Review of Wilson (2017) by Tony R — 15 Oct 2017

I laughed my arse off. Woody was just perfect for this roll. Such a real view of so many peoples lives portrayed in an honest expression.

This review of Wilson (2017) was written by Tony R on 15 Oct 2017.

Wilson has generally received mixed reviews.

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By Kim H (319) on 20 Jun 2017

Funny as fuck!! Will see it again and again etc…

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By Tony K (277) on 28 Jun 2017

Had some funny moments and great dialog. This is a simple movie that is driven by dialog…

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By Farah R (1,015) on 06 Sep 2018

Excellent indie film! This one really caught me by surprise. Touching, funny, and occasionally disturbing - just like life…

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By Al Hoff (171) for Pittsburgh City Paper (225) on 18 Dec 2017

Harrelson and Dern, even when portraying total screw-ups, are such winning actors they bring a fair amount of effervescence to the work…

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By Louisa Moore (249) for Screen Zealots (249) on 20 Dec 2018

There's a certain brand of strange to this story and film, but it's well done and oddly touching…

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By Abdulmalik A (303) on 17 Feb 2018

Weak plotting leaves Wilson's Woody Harrelson and ace supporting cast stuck in neutral…

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By Alexa Dalby (160) for Dog and Wolf (160) on 23 Oct 2018

Wilson ends up being more enjoyable than you might have expected…

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By Adam R (2,773) on 02 Aug 2018

A strange comedy. It was watchable, but I didn't care for how it turned out. (First and only viewing - 12/31/2017)…

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By Tayyab R (173) on 20 Jun 2017

Woody Harrelson delivers a solid performance as Wilson's titular grump, but the movie surrounding him can't quite manage to make the character's…

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By Rochelle Bassarear (2) for Pasadena Weekly (143) on 28 Dec 2017

Weak plotting leaves Wilson's Woody Harrelson and ace supporting cast stuck in neutral…

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