I am over 30, but I've always liked to watch teen movies, mainly John Hughes' funny stories. This Eurotrip is somewhat over the top, but the characters are caught so naturally in the continuous weird situations that you are obliged to laugh! Four friends go to Europe during summer. Scott's girlfriend abruptly ends their relationship and in his sadness he discovers the internet friend he has in in truth a beautiful German girl. Then, he flies to Europe with his best friend Cooper in search of his true love. There, the twins Jenny and Jamie complete the group! There are countless scenes stereotyping both Americans and Europeans, sexually and culturally speaking. It is not for all audiences as some jokes really go deep and beyond... but if you just want to have something to laugh and not ponder about it, this is the movie for you!

The Bottom Line:

Consistently amusing and often hilarious, Eurotrip can be forgiven for spending far too much time on some sequences (e.g. the "robot fight") because of its generally-likable characters, lack of fecal humor, and moments of inspired comedy.

If you are looking for a funny movie with great visual comedy, sexual comedy and a catchy song - this is it!

Great movie to watch with friends who are twins - especially if they are a boy and girl set.

Own this movie, have watched it several times and each time I watch, I find new stuff to laugh at. Just bought it for a friend for a Christmas gift - he likes Wedding Crashers types of movies. Plus his wife calls him "Scotty" so it's perfect!

Perfect gift for any man in your life named Scott.

This movie has what appears to be real footage throughout Europe. Buy this movie! I own the basic full screen version, but I bought my friend above the unrated widescreen version to fit his TV better. Pick it up!!

I fell in love with Eurotrip the moment I saw it. Yes, it is VERY high in sexual content, but you understand, it's done to attract attention.

Eurotrip is full of hilarious moments, even aside from the sex. "Scotty doesn't know" was stuck in my head for days, and I'm singing it as I'm writing this review! =D And I gotta say, Lucy Lawless was totally awesome in her role as madame Vandersex!!

Don't let little kids, nor older people watch it. It's too inappropriate for kids and parents are likely to hate it. I'd say this movie is for teens and young(er) adults.

If you liked Road Trip and American Pie you will like this one. Very funny and some out of hand humor.