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Road to Nowhere Blu-ray Review

Score: 42

from 2 reviewers

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Region A-locked US Blu-ray of a low-budget indie film offers average presentation with few extras, failing to entertain despite its ambitious attempt at mystery.

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DTS-HD MA

Video: 42

Road to Nowhere Blu-ray features a passable 1080p HD video in 1.78:1 widescreen. Shot on Canon 5D Mark II, it offers good detail with limitations, a muted color scheme, and issues with black levels and texture, reflecting its low budget.

Audio: 37

The audio of one film offers a very limited Dolby Digital 5.1 experience with clear dialogue and a basic score, while another's 5.1 DTS-HD mix excels with vivid sound effects, clear dialogue, and dynamic music, creating an immersive atmosphere.

Extra: 51

The disc features intriguing extras, including a detailed behind-the-scenes look, a superficial interview with Shannyn Sossamon, and a Q&A dominated by writer insights, capturing the peculiar essence of the production.

Movie: 46

Monte Hellman's 'Road to Nowhere' blends reality and fiction in a baffling, experimental indie film, offering a complex, self-indulgent cinematic riddle that may alienate viewers despite its technical intrigue.

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