Ersbel Oraph This is a weird combination. The acting is mediocre. Yet somehow the story works and it never slows down. The jokes are disgusting, but not that disgusting to make the audience walk away. Probably it's because of the American prude attitude towards sex that stops the producers go into more gross scenes. Anyway, not good, not bad. Something in between and probably very forgettable.Contact me with Questions, Comments or Suggestions ryitfork @ bitmail.ch

liambl A college student finds himself in deep trouble after accidentally sending a sex-tape (one involving him and another girl he met at the college) to his long-distant girlfriend. This then sets him on a journey with his three friends to go on the titular "road trip" and retrieve said tape.This film has your typical sex-comedy stereotypes:Breckin Meyer as the laid-back every-man, Seann William Scott as the rude know-it-all, Amy Smart as the no-nonsense feminist, Paulo Costanzo as the wisest out of everyone, DJ Qualls as the worm, Anthony Rapp as the creepy nerd, and Tom Green as the "obviously autistic" pervert.Aside that, this movie is actually quite funny for the most part; there's one scene involving SWS's character getting flipped off by a blind female receptionist, but there's a lot more where that came from. It's stupid throughout, but it has quite a charm to it.

KineticSeoul This movie is basically a road trip comedy with a lot of sexual humor. In fact a lot of the sexual humor takes up a lot of the movie, it can even come off as just random at times. Anyways there is a lot of subplots in this movie while a group of friends try to reach there destination, which is alright. Seeing it now, the movie felt a bit dated and not as funny or entertaining when I saw this movie when it first came out. But for the time it came out, it was a lot of fun to see it with friends. Of course I was young back than and had a bit more of the immature humor. And this is what this movie basically is, it's a immature comedy with a lot of fart jokes and sexual humor. The plot of this movie is this, a guy and a girl that has been together in a relationship for a long time ends up being a long distance relationship while in college. Anyways the guy makes a tape for that girl but ends up sending the wrong tape where he screws a blonde that has a crush on him. I have no idea what that blonde saw in that guy that attracted her and it isn't explained. So the four friends go on a road trip to retrieve that tape before the guy's girlfriend sees it. And a lot of random and ridiculous stuff happens during the process. The movie is random at times and a lot of the stuff that happens just doesn't make any sense but it's a comedy your just going to have to go with or it can come off as a bother. Not good as I remembered it but it's a decent comedy, not great but decent.6.4/10

west-travel Road Trip manages to frame every detail a standard comedy about sex and love should consist of. However, there is nothing outstanding in these frames of randomly put together sex, racial, drug- and friendship jokes.Sean William Scott reprises the exact same role as in American Pie, humping his way through the whole thing. The rest of the characters are too boring and subtle and they all fit a pattern of who should preferably be in college guy gang.All that is left then is the story, which can pretty easily be summed up with the old line "never have a girlfriend in college". If you want to gather your buddies and have a laugh don't choose this movie because neither beer nor pot will help you get more than a smile from this.