Canvas

1992
R
1h 34m

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4.3/10

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Gary Busey and John Rhys-Davies in Canvas (1992)

In order to save his brother from being killed by a group of murderous art thieves, a New York City artist agrees to help in an art heist.

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In order to save his brother from being killed by a group of murderous art thieves, a New York City artist agrees to help in an art heist.In order to save his brother from being killed by a group of murderous art thieves, a New York City artist agrees to help in an art heist.In order to save his brother from being killed by a group of murderous art thieves, a New York City artist agrees to help in an art heist.

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4.3/10

169

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5JohnSeal

Entertaining caper flick

Canvas will never be anyone's idea of a classic, but deft casting and a reasonably interesting story help it to overcome its low budget. Gary Busey does his usual bug-eyed bad guy thing, which is always fine with me, but John Rhys-Davies makes the film work as an art thief with a heart of gold. The rest of the cast is strictly minor league level, though Vittorio Rossi is not bad as the artist caught up in a web of crime. A thoroughly reasonable way to spend 90 minutes in front of the tube.

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Filmed in 3 weeks.

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Experienced art dealers and collectors would surely know how to pronounce the names of famous artists. They mispronounce the name of Paul Klee here as though it rhymes with "flea", when it in fact sounds like "Clay".