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National Lampoon's Senior Trip

National Lampoon's Senior Trip is a 1995 American comedy film for the National Lampoon magazine franchise, directed by Kelly Makin. It marked Jeremy Renner's film debut.

National Lampoon's Senior Trip
Theatrical release poster
Directed byKelly Makin
Written by
Produced by
  • Wendy Grean
  • Peter Morgan
Starring
Music bySteve Bartek
Production
company
Distributed byNew Line Cinema
Release date
  • September 8, 1995 (1995-09-08)
Running time
91 minutes
CountryUnited States
LanguageEnglish
Box office$4,686,937 (Worldwide)

Plot

At Fairmount High School, Ohio in the suburbs of Dayton, a group of teenage students begin their school with an assembly featuring a band called "High on Life", though they are selfish at teachers and the principal. As the band continues to play onstage, Mark "Dags" D'Agastino and Reggie Barry decide to sabotage the assembly by exposing the band is lip syncing their music and playing the song recordings at inappropriate times. After a typing class (during which the teacher suffers a heart attack and dies), the seniors cut school and throw a party for Principal Moss. Moss eventually gets informed about the party from the student body president Steve Nisser. When he returns home, he gives the group detention, forcing them to write a letter to the President of the United States, explaining what is wrong with the education system.

The next day while arriving at school, Moss and the new typing class teacher notices that various newspaper station vans are there assuming that something has gone wrong within the building. Mrs. Winston tells him that John Lerman is inside the building after meeting the seniors. Moss makes the announcement over them being invited by the President, who amazingly enjoyed their letter, to Washington, D.C. to discuss it. However, it is actually just a plot devised by the corrupt U.S. Senator to humiliate the President. The bus arrives at a convenience store, where Dags and Reggie lock Moss in a flooded washroom, and they steal alcoholic beverages. They are pursued by Travis, a crazed Star Trek fan and crossing guard, who hitches a ride with an Asian family. While on their way, Moss falls into a "coma" after taking pills given to him by bus driver Red. At this point, the students go on a rampage celebrating over Moss passing out and throw another party, while Carla Morgan, the school slut, puts makeup on Moss.

The next day, the bus is pursued by Travis and the police. Red apparently dies from a drug overdose, and the bus nearly plows into a lake. Dags manages to stop it in time, but the car lands on the water and Travis escapes. Arriving at Washington, the group checks into a hotel and decides to take a class photo at a cemetery. Miosky uses fart lighting on J. Edgar Hoover's flame to distract Travis. That night, the seniors secretly lace a box of chocolates with tequila and give it to Miss Milford. When Milford seduces Moss, the students begin to leave to go to a party at the hotel next door, but Steve Nisser threatens to blow the whistle. Dags orders Mioski to take care of him. At the hotel, while the other students enjoy the party, Lisa Perkins takes Dags to the rooftop where she seduces him. The next day, she suddenly discovers the plot to use the students and embarrass the President.

At the same time, Senator Lerman unexpectedly wakes up Moss and Milford, who—shocked at finding themselves in the same room—prepare themselves and the seniors for their meeting with the President. However, when they open the room, they do not find them there but only a tied-up Steve Nisser. Moss and Milford find the missing students, as they are informed of Lerman's plot as Lerman baffles to the discovery. The senator subsequently kidnaps Miosky and takes him to the White House with the others in hot pursuit. When they arrive at the White House, the senator insults the seniors, but Moss unexpectedly stands up for them. The senator's plot is ultimately exposed and the seniors return home. The film ends with a montage of the characters and where they ended up after the events.

Cast

Reception

Box office

The film opened to $2,184,901 from 1,397 theaters with the average to 1,563 per site. The United States had $3,686,337; it was 78% of the total gross of the film. The overseas gross was $1,000,600 and it brought the film to $4,686,937.

Critical response

The film received overwhelmingly negative reviews, earning a 0% approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes website, but it currently holds a B grade at Yahoo! Movies.[1]

References

  1. ^ "National Lampoons Senior Trip". Rotten Tomatoes. Retrieved May 14, 2016.

