Rumble Strip

Surprised to see ANY bad reviews, honestly. This is a slam dunk enjoyable watch. Smart, savvy, and unexpected. That something fresh can still be made from a well used genre format speaks to the talent here. Remember this kid's name.

A promising debut from first-time filmmaker Jack Littman, RUMBLE STRIP is a stripped-down thrill ride that sends a former mercenary on a desperate race to rescue his kidnapped lover. Set in an eerie, toxic future, our ex-merc and his gal wander a rusty, paved-over America which grows more landlocked each day as the water disappears. Here, one pedals refurbished wheels to try and save the day. Earnest and engaging lead Jack Littman (who wrote, directed, and scored the film) carries the story capably, evoking bruised innocence, grit, and courage. He gets accomplished support from graceful newcomer Autumn Randolph as his missing girlfriend, Gregory Littman (THE LONELY ONE) as a cold-blooded CEO who trafficks the world's dwindling H2O to the highest bidder, and Anna Khaja (THE GOOD PLACE, MADAME SECRETARY) as the CEO's right hand--she has her hands full forestalling the next major earthquake. If you like indie thrillers, this one is worth your time. Be sure to hydrate well before watching.

The first few reviews are very high. They were obviously put there by the moviemakers. In fact, this film is very amateurish. I guess if you want to make movies, you gotta start somewhere. Seen on Tubi, the free streaming site; which has many indie movies, foreign films, older major studio films; and now, live TV.

... of great beauty and brutality. As filmmaker and actor, Littman takes us on a journey, with fragile hope, across the desolate landscape of an all-too-possible future.

I dont know if I should laugh or cry... I don't recommend taking this one on sober. i recommend staying as faraway form this movie as is humanly possible .

A promising debut from first-time filmmaker Jack Littman, RUMBLE STRIP is a stripped-down thrill ride that sends a former mercenary on a desperate race to rescue his kidnapped lover. Set in an eerie, toxic future, our ex-merc and his gal wander a rusty, paved-over America which grows more landlocked each day as the water disappears. Here, one pedals refurbished wheels to try and save the day. Earnest and engaging lead Jack Littman (who wrote, directed, and scored the film) carries the story capably, evoking bruised innocence, grit, and courage. He gets accomplished support from graceful newcomer Autumn Randolph as his missing girlfriend, Gregory Littman (THE LONELY ONE) as a cold-blooded CEO who trafficks the world's dwindling H2O to the highest bidder, and Anna Khaja (THE GOOD PLACE, MADAME SECRETARY) as the CEO's right hand--she has her hands full forestalling the next major earthquake. If you like indie thrillers, this one is worth your time. Be sure to hydrate well before watching.

In the future the world has all but died. We have colonies on other planets which need water. Spherecorp supplies them with water from Earth, something we never see in this low budget film. We see one man steal 5 gallons from them and is hunted down. There are other people on Earth trying to survive with water being scarce outside of the corporation. Boring and slow. Guide" F-word. No sex or nudity.