Eurotrip (R)
Stupid and offensive. Beware.
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- Studio: Dreamworks SKG, Dreamworks SKG
- Directed By: Jeff Schaffer
- Cast: Michelle Trachtenberg
- Running Time: 92 minutes
- Release Date: 02/19/2004
- Video/DVD Release Date: 05/31/2004
- Genre: Comedy
- MPAA Rating: R
- MPAA Explanation: sexuality, nudity, language and drug/alcohol content
Parents need to know
Families can talk about the appeal of purposely "tasteless" comedy. Who is the audience for this sort of humor? Why is it funny? Who determines when comedy crosses a line or goes too far?
Message
Social Behavior:
You wouldn't want your kids acting like any of these characters. Offensive stereotypes, homophobic humor, crude jokes.
Consumerism:
Drugs/Alcohol/Tobacco:
Drinking by teenagers, drug references.
Violence
Comic violence.
Sex
Full male and female nudity, sexual references and situations, including "comic" incest and bondage.
Language
Extremely strong language.
Common Sense says
What's the story?
Reviewed by Nell Minow
Is it any good?
The main characters are so bland that they barely manage to register on the screen. And while it is understandable to try for humor that does not rely on any knowledge of history or culture, the jokes in the movie are so dependent on ignorance that watching it can by itself destroy brain cells. There are a couple of mildly cute moments when Scott robot-fights with a street mime and when Matt Damon, in a cameo as a multi-pierced rock musician, sings a song about having sex with Scott's girlfriend. But the rest is as dull as an offensive movie can be and as offensive as a dull movie can be.
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