It's a common refrain: "I'd rather watch paint dry" than sit through some boring event. Good news, everyone! YouTube is here to fulfill your watching-paint-dry needs, in any form you can imagine.

A team of unfortunate BBFC censors was recently forced watch paint dry for ten hours. The unusual movie, crowdfunded by filmmaker Charlie Lyne, was a protest against alleged censorship by the ...

Watching paint dry may seem excruciatingly boring, but a new international study found that the process of drying may actually be the key to the improvement of everyday products, from paint to ...

British director Charlie Lyne has provoked a debate in the UK about censorship and the inner workings of the BBFC with his film/provocation, Paint Drying. Paint Drying fully lives up to its title.

Now able to come to a theater in the United Kingdom… a 10 hour movie of paint drying. To protest the British Board of Film Classification — the UK’s version of the Motion Picture Association of ...

Scientists have been watching paint dry in experiments they say could improve the performance of everyday items, from sun screen to mobile phones. What's different about this paint is that some ...

A scene, one of many similar scenes, from the movie Paint Drying. Photo/Twitter A British filmmaker made censors sit through a 10-hour movie about paint drying just to prove a point. Charlie Lyne used ...

A ten-hour British film made solely to bore the judges of the U.K.’s motion picture rating system may have achieved its goal: on Tuesday, the British Board of Film Classification (BBFC) gave their ...