A young man, Bradely whose first name is Randy but everyone thinks that Bradely is his first name, wakes up after a terrifying nightmare to go to the morning shift of a burger place, and over there the manager offers him a better job, since he's the only one there who actually gives a damn, then another guy there starts to bully him and forces him to eat a bid sandwich, only then another employee, Benson (Kyle Gallner) goes to his car and gets a shotgun and all hell breaks loose. Then the rest of the film these two guys go on a road trip with a fateful ending. I had no information about this film before seeing it, but I'm glad I did. The film is trying to address many issues that faces young people these days. First Randy who suffers from a childhood trauma that turned him into a withdrawn man, who is bullied and avoids making any conformations with anyone, then there is Benson, who is for some reason has so much rage inside and when he saw Randy being mistreated, he just snapped and decided to do something about it. The two lead actors Johnny Berchtold and Kyle Gallner
did a really good job, but I feel there was some things that were left unexplored, like why Benson turned out like that, and Randy's family was left out. But as a whole It was a decent film.
Review of The Passenger
