Road Trip

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

The jokes, fast and furious enough to satisfy both teens and intrepid parents, are far funnier than they are raunchy.

As long as Green is onscreen, which is not nearly enough, Road Trip is easy to get revved up about.

This isn't an objectionable movie, just a mild, obvious, and rather limp one, with plenty of little jolts but no ejaculatory payoff.

Genially moronic, Road Trip will tide you over until the next slice of "American Pie" comes along.

Degenerates into a slow-moving game of connect-the-gross-outs.

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.

One of the best teen sex movies to hit the market. Our heroes include the very complementing trio of Breckin Meyer, Sean Williams Scott and DJ Qualls who are all people to root for as Josh, E.L and Kyle respectively. The cast is excellent, the jokes are big and the antics are filled with michief. Tom Green MAKES this even more fantastic as the mouse toting Barry. Loses two points for a few boring scenes featuring forgettable characters... Rubin is also a slight weakpoint. (being pressed inbetween American Pie and American Pie 2 didn't do any favours to this great movie)

Tiene una muy corta duración, pero consigue entretener y divertir, la recomiendo.