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Detours isn't that good, it's mediocre at best. It started a tiny bit interesting but you realize pretty soon this is going nowhere, or at least nothing interesting anymore. The acting is obviously from people with no experience at all, none of them will ever win an Oscar, I can guarantee you that.
- Family Adventure and Action, Or Lack Thereof
- The Lemonade Stand, The Rapper and The Ashes
- Technical Mediocrity
- End of The Road
The storyline sounds like one with promise; Jennifer (Westwood) moves from NY to FL, chasing her life long career dreams after her marriage ends. It turns out her now estranged husband wants some of her mom’s ashes in exchange for giving Jennifer her mom’s cookie recipe. Jennifer’s mother was the well known author, Grace Giraldi (Kim Director), but...
The two college-age characters that our father and daughter duo encounter felt out of place. First there’s the obnoxious aspiring accountant, Brian (Peter Graham) with a lemonade stand and then we meet the aspiring Indian rapper, Rajiv (Debargo Sanyal) who runs his parents motel. Both of these scenes could have been cut from Detours and it wouldn’t...
There was nothing remarkable about the cinematography; no unique, interesting or creative shots or angles. But it wasn’t awful, it was just mediocre. Some shots could have used better fine tuning in audio as there’s an inconsistent light tone that hums through Detours. Additionally, there was nothing particularly noteworthy about the sets. This is ...
It ends with the dad in the back of what we can only presume is a taxi cab or some sort of ride share. He picks up the phone to call his daughter’s best friend, where they share a short conversation full of shoe-horned in exposition. When he hangs up from this awkward phone call, the driver turns around to tell him about how many divorced and widow...
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Detours: Directed by Robert McCaskill. With Tara Westwood, Carlo Fiorletta, Paul Sorvino, Richard Kind. A newly single New Yorker must re-locate to Florida; she drives south with her widowed dad and her mom's ashes in a coffee can.
- (3.8K)
- Comedy, Drama
- Robert McCaskill
- 2016
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- 7 min
- 1805
- Victoria To Uyen
Overall, Detours is a well-made and emotionally resonant indie drama that is sure to appeal to fans of character-driven movies. With strong performances from its cast and a thoughtful, nuanced screenplay, it's a movie that will stay with viewers long after the credits roll.
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