Dull, plodding flick
"Two-Lane Blacktop" is about two men, Driver and Mechanic (singer-songwriter James Taylor and the Beach Boys' Dennis Wilson in their only acting roles), accompanied by a tagalong girl (Laurie Bird), who make their way across America, picking up racing bets on the side.  Along the way, they meet GTO (Warren Oates) and challenge him to a cross-country race.  The prize:  their cars' pink slips.<br /><br />The race takes them through a landscape filled with gas stations, roadside diners, and blacktop highways.  As the film -- and the race -- goes on, director Monte Hellman has his characters meander a great deal, stopping here and there, as if neither driver is in much of a hurry to win.  In fact, the initial drama of the race soon dissipates into a kind of existential look at obsession, freedom, and purpose.  The central characters have apparently more time on their hands than they can handle and they seek excitement in a race but then get endlessly sidetracked. We learn little about the characters and after investing time watching, wonder why we bothered.  The road movie is a staple of American cinema, but "Two-Lane Blacktop" leaves the viewer confused about its point.<br /><br />Blu-ray bonus extras are abundant, and include two audio commentaries; an interview with Monte Hellman, actor James Taylor, and musician Kris Kristofferson; screen test outtakes; a featurette about the restoration of the '55 Chevy used in the movie and the film's locations; and photos and publicity materials from the film.
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : Drag racing east from L.A. in a souped-up ’55 Chevy are the wayward Driver and Mechanic (singer/songwriter James Taylor and the Beach Boys’ Dennis Wilson, in their only acting roles), accompanied by a tagalong Girl (Cockfighter’s Laurie Bird). Along the way, they meet Warren Oates’s Pontiac GTO–driving wanderer and challenge him to a cross-country race—the prize: their cars’ pink slips. But no summary can do justice to the existential punch of Two-Lane Blacktop. With its gorgeous widescreen compositions and sophisticated look at American male obsession, this stripped-down narrative from maverick director Monte Hellman (The Shooting) is one of the artistic high points of 1970s cinema, and possibly the greatest road movie ever made..