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Ambitious in its attempts to stitch Jack Kerouac’s biography through a patchwork exploration of both cultural and social modern America as related to his seminal book On The Road.

Inferior to the original in practically every way.

If Jackson was hoping for ethereal over corny, he’s failed decisively

Simply put, the viewer is constantly tempted to attribute the character’s old man’s ramblings both to the author of the source novel and to the filmmaker adapting it.

The veteran director brings more than enough to the table to make his version well worth watching.

There are no weak links in the performances here, but Ben-Adir is the standout, communicating most in the moments when he doesn't say a word.

The creative spark lights no fires in this crib.

Always feels grounded and honest and a little bit awkward in all the right ways.