Interstate 60 (2002)

I really enjoyed this movie, that I have never heard about before, even though I watch a lot of movies. It must have been extremely poorly distributed for me to miss it, especially since it actually has quite good ratings. It has humor, message, talent, attitude and after thought. It might be 16 years old, but it still MUCH better than some of the stuff that is made today. It puzzles me that I have never heard about it, considering the amount of big actors in it. But better late than never. Don't let this slip away, see it you too!

So I've been watching Interstate 60 once every year or so since it came out and I can't believe how well it holds up.Essentially the film follows a man named Neal, played by James Marsden, as he is thrust into a bizarre road trip on his 22nd birthday.At its heart, I60 is an old school scifi/road trip movie, more in the vein of a twilight zone than it is Star Wars, which is to say not at all. The movie boasts a rogues gallery of talent from Marsden to Christopher Lloyd to Kurt Russell to Gary Oldman to Amy Smart to Michael J Fox, but this isn't a lot of flash and band, but rather more of a cerebral and whimsical storyline.Everyone that I've recommend this film to has hated it, each and everyone, which means that either most of my friends simply have bad taste when it comes to film or I'm insane.Watch the movie.

An all American road-trip, with a difference, the difference being morals, don't think this counts as a spoiler... The main protagonist is a rich brat about to go to college but wondering what life really holds in terms of answers, and what he gets is a road trip down a road that doesn't really exist...He learns to trust himself, be true to himself, some pretty standard morals, but is faced with some tricky decisions and shown some people who chose otherwise, pretty amusingly as far as we are concerned.Ultimately the young man has to face his demons, and you need to watch it to see how he comes out!Loved this film, really truly loved it, the characterisation, the cast, the sublime satire, truly a wonderful piece of work.

Well, I have to say that we have not seen a good film like this for a long while, and it was found by total accident. Grew fondness in James Marsden's ability to add depth and sensitivity to his role in "27 dresses ", I picked this film with confidence.Brilliant cast, Gary Oldman is a wizard, in every film he cast his spells and take us in with him whatever he plays. uplifting stories with moral meaning which is extremely educational for young ones and old, inspiring values, choices and consequences in life. Captive, highly imaginative and unpredictable plots, with rich contents and meanings. To sum it up. this film is more then what we expected in every aspect, It's easily agreed on ~ This is the best family film we have watched this year so far ~