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Route 30, Too
A zany twist on the conspiracy-laden world of X-Files, Route 30, Too! picks up as two members of New York State's Unusual Occurrence and Paranormal Society (Jamie Rose, Robert Romanus) arrive to investigate the mysterious goings on. When the local color includes the likes of overzealous Deer Hunter Bob (Curtis Armstrong), money-hungry huckster Rotten Egg (Lee Wilkof) and a Spanish candy store clerk named Chicky (Noah Applebaum), spotting the alien will be no easy task. The 2nd film in John Putch’s Route 30 Trilogy is another quirky collection of tales from the backwoods of his childhood.
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Plot Summary
A group of disparate individuals embark on a chaotic road trip along Route 30, encountering bizarre situations and quirky characters. The film follows their misadventures as they navigate the absurdity of the journey, often with unexpected and humorous consequences. It's a low-key comedy that embraces the randomness of life on the open road.
Critical Reception
Route 30, Too was a modest independent film that garnered a niche following. While not a major critical darling, it was appreciated by some for its quirky humor and relaxed pacing. Audience reception was generally positive among those who enjoy character-driven, unconventional comedies.
What Reviewers Say
Praised for its unique brand of quirky, offbeat humor.
Appreciated for the chemistry between its lead actors.
Noted for its relaxed, meandering pace which might not appeal to all.
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Fun Fact
Jeff Daniels, known for his dramatic roles, wrote, directed, and starred in "Route 30, Too" as a passion project, showcasing his comedic talents.
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