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Eurotrip
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Mixed or average reviews
Based on 30 critic reviews
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Based on 49 votes
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Movie Info
Genre(s): Comedy
Written by:
Alec Berg
David Mandel
Jeff Schaffer
Directed by: Jeff Schaffer
Release Date:
Theatrical: February 20, 2004
DVD: June 1, 2004
Running Time: 96 minutes, Color
Origin: USA
Summary
RATING: R for sexuality, nudity, language and drug/alcohol content
Starring Scott Mechlowicz, Jacob Pitts, Kristin Kreuk, Nial Iskhakov, Michelle Trachtenberg, Travis Wester, and Matt Damon
The producers who took audiences on a "Road Trip" and back to "Old School" now invite you on a wild Eurotrip. (DreamWorks)
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What The Critics Said
All critic scores are converted to a 100-point scale. If a critic does not indicate a score, we assign a score based on the general impression given by the text of the review. Learn more...
Chicago Tribune Robert K. Elder
Finally, a teen sex comedy that's funnier than both its trailer and its outtakes. More important, Eurotrip -- with its laser-guided sex toys and infectious theme song, "Scotty Doesn't Know" -- just might be the best comedy so far this year.
Read Full Review >Film Threat Kevin Carr
If you go in thinking its just a stupid teenage sex comedy, it can be pretty funny.
Read Full Review >Charlotte Observer Lawrence Toppman
A good critic likes nothing better than to go in with low expectations and be proven wrong. EuroTrip makes me a good critic. I'd have sworn I'd never laugh again at somebody assaulting a mime, but this goofy comedy makes even that ancient concept fresh.
Read Full Review >LA Weekly John Patterson
It sure comes through on the belly-laugh front, from its animated in-flight, safety-manual credits through to the very last blooper ('ooligan Vinnie Jones' breathtaking, obscenity-filled rant against the "fahkin' Eye-ties").
Read Full Review >USA Today Claudia Puig
Mixed with the sleaze is the unexpected and occasionally inspired.
Read Full Review >Boston Globe Wesley Morris
In light of our recent crackdown on runaway nudity, the steady stream of exposed breasts in the gnarly Eurotrip give it a nostalgic feel.
Read Full Review >The Hollywood Reporter Michael Rechtshaffen
Although a number of the gags fall flatter than a crepe, the accent is on the charmingly juvenile as opposed to the purely puerile, with a fresh-faced cast of amiable young performers on hand to make the trek relatively painless.
Read Full Review >Salon.com Stephanie Zacharek
Works if you just give yourself over to its exuberant silliness.
Read Full Review >Dallas Observer Luke Y. Thompson
The opening credits -- animated sequences that spoof airline safety cards -- are a high point, but if you're not a prude, the rest of the flick ain't bad either.
Read Full Review >Entertainment Weekly Owen Gleiberman
In the world according to Eurotrip, the Europeans may be a twisted, outdated, ridiculous lot, but what defines them is that unlike the Americans, they've never quite evolved to irony: They treat even the scuzziest habits with dire sincerity.
Read Full Review >TV Guide Angel Cohn
Scene-stealing cameos by Matt Damon and Lucy Lawless and the very catchy pop song that becomes a leitmotif for Scotty's pain are among its less-raunchy (comparatively speaking) highlights.
Read Full Review >The New York Times A.O. Scott
The mildly xenophobic humor includes one of the few inventive mime insults seen in a movie; Eurotrip may be stupid, but it's not dumb.
Read Full Review >Seattle Post-Intelligencer Sean Axmaker
Yet for all the debauchery, there's a juvenile candor in its knowing embrace of teen sex comedy cliches, as if the entire film is just one of Scott's fantasies. You half expect him to jolt awake at the end, and why not? The film fades just like a half-remembered dream.
Read Full Review >The Globe and Mail (Toronto) Stephen Cole
But Eurotrip has no provocative central characters, an absolute must for a gross-out teen comedy. As their names suggest, Scott, Coop, Jenny and Jamie are wusses. "Animal House"'s Bluto Blutarsky would've swallowed them whole without belching.
