Road Trip 4K 2000 Ultra HD 2160p

Story Movie

Student Josh cheated on his girlfriend Tiffany, who studies at another university, recorded the whole process on camera and accidentally sent the videotape to her as a gift. To save the relationship, it is necessary to intercept the tape before it gets into the hands of the recipient. With three friends, Josh sets off on a cross-country road trip across America.

Review 4K Movie

I'm not afraid to say that the road trip movie is my favorite of all the comedies I have in my collection. It has long been dear to me, memorized and watched twenty times, not because I don't want to watch anything else, but because the crazy adventures shown in the film can instantly lift everyone's spirits, and I have never met anyone who was indifferent to it.

From the very first frames, the screen is filled with the genuine positive emotions and feelings of the two main characters, who have been together since early childhood and love each other so much that even their dogs started dating (this phrase is taken from the film). Despite its release in the fairly round date of 2000, this film still looks great and does not age at all.

Plus, it has a great script, excellent music, and talented actors, among whom Amy Smart, Breckin Meyer, Shaun William Scott, Tom Green (obsessed with feeding mice), and perhaps the funniest and most entertaining of all, DJ Qualls, who starred in this hit and did a tremendous job on the film, bringing it to such a high level. I would also like to express my gratitude to Todd Phillips, Scott Armstrong, and the rest of the team.