Most (maybe all?) European countries consider them to be two continents. Because they are.

But even if we look at the Americas as a single continent, Brazil would only be the third largest country, because Canada would be second.

I've only spent a week of my life in that shithole country, and I've never heard of the Americas as a single continent.

What about the seven summits?

What movies are distinction between a geographical definition of a continent and a political definition.

The geographical definition of a continent puts large parts of China in Europe and that just doesn't seem right. It also means that New Zealand is its own continent all on its own.