There are few genuine jokes here, just familiar comic happenings.
Going the Distance (2004)
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Reviews Counted:5
Fresh:0
Rotten:5
Average Rating:2.8/10
Genre: Comedies
Synopsis: Now that he and his friends are finished high school, Nick expects to spend his first summer of freedom hanging out with his best friends on Tofino beach and loving his best girl, Trish. But when... Now that he and his friends are finished high school, Nick expects to spend his first summer of freedom hanging out with his best friends on Tofino beach and loving his best girl, Trish. But when Trish suddenly moves to Toronto to follow her career ambitions, Nick figures that the only way he'll keep her is to marry her. First, he has to get to Toronto and Trish, before her sleazy boss has his way. Forget flying: Nick's best buddies Tyler and Dime tag along, and their journey will follow the scenic route - from Tofino to Toronto in Nick's busted-up RV. And when the guys pick up a couple of cute hitchhiker chicks, Nick's cross-country quest for love gets a whole lot more interesting... -- © Official Site [More]
Director: Mark Griffiths
Director: Mark Griffiths
Reviews for Going the Distance
The landscape will survive this desecration; it's questionable whether the actors will.
It's as goofy and crude as this sort of road movie usually is, but the drug jokes, bad language and endless sex wisecracks are bound to amuse the pre-teen and (young) adolescent set.
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