The Open Road

2009
PG-13
1h 31min

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Jeff Bridges and Justin Timberlake in The Open Road (2009)

Minor leaguer Carlton Garrett (Justin Timberlake) takes an unexpected road trip to track down his estranged father, legendary baseball player Kyle Garrett (Jeff Bridges) when CarltonÂ’s mother (Mary Steenburgen) becomes sick.

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Road Trip Comedy Drama

Tras enfermar su mujer, una vieja estrella del béisbol emprende un viaje por carretera con su hijo y la novia de éste. Su propósito es conseguir que su hijo y él se reconcilien y puedan deja... Leer todoTras enfermar su mujer, una vieja estrella del béisbol emprende un viaje por carretera con su hijo y la novia de éste. Su propósito es conseguir que su hijo y él se reconcilien y puedan dejar atrás sus viejas diferencias.Tras enfermar su mujer, una vieja estrella del béisbol emprende un viaje por carretera con su hijo y la novia de éste. Su propósito es conseguir que su hijo y él se reconcilien y puedan dejar atrás sus viejas diferencias.

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Trailer 2:12

The Open Road

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The Pay-Off

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Don Juan DeMarco

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Curiosidades
In several scenes in the movie, Jeff Bridges' character mentions "Walter Henry Hagan" at the Dallas airport. Walter Henry Hagan was in fact head of Special Services for American Airlines up until his retirement in 1995, and remained on as a consultant in same capacity until his death in February 2000. Hagan was "the" man to talk to if you needed assistance in your travels with American Airlines. He considered former Dallas Cowboy, Don Meredith (father of writer-director, Michael Meredith) and his wife, dear friends.

Pifias
When the characters are lost and ask for directions, both they and a local refer to local highways as "the" 20 and "the" 65. This verbal affectation is largely limited to California and not used in the rest of the country.

Citas
Kyle: Why didn'y you love us?
Kyle: I did. I just loved myself better.

Conexiones
Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: The Final Destination/Halloween II/The Open Road/The September Issue (2009)

Banda sonora
Down the Line
Written by Stoll Vaughan
Performed by Stoll Vaughan
Courtesy of Shadowdog, LLC

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4/10

Not rewatchable

Kate Mara was the best thing about this movie though her character smoked too much. As a healthcare professional myself gotta say the hospital would not have Mary Steenburgen's character taking up a room for that many days for something she could obviously be at home for especially that she would not do the procedure. And WHY? Were they driving the roads that they were. Should have been on main highway instead of back country roads. Cows, corn fields, trains, REALLY? The dialog between Timberlake and Bridges was weak and contrived. Generally, I could take or leave Kate Mara but she played a cute part here and didn't deserve the BS of the Timberlake character. Not a rewatchable movie.