It's a facinating take on life imitating art. The only complaint is that it was envisoned as a behind the sceen mini documentary. The excessive footage tends to drag on a little long. It would have faired better as a short or else as a slightly re-edited film with more narration. Of course in doing so it would seem more forced and written out then it was. Still it's worthy enough to at least rent.

An interesting concept but for a film that was actually shooting, it comes off a tad Spinal Tap-ish. It seems many of the problems that arise could and should have been solved before they reached such a critical point. It's too bad, would have been interesting to see Johnny Depp and Terry Gilliam's ultimate collaboration on this.

They did a small premiere for this movie in Jacksonville, FL and I really enjoyed it. Got to meet the directors afterwards and they were really great people. Very interesting to see a story that keeps having issues after several teams try to make it into a film and yet the story has yet to be translated onto film.

If you liked this movie, you'll definitely enjoy the two behind-the-scenes featurette we recently added to the IFC Entertainment podcast. Both episodes include interviews with filmmakers Keith Fulton and Louis Pepe and their subject, the film's own Don Quixote, Terry Gilliam. Search for 'IFC Entertainment' in the iTunes Store and subscribe to watch it for free!

This appears to be an attempt to recoup cash from a miserably failed venture. It may also have been released to place the director's eccentricity on public display and to help assure that any future offers he receives are appropriate for his talent. The plot summary's author could make offal sound like a gourmet meal, I would bet.

First of all let it be said that this is not a movie but a documentary. It is a documentary of a movie that was never made. It was supposed to be a Don Quixote which is a very good story that hasnt had many oppertunities on the silver screen. But for all you Johnny Depp lovers out there he is in this one. He was really funny off the set. There were some really hystarically chaotic moments. Its a good thing they got a documentary out of all of this. it was going to be a movie by Terry Gilliam but it turned out to be a fiasco. You get to see behind the scenes that were never finished. There were so many problems in production they had to deal with. But if I had to sum it up in one word it would be devestating. They really put a lot of work time and money into this picture. It's really to bad they didn't make this movie because johnny depp and terry gilliam worked really well together in fear and loathing in las vegas. heartbreaking film.

One of the most interesting films about making (or un-making) movies I've ever watched!!! It's the proverbial a train wreck in slow motion -- so painful you feel like you should look away, yet so compelling that you just can't. That a film about a disaster can be so entertaining is a testament to the filmmakers and subject. Terry Gilliam's lack of artifice is refreshing, and, one would think, rare among directors. Can you think of anyone else who would let a documentary film crew continue shooting while his dream project was falling apart? If you are at all interested in how movies get made, you'll enjoy this movie.