Ever since Robin Williams passing, I have revisited his older, more dramatic, often over looked roles. I have since watched Insomnia, One Hour Photo, What Dreams May Come and I think the strongest of all his dramatic performances, The Fisher King. Much like Jim Carrey, Williams understands the darker side of human emotion, but often times chose more comedic, uplifting roles probably to escape from his personal demons. But never was there a more personal, more touching, more emotionally ravaging performance by Williams than that of Parry in Terry Gilliam's secondary masterpiece to Brazil. I will spare the summary of the films story, as it is described above and if you are here reading reviews I'm sure you have read it. All I really want to say is that you really should purchase this film if you ever were, still are or have recently become a fan of Robin's more dramatic roles. He gets lost in this film, you forget for a while that this is the man who ever donned drag to play a British housekeeper, or created slapstick out of green flying rubber, or outran stampedes of CGI animals. It is absolutely worth the money, and I suggest buying it now.