External links

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3 Reception 3 1 Box office 3 2 Critical response 4 References 5 External linksPlot EditAt Fairmount High School Ohio in the suburbs of Dayton a group of teenage students begin their school with an assembly featuring a band called High on Life though they are selfish at teachers and the principal As the band continues to play onstage Mark Dags D Agastino and Reggie Barry decide to sabotage the assembly by exposing the band is lip syncing their music and playing the song recordings at inappropriate times After a typing class during which the teacher suffers a heart attack and dies the seniors cut school and throw a party for Principal Moss Moss eventually gets informed about the party from the student body president Steve Nisser When he returns home he gives the group detention forcing them to write a letter to the President of the United States explaining what is wrong with the education system The next day while arriving at school Moss and the new typing class teacher notices that various newspaper station vans are there assuming that something has gone wrong within the building Mrs Winston tells him that John Lerman is inside the building after meeting the seniors Moss makes the announcement over them being invited by the President who amazingly enjoyed their letter to Washington D C to discuss it However it is actually just a plot devised by the corrupt U S Senator to humiliate the President The bus arrives at a convenience store where Dags and Reggie lock Moss in a flooded washroom and they steal alcoholic beverages They are pursued by Travis a crazed Star Trek fan and crossing guard who hitches a ride with an Asian family While on their way Moss falls into a coma after taking pills given to him by bus driver Red At this point the students go on a rampage celebrating over Moss passing out and throw another party while Carla Morgan the school slut puts makeup on Moss The next day the bus is pursued by Travis and the police Red apparently dies from a drug overdose and the bus nearly plows into a lake Dags manages to stop it in time but the car lands on the water and Travis escapes Arriving at Washington the group checks into a hotel and decides to take a class photo at a cemetery Miosky uses fart lighting on J Edgar Hoover s flame to distract Travis That night the seniors secretly lace a box of chocolates with tequila and give it to Miss Milford When Milford seduces Moss the students begin to leave to go to a party at the hotel next door but Steve Nisser threatens to blow the whistle Dags orders Mioski to take care of him At the hotel while the other students enjoy the party Lisa Perkins takes Dags to the rooftop where she seduces him The next day she suddenly discovers the plot to use the students and embarrass the President At the same time Senator Lerman unexpectedly wakes up Moss and Milford who shocked at finding themselves in the same room prepare themselves and the seniors for their meeting with the President However when they open the room they do not find them there but only a tied up Steve Nisser Moss and Milford find the missing students as they are informed of Lerman s plot as Lerman baffles to the discovery The senator subsequently kidnaps Miosky and takes him to the White House with the others in hot pursuit When they arrive at the White House the senator insults the seniors but Moss unexpectedly stands up for them The senator s plot is ultimately exposed and the seniors return home The film ends with a montage of the characters and where they ended up after the events Cast EditJeremy Renner as Mark Dags D Agostino Eric Sparky Edwards as Miosky Matt Frewer as Principal Todd Moss Tommy Chong as Red Valerie Mahaffey as Miss Tracy Milford Rob Moore as Reggie Barry Lawrence Dane as Senator John Lerman Kevin McDonald as Travis Lindsey Michael Blake as Herbert Jones Tara Strong as Carla Morgan credited as Tara Charendoff Nicole de Boer as Meg Smith Sergio Di Zio as Steve Nisser Fiona Loewi as Lisa Perkins Kathryn Rose as Wanda Baker Danny Smith as Barry Virus Kemmer Kay Tremblay as Mrs Winston Wayne Robson as Frank Hardin George R Robertson as President Davis Rachel Wilson as Teen Girl Susie Ingrid Kavelaars as Twin 2 Kim Schraner as Caroline Warren Davis as Senator DuffieldReception EditBox office Edit This section does not cite any sources Please help improve this section by adding citations to reliable sources Unsourced material may be challenged and removed June 2013 Learn how and when to remove this template message The film opened to 2 184 901 from 1 397 theaters with the average to 1 563 per site The United States had 3 686 337 it was 78 of the total gross of the film The overseas gross was 1 000 600 and it brought the film to 4 686 937 Critical response Edit The film received overwhelmingly negative reviews earning a 0 approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes website but it currently holds a B grade at Yahoo Movies 1 References Edit National Lampoons Senior Trip Rotten Tomatoes Retrieved May 14 2016 External links Edit Wikiquote has quotations related to National Lampoon s Senior Trip National Lampoon s Senior Trip at IMDb National Lampoon s Senior Trip at AllMovie National Lampoon s Senior Trip at Rotten Tomatoes National Lampoon s Senior Trip at Box Office Mojo Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title National Lampoon 27s Senior Trip amp oldid 1137106739, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,

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