Road Trip
Starring: Brecken Meyer, Seann William Scott, DJ Qualls, Paulo Costanzo, Amy Smart, Rachel Blanchard, Fred Ward, Tom Green
Studio: DreamWorks Home Entertainment
Road Trip has a pretty thin premise, but it's a wild ride.
Brecken Meyer plays Josh, a college student who lives several states away from his girlfriend Tiffany. When he suddenly loses communication with her, he thinks that it's over. He decides to move on, things crazy at a party, and he ends up cheating on her with Beth (Amy Smart). He later finds out that she was called away for a family illness, and he feels terrible about the cheating. To make things worse, the sex with Beth was videotaped, and accidentally mailed to Tiffany. It's time to take a road trip to stop that tape!
(Many people might be scared away by the fact that Tom Green is on the box, but don't worry. He's barely in the movie. Tom's character is the one telling the story, and he's slightly involved. It's a great story, and a great movie. Just stay tuned.)
Hooking up with pals Ruben (Costanzo) and E.L. (Scott), the boys are ready to hit the road. They just need a car. Kyle (Qualls) just happens to have a car, and even though he's nerdy, he's invited along. The four of them take a wild ride across several states, and have quite an adventure. Normally, I might tell you a little more about the movie, but not this time. I'm not going to spoil any of the details. Just watch the movie.
Overall, the movie has TONS of hilarious movies, and it is a must own for anyone who likes comedy. Seann William Scott (of American Pie fame) is once again a breakout character, and really tends to make many scenes memorable. Just watch the movie. You won't be disappointed.
Overall: 10/10
Additional Information:
Rating: R
Run time: 95 minutes.
Released: 2000
DVD Special Features:
Behind The Scenes Featurette
Deleted Scenes
Subtitles & Alternate Languages
Lots of Other Extras
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