Trailer - 2:20 Fantasy Action and Adventure Terry Gilliam (dir.) Matt Damon Heath Ledger MPAA Rating: PG-13 In theaters: August 26th, 2005

Thud! That's the sound of my jaw dropping as I sit back in shock and amazement at just how bad The Brothers Grimm is. Now I've seen Lost in La Mancha, I know how terribly wrong a Terry Gilliam...

If you saw any five-minute clip from The Brothers Grimm, you would see great production values, first-rate special effects and the promise of an interesting story.

Director Terry Gilliam is back to his old tricks with this surreally fictionalized look at the famous German fairy tale collectors. "The Brothers Grimm" is a barrage of visual stimulation so excessive that it's hard to sort it all out. But it's often funny, its texture can be breathtaking and its pleasures likely will grow with repeated viewings.

The kidnapping and return to society of Austrian Natascha Kampusch reads like a Brothers Grimm fairytale with a satisfying ending, writes Lucy Mangan in London.

A German court has jailed two parents who refused to allow their child to go on a school trip to see a theatre production of a fairytale. The parents claimed the children's play of the Brothers Grimm's King Thrushbeardthe was...

Director Terry Gilliam insists he respects Harvey and Bob Weinstein, despite clashing with the heavyweight producers for their constant interference in his new Matt Damon movie The Brothers Grimm.