Road Trip (2000)
Genre: Comedy / Road movie
Duration: 93 minuten
Country:
United States
Directed by: Todd Phillips
Stars: Breckin Meyer, Amy Smart and Seann William Scott
IMDb score:
6,5 (189.160)
Releasedate: 19 May 2000
Road Trip plot
"The greatest college tradition of all."
A boy cheats and the lovemaking is recorded with a video camera. The tape is accidentally sent to his girlfriend on the other side of America. What follows is a long road trip, trying to get hold of the tape before the girlfriend gets it.
Actors and actresses
Josh Parker
E.L.
Rubin Carver
Kyle Edwards
Beth Wagner
Barry Manilow
Tiffany Henderson
Sperm Bank Nurse
Jacob
Motel Clerk
Reviews & comments
Shadowed
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- 11557 messages
- 6803 votes
Reasonable.
More successful than American Pie with more catchy and better humor. Despite a lot of it is also quite bland, there is a little less yelling or fart, poop and pee humor in it. Didn't expect much from this beforehand, but I was pleasantly surprised.
Green is mainly the surprise here, as bland as he was in Freddy Got Fingered he is so nice here. You can also clearly see that the film is told from some corners of Green. Naked women's bathroom and the ending scene in the library are a good example of this.
Humor really grabs you, so you sometimes have to gray, sometimes it's a bit bland but often funny. The comedy also passes you quickly, which is also a good sign. One of the better comedies, recommended if you like this kind of humor.
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martijn011
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- 2034 messages
- 1309 votes
I think I've seen this movie at least three or four times but never voted. Set up again last night. The big advantage of films like this is that it is very easy to watch, so you can watch it again without any problems.
These kind of movies really fall under youth sentiment, but I have to say that I still found it quite entertaining in general.
Of course you can name more than ten things that are bad and that make no sense, but if you look at this in its entirety, there are quite nice scenes that make you laugh.
Phillips doesn't take it all that seriously either, I think that works best too.
Enough.
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Collins
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- 7452 messages
- 4430 votes
"Barry, hit the lights. It's boner time!"
So from that. Road Trip is a teenie comedy à la American Pie. Four friends on a road trip to Texas who have adventures along the way. A turbulent journey that is quite fun. The key words in the film are: sex and drugs. The humor is often obscene, bland and stupid, but hey, I could laugh about it every now and then.
The characters are okay. The only annoying character that I thought: "I hope he stays at home", fortunately does. So no annoyances during the trip. In addition, there is reasonable acting. Amy Smart doesn't master that aspect very well, by the way, but she's beautiful.
The story is not much else but the road trip is not boring to follow. There are plenty of fun and funny events along the way that provide the film with a nice run.
Road Trip is mindless entertainment. But mindless doesn't mean the movie is boring. Sometimes it's even funny.
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