Road Trip

Name: Road Trip
Genre: Adventure, Comedy
Released: May 19, 2000
Duration: 93 min
Rating: 55
Cast: Amy Smart, Breckin Meyer, DJ Qualls, Paulo Costanzo, Seann William Scott

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DreamWorks Distribution | Release Date: May 19, 2000 | Unrated

Starring: Amy Smart, Breckin Meyer, DJ Qualls, Paulo Costanzo, Seann William Scott, Tom Green

Summary: Josh, a college student, videotapes an incident with a coed and someone actually mails the tape to his girlfriend, after which Josh tows two of his college buddies and one not-so-eager kid on a wild 1,800 mile road trip from Ithaca to Austin to save his lifelong romance.

Director: Todd Phillips

Genre(s): Adventure, Comedy

Rating: Unrated

Runtime: 93 min

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Desson Thomson

I'm talking cheap visual gags, painfully embarrassing moments and other sophomoric humor guaranteed to get you and your friends almost vomiting with laughter. Read full review

Lou Lumenick

A cheerfully crude, well-cast (and frequently uproarious) campus comedy in the tradition of "There's Something About Mary." Read full review

Joe Leydon

Be forewarned: After you see Road Trip, it may be months, if not years, before you can order French toast with a straight face and a settled stomach. Read full review

Stephen Holden

Bad taste is timeless. And sometimes it can be so funny that you can't help laughing. Read full review

Mick LaSalle

The film's real find is D.J. Qualls, who is very funny as a jug-eared nerd who blossoms into a wild man after three days on the road. Read full review

Film.com Tom Keogh

When Phillips is out of the zone, however, Road Trip slows down, awaiting another redemption. Read full review

Dallas Observer Robert Wilonsky

It ranks (indeed, it is rank) among the most soul-deadening movies ever made; it has no pulse and seeks to steal yours with a cynical vengeance. Read full review

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BenH.

Jul 22, 2007

Very funny movie. Even my 60 year old dad laughed during several parts of the film. One of the best comedies I have ever seen!

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MinecraftF

Apr 3, 2017

I'm talking cheap visual gags, painfully embarrassing moments and other sophomoric humor guaranteed to get you and your friends almost vomiting with laughter.