While it doesn't match his previous masterpieces, it frequently manages to recapture the anti-authoritarian spirit and whirling dervish quality of his best work.

Say this for Terry Gilliam: Even when he repeats himself, he's unique.

Gives one the sense that the ex-Monty Python-ite thinks he's at a filmmaker version of the Last Chance Saloon, manufacturing and recycling as fast as he can.

The Zero Theorem raises some interesting questions and explores them in a way that’s fascinating, tough to watch at times and also emotional.