California Dreaming

Original title: Out of Omaha

2007
PG
1h 26m

IMDb RATING

3.4/10

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Lea Thompson, Dave Foley, and Patricia Richardson in California Dreaming (2007)

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In the R.V. and on the road, but can't get out of town. Bags packed, ready to go, but troubles are afoot.In the R.V. and on the road, but can't get out of town. Bags packed, ready to go, but troubles are afoot.In the R.V. and on the road, but can't get out of town. Bags packed, ready to go, but troubles are afoot.

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IMDb RATING

3.4/10

540

YOUR RATING

See production info at IMDbPro

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Trivia
Springfield Nebraska's Platteview High School Forensics class got to meet the main stars and the crew while being extras in the movie. They learned about the behind the scenes stuff as well as being in the movie itself.

Goofs
The Dave Foley character makes a reference to the "Calistoga Wagons" that traveled the Oregon Trail. The word is "Conestoga Wagon" - and, Conestoga Wagons were NOT used on the Oregon Trail -- Conestoga Wagons were too large and heavy for use on the Oregon Trail.

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Let's Ride
Written by Robert Max and Chico Bennett
Produced by Chico Bennett for Zero 1 Entertainment
Performed by Robert Max

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1/10

One of the worst ever

Wow. I am shocked that with the considerable charm and talents of Dave Foley and Lea Thompson that someone with access to enough money to finance this could have actually put this turd to film. It is that bad. There is almost nothing even mildly amusing. The alarm bit was horrible. The stowaway boyfriend and his parents--horrible (but I did like the acting of that dude that was on Star Trek).

All in all it is simply worse than I could come up with in about five minutes, including the complete script idea, the casting of the daughter/boyfriend, and the "comedy."

Foley was so good in "Blast From The Past" and Thompson was very appealing in "Back To The Future." I can understand how folks will do such things as THIS movie when they need money. I just feel sorry for them both and I hope better days are ahead.