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Big Sur (2013)

Big Sur is a film adaptation of the Jack Kerouac autobiographical novel of the same name.

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Serge L 22 Dec 2015

The film is organized like a book. Jack Kerouac, now a beatnick hero after On the road, is fed up and go to California, and narrates the film. This may be based on Jack's writing but it pokes holes at the icon. Certainly Kerouac wanted to deflate his own icon, but the film starts like Mad men to only placate Kerouac to a cardboard character on the ground. Okay, we get his sense of adventure and the sudden freedom of the time. But we don't get his jadedness and his panic attacks. We don't understand his drive to get drunk. Was he just a spineless animal, not understanding people, nor himself? Was he an homer-sexual unknown to himself? The film itself seems to disconnect to reality and his subject, midway. It's like a rocket to the moon that despises itself because everyone keeps cheering for it after it's back. Still two stars for some recreation of the period and the two fabulously good looking girls. Otherwise, a spanking for subject spoilage.

Justin Lowe 19 Sep 2013

Filming a truly immersive and dimensional adaptation of a Kerouac novel remains an ongoing challenge for any filmmaker, but Polish’s film comes closer than most, while adding another layer of complexity to the author’s venerable reputation.

Rita R 10 Jun 2013

There are long stretches of readings from Kerouac's eponymous novel over a dramatization of the story neither of which really captured my imagination. But the cinematography of the forests and coastlines of northern California are breathtakingly gorgeous.

Matthew S 22 Apr 2015

An interesting imagining of Kerouac's infamous novel.

Robert Abele 31 Oct 2013

Although no less fawning and indulgent about its self-centered subject, played by Jean-Marc Barr (who also narrates, run-on style), the muted emptiness of the ill-fated sojourn wills its way toward something like existential meaningfulness.