Christopher Plummer, Crispin Glover, Dabney Coleman
Stewart McBain (Dabney Coleman -- DRAGNET, TOOTSIE) is a successful, wealthy businessman who has given his family the easy life. Now, as young adults, none of the kids are in any hurry to leave the cu...( read more
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DVD Release Date: June 3, 2003
Stats: 61 reviews
Strange movie with colorful characters. I liked the artist sister the most and her project of photographing murals with live people blended into the art.
Got this movie for one reason Suzy Amis. And its a crazy movie, about a rich dysfunctional family. And when the father goes to see the daughter perform at school, he snaps because of her body painting, so he throws his kids out into a city apartment house to let them fend for the...( read more)
The most incredible artwork can be seen throughout this movie. Plus it has Crispin Glover.
This movie is alright, but the Trump L'ois paintings, in this picture, are something to see; they are amazing! I recommend this movie just for the paintings alone, not to mention the movie. It's a 3 star movie, with 5 star paintings, thus, a 4 star average.
comedy of a funny family, gradually learn the meaning of home, hearth, riches and happiness
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The movie is not that great, but the paintings are amazing and the movie should be seen just for them.
Take care all,
William
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