Director Terry Gilliam’s madcap visual style vibrates through “The Zero Theorem.” His penchant for outsider characters is there, too. The missing ingredient in Gilliam’s and screenwriter Pat Rushin’s ...

One of few modern auteurs who deserves to be called visionary, Terry Gilliam is at his best when creating sprawling, colorful worlds and then placing the people who populate those worlds into ...

Terry Gilliam's latest bit of dystopian whimsy dissolves into a muddle of unfunny jokes and half-baked ideas. Scripted by creative writing professor Pat Rushin (who submitted an early draft to ...

At this point we shouldn't really expect anything less strange from Terry Gilliam than a completely hairless Christoph Waltz, Tilda Swinton with a funny voice and (we think) fake teeth, and a neon ...

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Tilda Swinton and David Thewlis have joined the cast of Terry Gilliam's upcoming sci-fi The Zero Theorem. The film will be the 71-year-old director's first film since 2009's The Imaginarium of Doctor ...

Starring Christoph Waltz (The Green Hornet, Django Unchained), Mélanie Thierry (Babylon A.D.), David Thewlis (RED 2) and Matt Damon (Titan A.E.). "A computer hacker's goal to discover the reason for ...

In this visionary sci-fi film, a socially awkward computer whiz seeks the meaning of life by immersing himself in a complex project, and comes close to an answer just as his meddling managers try to ...

Lively and imaginative, this raucous adventure-drama recaptures the ramshackle futurism of director Terry Gilliam's 1985 masterpiece Brazil, throwing a lonely guy into a series of events that get ...

Gilliam’s film has echoes of Fellini and an irreverence that’s marked the high points of his career, which is why it’s frustrating when the whole thing feels worth less than the sum of its parts. More ...

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