Owen Wilson Paints a Portrait of a Bizarro Bob Ross
Brit McAdams’ sweet, funny and sad ‘Paint’ opens wide Friday
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Brit McAdams’ sweet, funny and sad ‘Paint’ opens wide Friday
The film finds enough intelligence in the themes of personal expression and equitable opportunity to turn the world of a Bob Ross-like painter into more than a drawn-out sketch.
Owen Wilson and Michaela Watkins lead a bizarrely muted comedy about a public access painter struggling to stay relevant.
We're starting to move into the movie season where studios release what they hope will become a blockbuster. There are a couple of films that could fall under that banner and some others that have widespread, but more niche' appeal. WEMU's David Fair got together with Michigan Theater Foundation executive director, Russ Collins, and they covered your myriad of film choices for the week.
Seeing his narcissistic artist interact with thinly drawn characters can be like watching Alizarin Crimson dry.