R2PC: Road to Park City

Name: R2PC: Road to Park City
Genre: Comedy
Released: January 23, 2001
Duration: 83 min
Rating: 41
Cast: Paige Turco, Syd Field

2001

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Phaedra Cinema | Release Date: January 23, 2001 | R

Starring: Paige Turco, Syd Field

Summary: Depicts the naïve, first-time filmmaker, John Viener. When it becomes evident to John that everyone on the block is making a film, he decides that he, too, can be the next Steven Spielberg. He soon decides that his goal is to make a film, and to not only enter, but to win the prestigious Sundance Film Festival, because as he says at oneDepicts the naïve, first-time filmmaker, John Viener. When it becomes evident to John that everyone on the block is making a film, he decides that he, too, can be the next Steven Spielberg. He soon decides that his goal is to make a film, and to not only enter, but to win the prestigious Sundance Film Festival, because as he says at one point in the film "how hard can that be?" (Phaedra Cinema)… Expand

Director: Bret Stern

Genre(s): Comedy

Rating: R

Runtime: 83 min

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Mr. Showbiz Kevin Maynard

This is slight stuff, but the legions of budding Scorseses and Kevin Smiths might actually learn a little something, and they will certainly enjoy a chortle or two -- even if it is at their own expense. Read full review

Amy Taubin

An Indiewood spoof that's more winning than anyone who wasn't a close friend of the director could possibly expect, R2PC satirizes not only wannabe auteurs but also that overworked genre, the faux documentary, while functioning as a credible study guide for Filmmaking 101. Read full review

Elizabeth Weitzman

If you want to make a film, this is a great place to start. But if you just want to watch one, it's more of dead end. Read full review

TV Guide Magazine Maitland McDonagh

Hugely smug and annoying. Read full review

A.O. Scott

The intentionally self-conscious style of R2PC is a little hard to take sometimes because the movie is trying too hard to be funny. Read full review

Jonathan Foreman

A pointless, wincingly snide exercise.

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