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Member Login  [help]  Email:    Password:     remember me Membership  Join for FREE  FAQs  About MatchFlick  Privacy Policy Popular Movies  [more]  Fight Club  Pulp Fiction  Eternal Sunshine Popular People  [more]  Johnny Depp  Tom Hanks  Natalie Portman Member Trends  Horror Club  Reviewer Stats  Exclusive Interviews Movie News  Current News  News Archives Message Board  Go To The Forum Columns   [more]  Mean Teen Wrecki...  It's Good To Be ...  Come Along With ...  Obama Era May Pr...  COLUMNS ARCHIVES Contests  GUESS THAT SCENE Syndication  RSS FEEDS MatchFlick Member Reviews 1 review / review this flick   The Boys From Brazil (1978) From Amazon: Gregory Peck hams it up big time in this 1978 thriller based on Ira Levin's bestselling novel. Peck plays an old German Nazi behind a mysterious series of murders, the investigation of which leads to an astonishing plot to create the Fourth Reich. Laurence Olivier is equally outrageous as a Nazi hunter who stumbles onto the scheme. Director Franklin Schaffner (Planet of the Apes) doesn't make any bones about the preposterousness of the story or of his legendary stars' performances, and a viewer is advised not to push too deeply into this tall tale for cautionary meaning. The film is a bit bloody--particularly unnerving in a climactic... Starring:   Gregory Peck James Mason Laurence Olivier Uta Hagen Steve Guttenberg Denholm Elliott Lilli Palmer Directed By:   Franklin J. Schaffner Written By:   Heywood Gould, Ira Levin Member Reviews Add to Favorites A Favorite of... Buy/Rent on DVD Subscribe to MatchFlick Movie Reviews through RSS Read Reviews / Post Review The Boys From Brazil Movie Review by Jarrod (4/20/2008) "Who would believe such a preposterous story?" asks Laurence Olivier at one point during 'The Boys from Brazil", and I am inclined to agree with that sentiment, as this is one of the most sensationally silly movies I have ever seen. Based on a novel by Ira Levin, 'Boys from Brazil' is a far-fetched thriller that features... (complete The Boys From Brazil review by Jarrod)
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