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A screenplay that feels written by numbers, but excellent performances make it deserve more attention than this late summer dump Sep 3, 2009 | Rating: C | Full Review…
A screenplay that feels written by numbers, but excellent performances make it deserve more attention than this late summer dump
Amy Nicholson
The Open Road is no Grand Prix winner, but it's no six-car pileup either. It's a low-key road movie that doesn't stray far from the very, very beaten path. Sep 3, 2009 | Rating: 3/5 | Full Review…
The Open Road is no Grand Prix winner, but it's no six-car pileup either. It's a low-key road movie that doesn't stray far from the very, very beaten path.
Michael Ordoña
Despite its dependable cast, this ponderous road movie remains stuck in the slow lane. Sep 1, 2009
Despite its dependable cast, this ponderous road movie remains stuck in the slow lane.
Michael Rechtshaffen
Entirely predictable but surprisingly involving. Sep 1, 2009
Entirely predictable but surprisingly involving.
Joe Leydon
An earnestly acted film with a movie-of-the-week vibe, it's watchable but too slow-moving -- and far too predictable -- to be entirely engaging. Dec 11, 2009 | Rating: 2/4 | Full Review…
An earnestly acted film with a movie-of-the-week vibe, it's watchable but too slow-moving -- and far too predictable -- to be entirely engaging.
Mike Scott
The picture contains a few inspired moments of antagonism and redemption, but it's hard to get energized about a feature film that positions Timberlake in a leading role. The movie practically begs for more Bridges. Nov 19, 2009 | Rating: C- | Full Review…
The picture contains a few inspired moments of antagonism and redemption, but it's hard to get energized about a feature film that positions Timberlake in a leading role. The movie practically begs for more Bridges.
Brian Orndorf
plays like a familiar checklist Nov 17, 2009 | Rating: 2/5 | Full Review…
plays like a familiar checklist
Norm Schrager
Touching story. Really good actors, for the most part. Jeff Bridges makes it all completely worth while, in any case.
Super Reviewer
You wouldn't think a movie with Jeff Bridges, Justin Timberlake, Mary Steenburgen, and the beautiful Kate Mara would be so dull. None of theses people give a horrible performance, there's just really nothing there. It tries to be an evolving drama, but it fails in that sense. It tries to be humorous in sections, and it fails at that too. The story is pretty typical. Carlton Garrett(Justin Timberlake) is the son of baseball great Kyle Garrett(Jeff Bridges). They haven't talked for awhile, but since Carls mom is having medical issues and wants to see Kyle; Carl has to go get him. Carl also brings along his ex-girlfriend now friend, who is contemplating marrying another guy, Carl and Lucy's(Kate Mara) relationship isn't very believable either. Overall the movie is watchable, just nothing special or of particular interest. Easily forgettable.
Nothing spectacular.
The story is slow and so is the character development. Bridges is a great actor but not even his charisma or talent can save this material
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