If you've got a brain tumor and you're dying, you'd want to reconnect with your estranged kid, right? Of course you would. So, why not take him on a road trip after you've stolen some art knowing the shady art dealer and his henchman will come after you, therefore endangering your son's life in the process?!
Sounds legit.
The cast? Oh, they do try. But only Levi Miller (Leo) and the charismatic Udo Kier (Anton) really stand out even though Dane Cook (Charlie) does give it his best shot.
This is a very average road movie in which the father and son sort of bond, l guess. The writing is OK, the scenery with that ghastly yellow tint is OK. Everything is just... OK.
You might like this but you might also feel like you've wasted nearly 2 hours of your life depending on your mood. Ho hum.
Sounds legit.
The cast? Oh, they do try. But only Levi Miller (Leo) and the charismatic Udo Kier (Anton) really stand out even though Dane Cook (Charlie) does give it his best shot.
This is a very average road movie in which the father and son sort of bond, l guess. The writing is OK, the scenery with that ghastly yellow tint is OK. Everything is just... OK.
You might like this but you might also feel like you've wasted nearly 2 hours of your life depending on your mood. Ho hum.