When considering Terry Gilliams body of film work picking a best film Is near impossible, and the Fisher King is no exception to this rule. Here, Gilliam tells a tale of redemption mixing humor and drama and vivid imagery. Long after the film ends, moments stay with you ranging from the elegance of the Grand Central Station waltz to the horror of Robin Williams history-teacher-turned-amnesiac-homeless-guy being chased down the streets of New York by the Dark Knight on horseback as he relives the shooting death of his wife in flashback. The performances by Jeff Bridges, Amanda Plummer, (an Oscar winning) Mercedes Rhul and, of course, Williams are pitch perfect and lend depth and gravity to the material. Definitely worth seeing if youve never seen it.