Terry Gilliam's "The Brothers Grimm" is deeply lost in the woods. From its depiction of the German author-kin as con men to its frenetic and exhausted conclusion, there's little appeal, save for ...

It’s unfortunately appropriate that “The Brothers Grimm,” Terry Gilliam’s first completed film in seven years, is being released through Dimension Films, the Miramax subsidiary that distri ...

Xpress' 6th grade reviewer offers her thoughts on Pixar's latest gem. I feel a little absurd “defending” Terry Gilliam’s The Brothers Grimm, simply because I don’t feel it should need ...

My favorite movie so far is Joe Wright’s "Hanna ... Yes "Hanna" is a fairy tale, one that the Brothers Grimm would be proud of. The original Grimm tales were very, well, grim.

Even critics of the film admit that it looks great, which is the least you'd expect from Terry Gilliam. In The Visual Magic Of The Brothers Grimm, the director reveals how he realised this Grimm ...

The Brothers Grimm is no different. Despite the film’s muddled story, we witness frequent glimpses of the visual magic The Brothers Grimm contains within. For starters, the movie is not at all a ...

Terry Gilliam's The Brothers Grimm feels too much like an attempt rather than a coherent success. The characters go about in a frenetic frenzy for much of the film: waving their hands, making ...