EuroTrip (2004)
Genre: Comedy / Adventure
Duration: 93 minuten
Country:
United States / Czech Republic
Directed by: Jeff Schaffer
Stars: Scott Mechlowicz, Jacob Pitts and Michelle Trachtenberg
IMDb score:
6,6 (242.535)
Releasedate: 20 February 2004
EuroTrip plot
"No actual Europeans were harmed in the making of this film."
American teen Scott has an online girlfriend in Germany. Her name is Mieke, which Scott pronounces as Mike. Since he sees Mieke for a boy, he is shocked when she asks if she can come over. If he doesn't accept this, Mieke doesn't want anything to do with him anymore. But then Scott finds out that Mieke is actually a stunning girl. His best friend Cooper convinces him to go on a trip to Berlin and meet Mieke in real life.
Actors and actresses
Scott Thomas
Cooper Harris
Jamie
Jenny
Mieke
Fiona
Mad Maynard
Trucker
Anna, The Camera Store Girl
Bert
Reviews & comments
Sergio Leone
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- 4431 messages
- 3111 votes
Stays good.
Even on the third viewing, the deluge of clichés, stereotypes and adolescent humor can make me giggle.
The various passages are fairly evenly distributed, but the beginning, Amsterdam and Rome at the end stand out.
The cast itself is quite replaceable. Scott Mechlodinges has a dull appearance, Michelle Trachtenberg looks much better in 2012, and Jacob Pitts is not greasy and asshole enough for his role.
Then I think the guest appearances are more successful. Matt Damon puts down just about his best role ever, Lucy Lawless plays the SM mistress and Vinnie Jones can again play the noisy hooligan.
Don't expect an adult, sharp comedy, but an adolescent, flat road movie and you won't be disappointed, because this is one of the good kind.
3.5
"Oh oh... Big tunnel!"
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Breur
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- 355 messages
- 1012 votes
One of the best of its kind. Not very original, not a great acting performance, but humor that touched me and made me laugh several times.
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mjk87 (moderator films)
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- 14602 messages
- 4554 votes
I may be 31 and sometimes wonder when I'll finally grow up, but at other times I'm happy to still have enough childishness and to enjoy some enormously adolescent humor as in this movie, but adolescent in the fun way. Without any shame, Europe is made fun of and prejudices are greatly magnified. But it helps that the cast is on a roll with a lot of fun and good timing that makes most of the jokes catch on. It's really a succession of skits, some of which are a bit less, but most of them are just great fun. Sometimes very wrong, sometimes very predictable, but in the flow of such a film that works quite well. Visually nice at times with funny details, especially where the dinner tables serve as a map of Europe. 4.0*.
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