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Too much has gone wrong in Gilliam's career to call him a successful director, but he did direct some absolute classics throughout the years. The result is a creative, visually imaginative and ever surprising oeuvre well worth exploring.
Movies
![The Zero Theorem poster](/thumbs/img/posters/300xauto/zero-theorem.webp)
![Brazil poster](/thumbs/img/posters/300xauto/brazil.webp)
![Twelve Monkeys poster](/thumbs/img/posters/300xauto/twelve-monkeys.webp)
![The Meaning of Life poster](/thumbs/img/posters/300xauto/meaning-life.webp)
Amusing Monty Python film. Like most of Monty Python's work there's not much coherence, the film really is little more than a collection of sketches. Some of them are pretty great, others drag a little. It's a shame the quality isn't a bit more consistent, because there really are some memorable moments.
![The Man Who Killed Don Quixote poster](/thumbs/img/posters/300xauto/man-killed-don-quixote.webp)
Gilliam's Don Quixote is finally finished, but I wonder if it was worth the wait. The film takes an awfully long time to get up to steam, Driver is a bit too committed to his role of obnoxious American and Gilliam's fantasy elements feel somewhat scattered and out of focus. The finale is better, but it takes quite a while to get there.
![The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus poster](/thumbs/img/posters/300xauto/imaginarium-parnassus.webp)
![Tideland poster](/thumbs/img/posters/300xauto/tideland.webp)
![Monty Python and the Holy Grail poster](/thumbs/img/posters/300xauto/monty-python-holy-grail.webp)
![Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas poster](/thumbs/img/posters/300xauto/fear-loathing-las-vegas.webp)
![The Brothers Grimm poster](/thumbs/img/posters/300xauto/brothers-grimm.webp)