70
Amusing and informative.
What are people saying?
What are critics saying?
70
Washington Post by Desson Thomson
A warmly spirited travel diary of a movie.
40
Without the actor’s name and amiably demented grin, Go Further would be an unspeakably tedious and preachy travelogue. With them, this insupportably long home movie, unremarkably directed by Ron Mann, is merely dull.
70
Unquestioning agitprop for vegetarianism, hemp fiber, solar energy, sustainable organic living and other causes espoused by actor-activist Woody Harrelson.
80
Chicago Reader by Jonathan Rosenbaum
A highly entertaining form of ecological agitprop--radical but accessible.
67
Portland Oregonian by Marc Mohan
Overall, the trip successfully embodies the spirit of the original Magic Bus man, Ken Kesey, whom these modern-day pranksters visit in a poignant scene filmed just months before his death.
70
The Hollywood Reporter by Michael Rechtshaffen
An agreeably goofy road movie.
58
Seattle Post-Intelligencer by Sean Axmaker
Whether Mann's film will make a difference, however, is another question. He devotes little time to really exploring the issues, leaving the film a patchwork of assertions that, while they may be true, have to be taken on faith.
80
Filmmaker Ron Mann and actor/activist Woody Harrelson have followed up their hilarious 2000 documentary "Grass" with the equally amusing Go Further.