EVERY BRANDO'S MOVIES IN A NUTSHELL

I know this will tastes better in tumblr but with personality like mine it's kinda hard so-

The Men (1950)

• Paraplegic
• Depressing episode from Ken
• "No walk no use"
• Ken's be too young and too beautiful to be a paraplegic it's not fair

A Streetcar Named Desire (1951)

• "AY STELLAAAA!!!!"
• Abusive partner
• Stella coming back for Stanley until the baby's born
• Another depressing episode from Blanche

Viva Zapata! (1952)

• "What's your name?" "Emiliano... Zapata."
• Zapata's had a real weird nostrils
• Listen to your wife
• *Zapata curls up when got rain shots*

Julius Caesar (1953)

• Mark Antony had a weird fringe
• Sweating. Sweats everywhere.
• That powerful and moving speech by Mark Antony
• Again, listen to your wife

The Wild One (1953)

• Bike, leather jacket, weird hat
• Stealing trophy for fun
• Stealing girl for fun
• "You're too square."

On The Waterfront (1954)

• "I coulda been contender"
• Birds in a cage
• Weird scar
• Flannel

Desiree (1954)

• In this year Marlon's develop a liking weird make-up for his character
• Because he had a weird nose-bone(?)
• Smol
• And an ass

Guys and Dolls (1955)

• He sings ofc because it's a musical
• His flirting skill is so spot on, not cringey at all and really could make you on your knees. Real Smooth
• 2nd technicolor movies with him
• SO ROMANTIC(1)

Sayonara (1957)

• Japan
• Very romantic(2). At least my kind of romantic.
• That type of love where the guy chases after the girl
• Forbidden love

The Young Lions (1958)

• Blonde
• War guy
• There are three main character
• Death

The Fugitive Kind (1960)

• His most badass-named character
• I'm not convinced with his acting here
• There's Anna Magnani
• Death

One-Eyed Jacks (1961)

• Interesting concept with a bad execution
• Kinda stupid
• The worst revenge story in the movie history
• At least he tried

Mutiny on the Bounty (1962)

• Christian Fletcher is a Bri'ish
• He's tired of a dictator captain so he did a mutiny
• Which is not a very well put mutiny
• Death

The Ugly American (1963)

• This time the setting is in Thailand
• He mentioned "Bandung, 18th April-" so very important
• He also wears glasses. A black and thick framed glasses.
• Sweating because of the hot weather

Morituri (1965)

• Robert Crain is a German with an accent that barely there 
• Dapper
• The sabotage scene was not amusing at all. Almost realistic thanks to Brando but still.
• I know. It was 1965. There were no technology to make a cool sabotage scene.

The Chase (1966)

• Dull and boring.
• Like he doesn't even try to play as Sheriff Calder
• But when coming to the end of the movie, he became more intense
• I love when he gets mad and started screaming(?)

The Appaloosa (1966)

• He's bored
• I don't even know why he's bored
• His second lead looks more promising than his performance
• Overall still enjoyable movie
• Even whole movie just talking about this one horse. An appaloosa.
• Brando's strong aspect; small, unnoticeable details

A Countess From Hong Kong (1967)

• Thanks to Mr. Charlie Chaplin who brings out the comedic side of Marlon Brando
• He really fits this concept
• A natural joker
• Sophia Loren's look is weird
• "I'd rather be happy than president."

Reflections in a Golden Eye (1967)

• You think the movie is filled with unnecessary nudity
• It's not unnecessary
• Brando got slapped real hard by Elizabeth Taylor
• An "impotent" husband
• A socialite wife
• Turns out, he's not impotent
• The last scene's hilarious

The Night of the Following Day (1969)

• Another example of great concept but poor execution
• A group of kidnappers who sucks at doing their job
• Even Brando's character suddenly got conscience???
• Maybe it's because he wants to get out of that life
• But still?!?

Burn! (1969)

• I can't absorb anything from this movie because the movie is dubbed in Italian

The Nightcomers (1971)

• The most twisted character he's ever played
• He started to look old in here
• Crazy hair, crazy act, crazy sex scene, crazy kid
• Death

The Godfather (1972)

• Please just be my grandfather already
• Not scary at all
• The coolest character he's ever played
• Such a creator
• The jaw
• The voice
• The hairline
• Everything about The Don is perfect

Last Tango in Paris (1972)

• My first erotic movie. Ever?
• Poor Jeanne a.ka Maria Schneider
• Butter scene
• It's a movie with a little or lot influenced by Brando's real life
• If I were Schneider, I would be thankful.

The Missouri Breaks (1976)

• More crazy hair
• More eccentric character
• I cannot understand a single thing they were talking
• Death

The Freshman (1990)

• Don Corleone's long lost brother
• Carmine's definitely is Don's big bro
• He really looks like a clown here
• More define stache
• Kissing scene
• Clark Kellogg was a lucky-handsome mf

The Island of Dr. Moreau (1996)

• Devastatingly weird
• He got a weird tooth
• I mean, why?
• Dramatic Death
• His death scene always on point. Crazy
• White powder all over his face
• Weird

Free Money (1998)

• He transformed into a freaking Walrus
• Orange
• The uses of profanity
• Weird storyline but His performance still a chef's kiss
• I love his costume when he's in prison; brim hat, all black clothes and a watch

The Score (2001)

• Max's face looks like a baby
• *heavy breathing*
• He's old now with health problem
• Still looked lovely though
• Break down episode
• Still on point

It is weird that I have lost all my vocabulary and get speechless talking about the movie nutshell.