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Title: Best DVD Commentary Remark Ever
Review: This movie is obviously a labor of love for Ed Harris, who spent nearly ten years from when his father gave him a book on Pollock's life to when he finally put it on the screen. Some may argue the genesis of the drip technique is not explored with enough depth, but the movie basically feels like a faithful portrayal of Pollock's obscurity, rise to fame, and tragic end. But the extras are where this movie really comes to life. They include a fun, knockabout interview by Charlie Rose of Harris, and the FUNNIEST EVER comment by a director in Harris' commentary - just listen to what he says during the very first gallery scene. Too much.
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