OK - Some of the mature crowd might possibly be offended by the lewd behavior and drug humor of Road Trip , but those who are open minded will likely laugh at the scenes that offer one grandpa's sexual frustrations and drug related hallucinations. Even the smart crowd needs a mental vacation from time to time, and this film has just enough mindless entertainment to fit the bill. Tiffany heads to the University of Austin while Josh stays at the local college in Ithica, New York. Both miss each other very much, make cutesy videos for each other and talk on the phone all the time, until one day Tiffany just stops returning Josh's calls. But that is not the only story going on.
Every character has some typical problems that make for some pretty funny scenes.
Tiffany has a darn good reason for not calling Josh, so he immediately is thrown into a case of the guilts for what he has done. Beth has a crush on Josh, so she decides she needs to be closer to him, and goes on a road trip of her own in search of him, after Barry tells her Josh went to Boston, rather than Austin. Take these fun little side plots and throw in some outrageous stops along the way and what you've got is one hysterically-naughty little film. Of course, as it is the year 2000, the gross jokes are grosser than what we have come to think of as gross, the sight gags make you gag a little more, and the political incorrectness of it all will have you in stitches. It is almost as if the boys of American Pie enrolled in the University of Ithaca and just continued the hijinx from there.