Ugh ... so tantalizing!

A film about a film that never happened. Huh. So if it's successful will the sequel be the actual movie?

Well, ever since Lost In La Mancha came out, there have been rumors that Terry Gilliam's The Man Who Killed Don Quixote might actually get made.

It's not the only example of the genre: Lost in La Mancha.

This trailer has a little surprise, keep watching :)

Can't wait!

Watched The King's Speech last night. That movie would be nothing and nowhere without Colin Firth and Geoffrey Rush. They are both amazing actors to watch.

I totally heart Colin Firth and am happy he won an aAcademy Award. I think Geoffrey Rush was robbed, he stole the movie and should have stolen all the awards, too.

Last night watched The Illusionist (animated film, not Edward Norton film from a while back) The Jacques Tati story was touching, funny and sad. I wept at the end. Animation was beautiful.

Love it - they played it before On Stranger Tides (which bites by the way). Can't wait to see it.

I didn't have a miserable time watching On Stranger Tides. (It wasn't as bloated, overbearing and noisy as the third entry, which I found punishingly awful) On the other hand, once it was over, I was struck by how indifferent it all was. Depp was a third (or fourth) wheel most of the time. The way the romantic sub-plot (with the missionary and Syrena) ended up didn't make much sense, but I cared so little it didn't matter. I'll have forgotten the whole thing by this time tomorrow, so little impact did it make.

Was the afore-mentioned trailer in 3D? Will the movie be?