Don Quixote

Very good cameos, yet so far from the original, and so choppy as to lose any semblance of accuracy. Superfluous scenes of Sancho and his wife in bed...

I've never read the book so I had no expectations going into this.

I found it was quite funny and I really liked the characters.

After watching a slew of utter garbage movies where the main characters were so unlikable that I was rooting for the bad guys (I'm looking at you Dead Draw and Skyline), it was quite refreshing to find myself drawn into this story, waiting to see what would happen next, and laughing the whole way.

I would like to thank James Franco and Luiz Guzman for their participation in a great film. These A-list actors giving their time to participate in what will soon become a classic. This film captured the myth of Don Quixote. Beautiful and sad, I enjoyed the movie immensely. It recognized the depth of the human spirit. Inspirational, I wanted to take up my lance and right all the wrongs in the world. Thank you everyone who helped make this film possible.

Lower your expectations and delight in the joy of this little film.

Please don't judge this movie on expectations of greatness or slick production values.

This is a simple film with an indie feel and corresponding budget. Its heart and humor resound throughout its short length (one hour and 22 minutes).

Pay no attention to any big name actors, they appropriately play small parts in the telling of this classic tale by Cervantes.

I was charmed by its humbleness in not trying to make itself more than what it is.

I shall be delighted to watch this again with my best friends over a wineskin or two as our hearts are buoyed and illuminated with chivalry and smiling honors.

8/10.

I enjoyed this romp through Don Quixote's world. Have seen most of the movies based on Cervantes book, and this is a pretty good take. I enjoyed the versions starring Peter O'Toole and John Lithgow and this one is also gives a good overview of the story. I say watch all the movies you can about Don Quixote, but read the book.