Wilson

3/24/20171h 34m

Theatrical Release (US)

~ Positively Negative. ~

Overview:

Middle-aged and divorced, Wilson finds himself lonely, smug, and obsessed with his past.

Director:

Craig Johnson

Status:

Released

Language:

English

Buget:

$0.00

Revenue:

$653,951.00

Key words:

daughter
naivety
oddball
father
based on comic
misfit
dog
divorcee
based on graphic novel
ex-wife
estranged wife
laughter
mild mannered

Cast

Woody Harrelson

~ as ~

Wilson

Mary Lynn Rajskub

~ as ~

Jodie

Cheryl Hines

~ as ~

Polly

Isabella Amara

~ as ~

Claire

Laura Dern

~ as ~

Pippi

Judy Greer

~ as ~

Shelly

Brett Gelman

~ as ~

Robert

Margo Martindale

~ as ~

Alta

David Warshofsky

~ as ~

Orson

Sandy Oian-Thomas

~ as ~

Dog Lover

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Reviews (1)

Reno
Written 7 year(s) ago
7
The man who'd lost everything, is set to redefine his life.

From the director of 'The Skeleton Key', I can see his style of filmmaking as I'd watched these two films of him. That makes him a stylish filmmaker of his own style. This kind of story narration is not for everyone. But surely there are people for it. This is not a very good film, but simply a good film.

It revolved around a character who is kind of an anti-social. He has lost everything one by one in his life and now his close buddy who moved far away and then his father who has just died. So he decides to find his ex wife, and with that he comes to know some long hidden secret. Going after it, his life forever changes which is what covered in the remaining film.

It was Woody Harrelson's show. But I quite liked Laura Dern as well. It was a long time after seeing her in this kind of absorbing role, yeah, except recently from 'Wild'. And there was Judy Greer, who was not bad either. So the casting was fantastic and the story was a lot better than you could judge it from its poster.

Not an unusual storyline, but well adapted from the graphic novel of the same name. You might get impressed by it, so I say try it, despite low ratings. Anyway, I had a nice time with it. A sweet and short film, which's mostly out of real world logics. But serves its purpose, that's entertaining its audience.

7/10