Director Tarsem Singh (The Cell) is nothing if not dedicated; his pet project, The Fall, took seventeen years to scout, four years to shoot, and two years to find U.S. release after debuting at the 2006 Toronto Film Festival. But was the wait worth it?

Lee Pace (now a hot commodity thanks to TV's Pushing Daisies) is Roy Walker, a stuntman recovering from injuries in a hospital circa 1915, where he entertains a young girl with fantastical tales that begin to blur with reality; visual splendor ensues. The Fall was notably "presented" by auteurs David Fincher and Spike Jonze, which certainly lends it artistic cred; Roger Ebert called the film "a mad folly, an extravagant visual orgy... a movie that you might want to see for no other reason than because it exists."

Two commentary tracks and insightful making-of documentaries highlight the film's bonus menu; make sure to watch The Fall in Blu-ray for a real sensory experience.

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