This film deserves some serious viewing consideration, but not for the reason most are giving it. As know, this is of course the film that Heath Ledger was making when he suffered his untimely demise, so that alone will draw an audience to the movie. But there's more here than meets the eye.

First, consider what had to be done to complete it, including the employ of Johnny Depp, Jude Law, and Colin Farrell to take up the reigns of Ledger's character in order to complete the film. An interesting plot twist is sure to unfold to say the least just to pull off that feat.

Then of course, we have the Terry Gilliam factor. His visual presentations alone are a feast for the eyes, and are more than worth the admission price. From Time Bandits, to Brazil, to Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, to the Monty Python collections, there is very little outside of The Brothers Grimm that hasn't received Midas's golden touch.