whoa, bob gale is one disturbed, dirty old republican

Ehhhh

This film really reminded me of Big Fish with Billy Cruddup. It's not as well delivered, but it's really got something to it.

Good idea but could have been a lot better. Also, James Marsden is a terrible actor.

story, reviews, casting

Okay, I admit. It's a bit cheesy, but I really like this movie. One of Oldman's best characters.

there is a deja vu about this movie. I haven't seen it before but it feels so familiar...

An interesting idea with very poor executing, mainly in the writing. The main character is a Mary Sue who never does anything wrong and doesn't learn anything over the course of the film (other than that he was right all along). The plot meanders through different contrivances without much of an overall point, and the attempts at cleverness along the way fall flat. Chris Cooper, Kurt Russell, and Christopher Lloyd all give good performances but can't save the film.

Good idea but falls short in implementation.

A little gem. Nearly nobody has heard of it. Go watch it.

A mixed bag of a film; parts are excellent and funny and intriguing, but others are sophomoric and feel incomplete, as if they needed another round of rewriting. Still, it's a memorable film that is best compared to "The Twilight Zone" movie in that it's a series of "out there" stories that don't necessarily go together.

Interstate 60 will definitely appeal to people who like smart independent films with lots of humorous characters and especially for fans of "The Twilight Zone" style of stories.

It's like someone took Silent Hill, and made a film about its good twin.

A great, underrated movie. The journey is more important than the desination, and it's hard to not see elements of Joseph Campbell's hero in Marsden. The character development is subtle, but impressive.