Interstate 60

A great film full of whimsy. Clever, witty, and a bit tongue-in-cheek. Another words, perfect!

This little gem has been overlooked unfortunately, by most people.

In the vein of films like, 'Big Fish' and 'The Fall', it's an adult fairy tale. A fun adventure with an amazing cast. It blows mind that this wasn't a bigger success.

Neal (James Marsden) is given a mission by a mysterious stranger (Christopher Lloyd), to deliver a strange package. The package is irrelevant. It's the mission, just as in life. What will he discover about himself on his quest and his new mission?

Neal is being pushed into a career that his father imposes on him. He wants to be an artist. What successful business man is going to be content having his son work as an artist? None according to this film. His love life is unfullfilled even though he has a girlfriend. He keeps seeing billboards of a mysterious woman (Amy Smart) beckoning him. He knows she's the perfect woman for him although he's never met her and doesn't know her name.

Gary Oldman is a man who grants wishes that appears throughout the film. I didn't recognize Gary, which is a first for me. I was shocked to get to the credits without having even realized he was in the film.

Smart cameos by Ann-Margaret, Kurt Russell, enhance the film.