Big time cine lover here, especially 1930's through 1990's films
https://letterboxd.com/evanswetmore/
Like most great directors (Hundreds of them and counting)
Their films are learning experiences for myself, I can watch certain films, just to revisit a short or long scene in that particular movie, audio off-visual only, visual off, audio only.
Their all good "Gilliam Films", especially when watched again and again over long time periods, young child/young adult/adult viewings. Some films have different effects on myself at different time periods.
I struggle only with Tideland as far as repeated viewings, its not terrible and better than 90% of the film released in the past 15 years. But its my least favorite if i were forced to isolate 1 Terry Gilliam movie that I don't enjoy again and again, but someone else might relate and find it amazing, which is understandable and I learn a lot about that person and their affections to a particular type of mood or what they dig.
Like in 1990 my favorites were (Time Bandits & Brazil)
In 2000 my favorite was (Brazil & 12 Monkeys)
In 2010 my favorite was (Brazil & The Fisher King)
In 2023 my favorites are (Brazil, 12 Monkeys, Zero Theorem)
With all the "great directors"" in the business now, not 1 of them comes even close to even a cheap imitation of his style or vision "big word these days in movies".