Liked the broadway show about Mark Rothko -"Red" last night. http://bit.ly/cjAypq It's got big wallops of pretentious and cerebral dialogue but through an amazing performance or Rothko by Alfred Molina, the most memorable parts are seeing him being fragile and sometimes compassionate. As a NYT critic put it, "I’ve never seen a performance that captures so fully the necessary overweening vanity (and attendant humorlessness) of a great artist. (http://nyti.ms/cFz9CX)"
Alternatively, since I'm an ad guy, here's my pop culturized review: It's good. Why? Because it's written by the screenwriter for Avatar and performed by the guy who played Doc Ock on Spider Man 2!
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