Director:
Stephen BelberGuión:
Stephen BelberCámara:
Eric Alan EdwardsMúsica:
Mychael DannaReparto:
Jennifer Aniston, Steve Zahn, Woody Harrelson, James Hiroyuki Liao, Margo Martindale, Tzi Ma, Fred Ward, Mark Boone Junior, Kevin Heffernan (más)Streaming (1)
Sinopsis(1)
Jennifer Aniston da vida a Sue Claussen, una vendedora ambulante de arte barato que pasa una noche con Mike Cranshaw, el encargado del motel de sus padres donde ella había vendido unos cuadros; ella se marcha en seguida, continuando con su ruta, pero él decidirá salir a buscarla por todos los Estados Unidos. Tras encontrarla la convence de que a pesar de sus diferencias ambos buscan los mismo, la felicidad. (Emon Home Entertainment)
(más)Reseñas (2)
A dusty film in the top drawer. Someone took a swipe at Jennifer Aniston because this is probably the first movie where she wasn't beautiful and sexy. Somewhat of weird atmosphere, a bit of a weird guy, but it did make some sense... maybe more real than most comedies these days. I think a rating of average is about right for this movie.
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This film falls into the category of a typical American interstate romance. Unfortunately, the negatives seem to outweigh the positives. The main issue with the film is its overly romanticized fairy tale narrative, complete with moral messages and many dull moments. However, one positive aspect for me was its refreshing departure from the current norms, especially considering that it starts with some ass-grabbing, which wouldn't be acceptable in a movie today. Which is good because it's necessary to remove everything that stands in the way of humanity towards purely virtual sex and the three shells.
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