Two L.A. women break out of rehab and take to the highway in search of Peter Fonda's legendary chopper from Easy Rider (1969). Their journey becomes a quest of self-discovery and rebirth, an... Read allTwo L.A. women break out of rehab and take to the highway in search of Peter Fonda's legendary chopper from Easy Rider (1969). Their journey becomes a quest of self-discovery and rebirth, and test of their resolve and friendship.Two L.A. women break out of rehab and take to the highway in search of Peter Fonda's legendary chopper from Easy Rider (1969). Their journey becomes a quest of self-discovery and rebirth, and test of their resolve and friendship.
Freddy Savino
- Orderlyas Orderly
- (as Fred Sauvignon)
Peter Fonda
- Easy Rider clipas Easy Rider clip
- (archive footage)
Dennis Hopper
- Billyas Billy
- (archive footage)
Jane and Will are familiar faces on the Los Angeles club scene. They meet officially at drug rehab after Jane OD'ed and Will crashed her motorcycle while driving stoned. They hit it off immediately and escape the clinic to travel to Montana and find the bike from Easy Rider (1969). Different from most road movies in that no one gets murdered, and no vengeance is reaped. On the contrary, the characters let their pasts and memories lead them down the road to emotional self-destruction. In other words, there is no seductive emancipation here, just people with problems that won't go away with a rev of a motor. —kwedgwood@hotmail.com
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Really bad: one cliche after another leading nowhere.
I'll watch anything with motorcycles in it. Even this trite attempt at "female empowerment"... yeah, right. Two great looking blonde bimbos who get by on their looks alone are supposed to be passed off as independent and strong? Anyway, these two pathetic losers end up in rehab but magically end up riding away on Harleys for some unbelievably stupid reason: to find the Panhead chopper ridden by Peter Fonda in the classic "Easy Rider". (Why? There's an exact replica at every motorcycle show.)
Along the way they run into pointless losers doing boring stuff for no good reason (such as the ludicrous scene where the untalented clown Chuck Zito unsuccessfully tries to pick them up), and they deal with their unoriginal demons. We have to suffer through the lead character dealing with her abusive childhood in really stupid, hamfisted flashbacks, and there's an abusive "cop" (a cartoonish redneck in a pickup truck who merely flashes a badge very quickly), and the tenacious drug-addled boyfriend who should be put down as a rabid dog due to his complete waste of oxygen.
I really hope women who watch this junk aren't duped into believing this shows how strong and independent they can be. If this is what passes for strength and independence, then I'm glad I'm not so gullible.
Poorly written and filled with ridiculous dialogue, bad acting and every cliche available, this is a horrible waste of time. But the actress who played Will is really great looking and has a killer body, especially when naked, so there's that.
Along the way they run into pointless losers doing boring stuff for no good reason (such as the ludicrous scene where the untalented clown Chuck Zito unsuccessfully tries to pick them up), and they deal with their unoriginal demons. We have to suffer through the lead character dealing with her abusive childhood in really stupid, hamfisted flashbacks, and there's an abusive "cop" (a cartoonish redneck in a pickup truck who merely flashes a badge very quickly), and the tenacious drug-addled boyfriend who should be put down as a rabid dog due to his complete waste of oxygen.
I really hope women who watch this junk aren't duped into believing this shows how strong and independent they can be. If this is what passes for strength and independence, then I'm glad I'm not so gullible.
Poorly written and filled with ridiculous dialogue, bad acting and every cliche available, this is a horrible waste of time. But the actress who played Will is really great looking and has a killer body, especially when naked, so there's that.
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- coltsw-10803
- Jul 19, 2019
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