Pretty Good

everything you have heard about this movie is true.

It is a whirlwind of delight --- attractive actors, stunning couture, spectacular sets and outrageous parties.

A great movie, one of the best of this year. There was a bit of confusion at one point in the plot, but nothing serious.

I started watching this as the storyline was curious. The main character was amazing. One day it might one of us pondering to connect with the fellow human being. It made me laugh and portrayed the reality of life. My eyes ended up in tears when Wilson was able to connect with few souls. Characterizations were beautiful.

Woody Harrelson's undeniable talent comes with force in 'Wilson'. As the misanthrope protagonist, Woody is at his scene-stealing best, overpowering this uneven film with his bare hands. But hey, this Comedy-Drama isn't without its moments. 'Wilson' Synopsis: A lonely, neurotic and hilariously honest middle-aged man reunites with his estranged wife and meets his teenage daughter for the first time.'Wilson' is a sadistically funny tale of a strange man, whose ups and downs, either result in hilarious situations or in pure bizarreness. I found myself laughing for the most part, particularly in its first-hour, which is engaging. The second-hour does get a little dark & even the culmination doesn't really, but fortunately, the narrative never gets boring. At 94-minutes, 'Wilson' is thoroughly watchable & sporadically funny.The Screenplay by Daniel Clowes, which is based on the graphic novel of the same name by Clowes, himself, shifts gears from being funny to dark, but works in parts overall. Craig Johnson's Direction is passable. Cinematography & Editing are fair.Woody Harrelson is the trump card of 'Wilson'. The Acting Thespian nails the part! He enacts the strange protagonist with enviable easy & keeps you invested even when the Writing falters. Its a winning performance from beginning to end. Also in terrific form is the magnificent (and hot) Laura Dern, who scores as Wilson's estranged wife.On the whole, 'Wilson' is a Woody Harrelson show all the way. Watch It to see how fine acting alone can save an uneven story.

"Wilson" is one of those movies as you watch you feel entertained as it's blended with drama and comedy and it's a tale of an underdog guy with a good heart who's just trying to fit into today's world. Woody Harrelson stars as Wilson an old fashioned lonely set in his ways kind of guy who would like to talk instead of sending an email. And of late Wilson's life is in the toilet as his father has just past away. So finally for some connection Wilson relocates his ex wife(Laura Dern)who's middle aged yet still sexy and full of life, and some one night stands begin between the two! To top it off with the frosting on the cake Wilson learns of a teenage daughter(Isabella Amara) that he never meet. In Wilson's brash and blunt crazy ways he makes a reconnect only to have it spin a little bit out of control and change his life. Overall this little comedy drama looks at life, love, and reconnecting with family while in the end it shows it can bring happiness.

I'm only 13 mins 10 seconds into this film and I can already see a premise that is wholly Woody Harrelson. The world for those around the 40's/50's are disillusioned with todays society. We were brought up with tech that was the same as our parents. TV's, Kettles, Toasters, Washing Machines, and basic stuff. Then all of a sudden Bill Gates, Steve Jobs and the internet got on our ass, and the world changed. The world is smaller, the world is less innocent, the world is too transparent and less fun. Woody where is the fun? 20 minutes in the rest of film might be a load of smeg!