Synopsis
driving POVs New Mexico (town, probably Santa Fe) pixillated highway strip sequence along US 66 (great) Chicago in distance Chicago freeways Lake Shore Drive POVs Views of Lake Michigan, including wild waves Ohio Turnpike POVs in rain "The Wildwoods" billboard in western Pennsylvania New Stanton exit sign Driving POVs on rainy and foggy freeway through tunnel Service plaza with Esso station POVs along US 22 in New Jersey (rural portion) pulling into driveway at home in Edison
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- Running time
- 19 minutes
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★★★★ · Are we there yet? · Spuzz · 2020-08-24
A nearly 100% shot film from the front seat of a car, this is actually great, going through all sorts of towns, cities, country side, and other outdoor settings (no mountains though). The film does have an abnormal attraction to small town streets in the first half, which is charming.. Not too sure what they were looking for, but it's interesting! Love the shots of the huge waves in Lake MIchigan. It didn't look like it was HUGELY windy, but up the waves went! All sorts of fun here.
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