Thunder Force Fails to Bring the Thunder
Thunder Force brings much-needed diversity to the superhero genre. Unfortunately, it's also an uninteresting and unfunny mess.
The Great American Road Trip in America (2026)
A travel show parody and its own disastrous making-of documentary unfold together in one road trip comedy. As the crew attempts to film a television-style journey across America, the production behind the camera becomes just as chaotic as the show itself. The movie moves between the polished travel segments they are trying to create and the messy reality of actually making them. At the center is a clueless Swiss-Italian travel host whose confidence only makes every misunderstanding bigger. What begins as a simple travel program slowly turns into a comedy about the trip, the show, and the disaster of making both.
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A travel show parody and its own disastrous making-of documentary unfold together in one road trip comedy. As the crew attempts to film a television-style journey across America, the production behind the camera becomes just as chaotic as the show itself. The movie moves between the polished travel segments they are trying to create and the messy reality of actually making them. At the center is a clueless Swiss-Italian travel host whose confidence only makes every misunderstanding bigger. What begins as a simple travel program slowly turns into a comedy about the trip, the show, and the disaster of making both.
Rating:PG-13
Genre:Comedy, Documentary
Written By:Robert A. Palmer, Atilla Végh
In Theaters:7/4/2026
Box Office:
Runtime:98 minutes
Studio:Intergalactic Movie Productions, Geneva Contradictions, Hoppywood Films
Cast
Atilla Végh, Robert A. Palmer
Director
Luca Wunderbaum
self
Robert A. Palmer
self
Christopher Haskell
'American Retired Commander' interviewee
Rick Bresett
self, retired staff sergeant/gun instructor
Graham Vowell
lost hiker
Lisa Singer Haese
Nick Liberato
self
Eric Horowitz
executive producer Charlie
Heath Martin
editor Mike
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