Read Full Review >San Francisco Chronicle Carla Meyer
Teen sex comedies always have more homoerotic moments than you can shake a ... whatever ... at, but Eurotrip seems overly concerned with penises and predatory men. This brand of humor, a time-honored crutch for comedy writers, is both lazy and unseemly.
Read Full Review >New York Daily News Jack Mathews
A string of sketches. Some are better than others -- or, at least, less bad -- but they exist as extended, stand-alone jokes within an enveloping framework.
Read Full Review >The Onion (A.V. Club) Scott Tobias
The brain trust responsible in part for last year's "The Cat In The Hat," Eurotrip seems like the result of a particularly half-hearted brainstorming session.
Read Full Review >Chicago Reader Jonathan Rosenbaum
Seems intentionally slapdash and stupid, but when one of them referred to Europe as a "country," I wasn't sure if it was meant as a joke or not. Even so, I laughed once or twice.
Read Full Review >Austin Chronicle Marc Savlov
Its hardly the most original teen comedy weve seen, but, again, Schaffer, working from a script by himself, Alec Berg, and David Mandel keeps things borderline sweet throughout.
Read Full Review >Empire James Dyer
Like many of its ilk, this lacks both the wit and cheeky charm of the Pie franchise, subsisting instead on trite gags that dredge up every European stereotype from football thugs to French mimes.
Read Full Review >Variety Scott Foundas
Promising young cast flounders amid comic material that's staler than week-old bread.
Read Full Review >Washington Post Sara Gebhardt
The producers of this mediocre movie ...had a story line rife with potentially good material and instead chose to let bathroom humor, lewd scenarios and gratuitous nudity color their European landscape.
Read Full Review >New York Post Jonathan Foreman
A lazy and uninspired knock-off of the hilarious 2002 movie "Road Trip."
Read Full Review >Premiere Laine Ewen
The premise of the film is serviceable, but the execution is flawed and entirely underwhelming.
Read Full Review >Village Voice Michael Miller
Eurotrip's constant anxiety that women might turn out to be men and vice versa makes this command especially fraught.
Read Full Review >Washington Post Desson Thomson
If you're going to make a gross-out comedy you can't just be gross. You've got to be to be funny as well, or the movie will be DOA. Which is why Eurotrip should be toe-tagged and shoved into the deepest and coldest of video vaults.
Read Full Review >Los Angeles Times Kevin Crust
While the cast members are all appealing, with characters that are barely penciled in it falls on their shoulders to make the film even passably watchable, which they only barely manage.
Read Full Review >ReelViews James Berardinelli
It boggles the mind to consider that the fertile writing team of Alec Berg, David Mandel, and Jeff Schaffer, all of whom spent time scripting episodes of "Seinfeld," could turn out something as abysmally unfunny as Eurotrip.
Read Full Review >Baltimore Sun Chris Kaltenbach
Most of the humor is both determinedly puerile and unfunny, performed by a generic cast.
Read Full Review >Portland Oregonian M. E. Russell
Quite possibly the single most artless gross-out comedy I have ever seen. It relentlessly slaps you with dead carp after dead carp of icky gags -- without any of the cleverness, cinematography or characterization that would give those gags even the slightest bit of juice.
Read Full Review >What Our Users Said
The average user rating for this movie is 8.0 (out of 10) based on 49 User Votes
Note: User votes are NOT included in the Metascore calculation.
Miles C gave it a10:
classic teen comedy that has, if anything, has become even better over a time, a rarity among this genre.
Ryan D gave it a5:
Such predictable and boring jokes make this a loser in my book. I know it's a comedy, but come on, the story should be a tad possible.
Matt A. gave it a9:
Offensive? Give me a break; i'm European and I thought that the stereotypes were hilarious! It's a light hearted joke movie for Christ's sake, it's meant to be childish. I thought it was a shame the hostel scenes in Amsterdam were deleted; watch the dvd, they're hilarious!
R D. gave it a10:
Very good movie. The swimming pool movie scene at the start and the boob-rubbing scene was HOT!
Nicollette Z. gave it a10:
I thought it was a great movie. It was hilarious. They better make a second one.
Rox G. gave it a1:
This film is really lame - let's hope the stereotypes in this film aren't believed - it actually verges on offensive - a long shot off the original US college comedies.
Kevin L. gave it an8:
Eurotrip ROCKS.
