"To wheat paste or to stencil?" that is the question. Starving artist or successful archetype? MBW is both. Thierry "Mr. Brainwash" Guetta comes full circle from novice non-participant observer, to force of nature during the film's brisk 87 minute running time. Billed as "the first street art disaster movie", it's a rare insider's perspective during the dawn of this some of this generation's infamous underdogs turned superstars. Equal parts entertaining and educational, E.T.T.G.S. from the gunshot studded "Paranoid Pictures" introduction to the the final frame, it's "anything is possible" mindset is a rare kind of movie magic. First time director Banksy does wonders with the mock trailer that was more witty and clever than either Ben Stiller's "Tropic Thunder" or the  Tarintino/Rodriguez "Grindhouse" spoofs. Despite the fact that this is not biography of the infamous British artist who famously bombed "The Happiest Place on Earth" by unveiling a mock Guantanamo Bay prisoner complete with bright orange jumpsuit, or whose international piece that changed the West Bank into "West Banksy", it still delivers the goods.