Mind bending sci-fi film by Terry Gilliam that focuses upon madness and concept of time
12 Monkeys is one of those mind bending sci-fi films. First of all it was directed by the twisted mind of Terry Gilliam of Monty Python fame. If you’ve seen any of his other movies you have a taste of his style, although he did tone it down a lot for this movie. It starred Bruce Willis as James Cole who lives in a post-apocalyptic world where most people were killed by a virus in 1997 and the survivors live underground. Scientists are trying to discover the cause of the pandemic and send Cole back in time to investigate. There he finds Madeleine Stowe as Kathryn Railly a psychologist who attempts to treat him because the authorities think he’s crazy for talking about coming from the future. There’s also Brad Pitt as the insane Jeffrey Goines who founds an animal rights-environmentalist group called Army of the Twelve Monkeys hence the title of the film. The story plays on madness and the concept of time.<br /><br />The first thing that hits you is Willis and Pitt’s acting. Willis is sent back to the wrong year of 1990, is chained up in a police cell and drooling profusely. He looks more like an animal and acts like a madman. Pitt’s Goines is even more over the top because he really has mental problems. He’s also extremely smart and notes how the system is the real problem with the world because it brainwashes people into conformity so they don’t question anything. That’s the reason why he forms the Army of the Twelve Monkeys as a revolutionary group.<br /><br />Second the future world Cole lives in has all the trademark looks and feel of a Gilliam film. It’s full of gadgets and ridiculous and exaggerated characters like the scientists that send Cole back in time.<br /><br />Finally the movie plays on the concept of time because when Cole is sent back looking for clues about what caused the end of humanity he was actually exploring and playing out his own story.<br /><br />All together it makes for a fantastic film.<br />C
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