Arlo Guthrie, James Broderick, Lee Hays
Arlo Guthrie plays a jaded folk singer who wanders through rural New England, encountering different characters along the way, in a kind of homage to the end of an era. The film is more episodic, rath...( read more
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DVD Release Date: January 23, 2001
Stats: 144 reviews
Compare a film like Hair with this one, a tribute to and expansion on Arlo Guthrie's sometime anthem for America in the 1960s. For those who refer to Guthrie being portrayed as a "draft dodger," I think a second look might prove worthwhile. In fact, the heart of irony in...( read more)
This movie drags at the beginning and the end, but it is very entertaing in the middle. It's a very unorthodox film based on Arlo Guthrie's 18 minute song of the same name. Arlo Guthrie does a good job, but at times his lack of acting skills does affect the film. It's about a bu...( read more)
back in the age of dinosaurs(the time of woodstock)i snuck my underage butt into our local theater(gone for many years)to see this, my first r rated movie.i think i really liked this movie(it could have been my 13 year old hormones raging). anyho im gonna try to find it andsee if...( read more)
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