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College Road Trip (2008)

Director: Roger Kumble

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From Time Out New York

An Illinois cop (Martin), obsessively overprotective of his college-bound baby (Raven-Symoné), is pushing for matriculation at nearby Northwestern. But when faraway Georgetown wins her heart, Dad packs up the SUV and tries to change her mind on the drive there. Cacophonous slapstick and push-button treacle define this shrill attempt at a G-rated family comedy, in which clever plot points and well-earned emotion are given short shrift in the face of Taser gags and a caffeinated pig.

Author: Stephen Garrett 2008-03-11 18:06:53

Time Out New York Issue 650: March 13–19, 2008


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Director: Roger Kumble

Cast: Martin Lawrence, Donny Osmond, Kym E. Whitley, Vincent Pastore, Raven Symoné full cast

Rated: G

Duration: 83 mins

US Release: Mar 7 2008




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