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Eurotrip (20-Feb-2004)

Director: Jeff Schaffer

Writers: Alec Berg; David Mandel; Jeff Schaffer

Keywords: Comedy

NameOccupationBirthDeathKnown for
Fred Armisen
Actor
4-Dec-1966   Saturday Night Live
Diedrich Bader
Actor
24-Dec-1966   The Drew Carey Show
Matt Damon
Actor
8-Oct-1970   Good Will Hunting
Vinnie Jones
Soccer
5-Jan-1965   Footballer turned actor
Kristin Kreuk
Actor
30-Dec-1982   Lana on Smallville
Lucy Lawless
Actor
29-Mar-1968   Xena, Warrior Princess
Joanna Lumley
Actor
1-May-1946   Patsy Stone in Absolutely Fabulous
Scott Mechlowicz
Actor
17-Jan-1981   EuroTrip
Rade Serbedzija
Actor
27-Jul-1946   Dmitri Gredenko on 24
Michelle Trachtenberg
Actor
11-Oct-1985   Dawn Summers on Buffy

REVIEWS

Review by anonymous (posted on 16-Sep-2006)

This is a cool movie. The actors are genuine and not forced. I enjoyed the juvenile subject matter - easy on the brain and full of good laughs. Though the plot was a bit shallow in general, the way that the characters keep getting side-tracked is amusing. Lots of good photography of actual europe. Lots of colorful short-term characters for the primary actors to interact with. One thing that is kind of a let down is that the only full nudity is a bunch of older men. But you do get to see Michelle Trachtenberg in almost all her young freshness. The robot mime scene is pure genius. Funny and simple, but well played out by the actors. I laughed really hard at this, though I am almost ashamed to admit it. But it is a good movie for the average 25 year old. Any older and you will probably still laugh, but you won't want to brag about it.


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