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The Art of Pain (2008)

A lazy painter learns that great art comes from pain as his life is ruined by a ninja.

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Private U 07 Jan 2009

The "nerd" in me enjoyed this movie. Yeah there's some bits that feel so low budget a high school kid could have done it and some things were over-the-top in the silliness zone, but there's a lot of amusing content and I especially liked the confrontation during the GF's play rehearsal. :)

Jordon J 01 Feb 2009

Cleverly entertaining in a few places (the "Scarlet Letter" confrontation, for instance), but a meandering and disconnected script made for a dismal viewing experience.