This is a depiction of an all-American obsession: going back to a self-dependent wild lifestyle. Non-American have hard time relating to this but will clearly spot the selfish and short-sighted nature of the main character. Quickly it mostly gets annoying more than thrilling.
Cinematographically, the filming is as cliché as the story. Filming long silent scenes does not make you the cinematographic equivalent to Kerouac. Sorry Sean.
When you find out at the end that this is a true story it is even more upsetting. It is like you feel compelled to feel bad for the guy and lose the privilege of just seeing the character as simply selfish and immature. Viewing this movie is a pain and you hope not seeing it again
Cinematographically, the filming is as cliché as the story. Filming long silent scenes does not make you the cinematographic equivalent to Kerouac. Sorry Sean.
When you find out at the end that this is a true story it is even more upsetting. It is like you feel compelled to feel bad for the guy and lose the privilege of just seeing the character as simply selfish and immature. Viewing this movie is a pain and you hope not seeing it again
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