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❝ "The best science fiction movie ever made." Harlan Eleison
❝ Asking Terry Gilliam to be strict is like expecting a sphere to have edges.
❝ This is not a dark fairy tale: this is a film about imagining and the imaginative; and it is also a film heart-wrenching and incredibly moving, because Terry Gilliam's message is clear: imagination goes hand in hand with loneliness, more precisely, the more one is alone, the more an imagined reality becomes powerful, to the point of confusing and ascending to reality.
❝ Two years ago, around this time, The Man Who Killed Don Quixote was in theaters, the film with the longest and most troubled gestation in the history of cinema, a hymn to perseverance and love for this art.
❝ Two sharp hours of color and great imaginative scenic inventions, with a touch of sensuality and an alluring aura of death.
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