one of Gilliam's best but still very good.
urban.spaceman on Jun 14, 2014
10
it looks a bit mediocre but I guess it's gona be fun to watch. As other Terry Gilliam's films. More or less...
shiboleth on Jun 15, 2014
11
Every Gilliam movie is worth watching because his movies are always different! Maybe not every time very good but always good enough! And sometimes you need something different than cgi stuffed movies with big monsters, toys and multiple explosions... By the way :edge of Tomorrow is a great movie onley the end ends to optimistic...
Avi on Jun 15, 2014
12
Bonkerz! I am in!
DAVIDPD on Jun 15, 2014
13
So awesome! Gilliam is so under appreciated.
ff on Jun 16, 2014
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