Werner Herzog is someone who definitely warrants a documentary. Just the very fact that he has been making really interesting films over a period of decades sets him apart from virtually every other filmmaker. His way of looking at the world is fantastic and his choice of subject matter always interesting. Just listening to him speak is in itself a joy. So, going into this one, it is hard to see how it can fail really. Having seen it, I would have to say that it is predictably a very good watch but it maybe skims over his work a bit more than is ideal. But then again, its hard to see how this could ever be entirely avoidable given the sheer volume of films Herzog has made over the years.