On the Road, Again
As readers here know, I'm a big admirer of the movie, Road to Everywhere, that my friend Michael Shoob wrote and directed. And though I know I might be biased here -- and I am biased, but I'm also correct -- the movie has a 96% audience "Popcornmeter" rating on Rotten Tomatoes.
I bring this up again because the movie just added a second way to stream it for free. The first way is using the Hoopla service (which is a library "rental" option that you can sign up for a free account with most public libraries).
What they just added is the free Tubi streaming service.
If you don't have a Hoopla account (it's simple to get -- just go to their website and sign up with your library card number), Tubi is available by simply going to their website. The difference is that watching the film on Tubi will have ad breaks, while Hoopla is ad-free.
The movie on Hoopla is here.
The movie on Tubi is here.
Road to Everywhere is also available to watch on major streaming services, although those (at the moment) are all rental.
As the film describes itself on its website -- "Los Angeles cab driver Jason Schuyler is offered the fare of a lifetime by Jake, a local Casino dealer and gambler. Jake asks Schuyler to drive him to the Navajo Nation in Arizona, the home he abandoned 30 years ago, to see his grandson compete in a Native American rodeo."
Here's the trailer. They do a respectable job with it, getting across the different levels of the story, although the film (which is a character-driven drama) has fair amount more humor than even the trailer shows.
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