#Road to nowhere movie code

Grouse tells her that she has a future in IT.īack at the high school, Luna tells Mrs. Luna steps in and manages to fix it, stating that she learned about computers from recording music.

#Road to nowhere movie code

He tries to debug code on a computer, but then a 'Catastrophic Error' pops up. After Luna adds more bacon, Scoots complains that the cheese smells bad, which Luna removes, but then Scoots complains there's too much bacon, causing Luna to snap and her Dad takes over. With Scoots as her first customer, she serves her a salad, but she complains that she asked for extra bacon.

With dental hygiene not working out for her, Luna goes to work with her Dad as a waiter at the Aloha Comrade restaurant. After watching her Mom clean out so much gunk from his teeth and tried to remove a false tooth made from beef jerky, Luna faints. Taking Lisa's advice, Luna goes to work with her Mom as a dentist, and Flip comes in for his checkup, which Rita notes that he is ten years overdue. Lisa then suggests that she tries careers based on health care, food service, and technology. She confides to her little sister how she is worried about her future and can't find any other way to fit into the music business other than being a rock star. Back at home, Lisa is making her weekly DNA cheek swabs and notices Luna looking despondent. Then, Luna gets hired to be DJ at a karaoke bar, but then she is fired after interrupting Mrs. Luna starts off with applying at a record store and is hired, but after scaring off her first customer, she is fired. So, she sets out on finding a better career in music. Luna and Chunk prepares for the Royal Rumble. He then pulls over to pick up an old washing machine, and Luna begins to worry that she won't make it as a rock star and will end up living in a van, just like Chunk. During the trip back home, Luna asks him about it and Chunk shows her his yearbook and finds his name, along with the words, 'Next stop, rock 'n' roll fame!'.

Vaporciyan then meets Chunk and recognizes him as Chester Monk, since she was his first teacher in his first year after moving from England, and tells Luna that he also headlined the Royal Rumble. Vaporciyan tells her that she passed and Luna excitedly exclaims, 'Next stop, rock 'n' roll fame!'. After her performance (and a stage dive), Mrs. Luna meets Chunk in the driveway, who was sleeping in his van so he wouldn't be late for her audition for the Royal Rumble. Overlong at 121 minutes (at the very least, those indulgent excerpts from 'The Lady Eve,' 'The Seventh Seal' and 'Spirit of the Beehive' could be cut), this film will thoroughly exhaust most viewers' patience.Luna learns Chunk was like her in high school, and worries that her ambition to be a rocker is unrealistic.

'Road to Nowhere' could be enjoyable if - like Lynch - Hellman was a more stylized filmmaker, but this conspicuously flat work not only lacks striking camera movement but doesn't even have a musical score. It's all quite confusing, and not interesting enough to worry about. Meanwhile, a story consultant and insurance investigator (Waylon Payne) is equally fixated on Laurel, and believes she is secretly portraying herself after switching identities to avoid capture. As shooting continues, Mitchell and Laurel becomes lovers and this compromises the project - smitten Mitchell begins skewing scenes toward his lady, much to the dismay of the screenwriter and other cast members (Cliff De Young plays her older co-star). Well, unless you count Sossamon's stunningly photogenic face. Scenes occur both inside and outside the fictional film without adequate warning, and this arty ambiguity is as about as far as the movie's pleasures go. This film-within-a-film aims to be a David Lynch-like puzzle in which alter-ego director Mitchell Haven (Tygh Runyan) casts troubled novice Laurel Graham (Shannyn Sossamon) in his erratic dramatization of a true story about a doomed, con-artist couple. Hard to believe 'Road to Nowhere' is what lured director Monte Hellman back to feature films after a 22-year break.