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Painter | Insecurity
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It's quite difficult to tell Bob Ross apart from "Paint." Owen Wilson indeed shares the same afro, pillowy whisper, and enthusiasm for capturing the sights and sounds of nature. Technically though, this is Carl Nargle's narrative, a Vermont-based public access fixture who lost his local notoriety due to a creative slump and some bad interactions with female coworkers. Using the true fact that the real Ross had an affair with a business partner and was handsy with his female coworkers, McAdams struggles to build on Ross' serene image by demonstrating how he might be problematic. This strategy lacks the humorous or dramatic abilities to be engaging or interesting. Ross frequently proclaimed that mistakes were nothing more than fortunate occurrences. He wasn't always right, as seen by a muddle like "Paint" that uses only generalizations without making any sense. Although we're not entirely clear how the film wants us to feel about anything, it feels awkward and not hilarious.
Best Music Supervision for Film Budgeted Under 10 Million Dollars | 2024 | Michael
Box Office Collection 811,467 USD
The screenplay was featured on 2010's Black List of most-liked unproduced screenplays.
Owen Wilson's character, Carl Nargle, was inspired by Bob Ross.
Brit McAdams' feature film directorial debut.
Principal photography took place from April 2021 to June 2021 in Albany, New York.
