James Marsden

Gary Oldman

Amy Smart

Christopher Lloyd

Chris Cooper

Matthew Edison

Wayne Robson

Michael J. Fox

John Bourgeois

Melyssa Ade

Paul Brogren

Roz Michaels

Amy Stewart

Mark Lutz

Krista Leis

Michael Rhoades

Amy Jo Johnson

Deborah Odell

Jonathan Whittaker

Ann-Margret

Art Evans

Kurt Russell

Ho Chow

Rebecca Jenkins

Daniel Kash

Bob Gale

Jay Firestone

Ira Deutchman

Denis Maloney

Mun Ying Kwun

Anne Dixon

Eddie McKechnie

Daniel Diamond

Kris Nicolau

Rick Forsayeth

Robert Amses

Iain Stewart

David Flaherty

Catherine Taylor

Michael Fallavollita

Peter Bray

Peter Newman

Adam Haight

Perry Hoffman

Rocco Matteo

Alan Geldart

Peter Hoffman

Eric Sandys

Mark McGann

Keith Hlady

Tony Thatcher

Heidi Levitt

Tony Currie

Lee McKechnie

Neil Canton

Brette Krinick

Lennis Fike

Herwig Gayer

Diane Mazur

Susan Exton-Stranks

Patrick Tidy

Michael Courtney

A.J. Lambert

Fernand Bos

Christophe Beck

Matt Birman

Nick Alachiotis

Ron Bell

Robert Racki

Bryan J. Thomas

Paul Rutledge

Sue Parker

Joel Harris

Alastair Gray

Penny Gay

Brent Roach

Goro Koyama

Adventure

Comedy

Fantasy

Interstate 60

Fireworks Pictures

Canada

United States of America

Odd and insightful road movie fantasy with James Marsden, Gary Oldman and Christopher Lloyd

“Interstate 60:Episodes from the Road” involves a confused college man, Neal Oliver (James Marsden), who wants to be an artist while his father pressures him to go to law school. He desperately wants answers and O.W. Grant (Gary Oldman) magically grants him his wish. Neal ends up on the non-existent I-60 traveling to the non-existent city of Danver where he hopes to meet his dream girl (Amy Smart). Along the way he meets many interesting people and learns several valuable lessons. Christopher Lloyd is also on hand along with glorified cameos by various notable actors (e.g. Michael J. Fox, Kurt Russell and Ann-Margret).

The plot starts out a little tortuous, but it morphs into a road movie before too long, broken up into several quirky segments, which is why the flick is subtitled “Episodes from the Road.” Critics deride the picture on the grounds that the messages are clunky, moralistically naive, and preachy. But it’s unique and intelligent with quality reflections about life, which are made simple so “stupid people” or teens can grasp them. In short, this is a fairly entertaining oddball road fantasy that’s distinctive and insightful.

If you like films like "Michael" (1996), "City of Angels" (1998), "Holy Man" (1998), "Bruce Almighty" (2003) and “Evan Almighty” (2007), “Highway 60” (2002) is cut from the same thematic cloth, except that the supernatural being is a magical Irishman.

The movie runs 1 hour, 56 minutes and was shot in Ontario (Sunderland, Cannington and Toronto) and Arizona (Phoenix).

GRADE: B

I managed to live so far without seeing this wonderful kickback from 90s style film. Felt like Christmas! Lovely humor, quirky overgrown outfits, VHS quality AND sexy <a href="https://ilarge.lisimg.com/image/2016812/800full-interstate-60-screenshot.jpg">Amy Smart</a> :D Good for couples - has fantasy/sci-fi elements and romantic side for gentle gender :)

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