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Dans ce thriller d'action à 200 à l'heure, un road trip à travers le pays se transforme en véritable enfer pour Brenda (Queen Latifah), ses deux enfants et son frère Reggie (Chris Bridges, alias Ludacris). Témoin d'un meurtre atroce, la famille se retrouve dans le collimateur d'un mystérieux tueur. Désormais seule dans le désert du Nouveau-Mexique, sans personne pour l'aider, Brenda doit mener un combat à mort pour protéger sa famille. Réalisé par Millicent Shelton, "End of the Road" est également interprété par Beau Bridges, Mychala Faith Lee, Shaun Dixon et Frances Lee McCain.
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The cast was great but the script was pretty weak and contrived. Still, great for a lazy weekend watch.
End of the Road on Netflix was basically a poorly-written misfire from start to finish but I will say I loved the setting, the lurid neon color scheme, and some of the cinematography. Plus, for all its silliness, it was just fun to watch.
Barely watchable. Never thought I'd say this but Ludacris was miscast. He's way too mature for that type of character. That's a young Dave Chappelle character.
why are all the evil white in this movie?
Ah, I wanted to like this. It tries, but 'End of the Road' isn't something I'd wanna revisit in a great hurry. Queen Latifah and Chris Bridges (aka Ludacris) are the film's only real positive, though I will say the change in directon of the story did fool me... so kudos for that. I actually think the twist makes the story weaker, but still. I found the pacing and dialogue to be off, it does attempt heart with the main characters but sadly it just doesn't come across as natural. You could do worse, but this one fell unfortunately flat for me.