David Larson

I lost interest halfway through this twisted, politicized mess. The only character I cared about was Krypto. This isn't a reboot it's an irreverent attempt to hijack a legacy. If this is the future of DCU, good luck with that.

Nothing about this film reflects the reality of RV life. What it attempts to do is paint those who simply enjoy freedom and the outdoors as a roving band of mental misfits living out self-imposed group therapy amidst a bleak, depressed version of nature and Americana.

Like so many other films these days. Visually pleasing but void of any sensibility or meaning.

Annoyingly overedited, underwhelming pretentious drivel.

The difficulty I had with this film, which centers around two Italian families, is that oddly enough they all have Australian accents.

Another addition to the recent line of low-budget Hollywood bilge masquerading as award worthy entertainment. The cinematography and acting are exceptional but unless you enjoy watching broken characters struggle for some modicum of acceptance and meaning in their bleak existence be prepared for 2 hours of misery on the prairie.

This much-needed diversion has everything but the whip.