National Lampoon's Senior Trip

Original title: Senior Trip

1995
R
1h 31m

IMDb RATING

5.6/10

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Teen Comedy Adventure Comedy

To embarrass his rival, a scheming senator uses nitwit Ohio teens who are invited to a Washington gathering on educational failure.To embarrass his rival, a scheming senator uses nitwit Ohio teens who are invited to a Washington gathering on educational failure.To embarrass his rival, a scheming senator uses nitwit Ohio teens who are invited to a Washington gathering on educational failure.

Director
- Kelly Makin
Writers
- Roger Kumble
- I. Marlene King
Stars

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IMDb RATING

5.6/10

6.5K

YOUR RATING

Director
- Kelly Makin
Writers
- Roger Kumble
- I. Marlene King
Stars

See production info at IMDbPro

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National Lampoon's Senior Trip

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Trivia
Jeremy Renner's first feature film.

Goofs
The credits thank New Line Cinema for using footage from "Jason Goes To Hell: The Final Nightmare" when the movie is really called "Jason Goes To Hell: The Final Friday".

Quotes
[at the tomb and eternal flame of J. Edgar Hoover]
Miss Tracy Milford: Well now, students - J. Edgar Hoover was the founder and director of the FBI from 1924 until his death in 1972. He was a great American.
Herbert Jones: He was a fascist transvestite and I hope he rots in Hell!
Miss Tracy Milford: Hmm.
Meg Smith: Why can't we see Kennedy's eternal flame?
Principal Todd Moss: You people don't deserve Kennedy.
Wanda Baker: Who's Kennedy?

Alternate versions
The TV network version has new scenes which include:
An additional scene on the school bus with Steve trying to get on Dags' and Reggie's good side with non-alcoholic beer and Miosky responding by spitting it in Steve's face after sipping some of it.
A scene in the quarry after Travis's escape from the reservoir where his inflatable life-sized doll, Lt. Urura, deflates.
An entirely new ending set at Fairmount High's graduation ceremony with the President in attendance. Travis crashes the proceedings by subduing Steve and stands on the stage and threatens to blow up the auditorium with dynamite strapped to his body. After Reggie finally tells Dags that Travis is the one who has been chasing them throughout the movie, they manage to talk him out of detonating the suicide bomb, and Travis is disarmed and taken away by Secret Service agents. The film then ends on a cliff-hanger when Dags and Reggie squabble over handing Travis' gun which accidentally goes off while the President, Principal Moss and a Secret Service agent are in the line of fire. A person is hit and falls (the film doesn't show who). Dags and Reggie close the movie with their refrain "uh-oh" (implying that they might have accidentally shot the President).

Connections
Features Lassie Come Home (1943)

Soundtracks
Brickface
Performed by Daisyhaze
Written by Jeff Cardoni / Evan Compton / Patrick Houlihan / Charlie Strout
©Flank Steak Music(ASCAP)
Courtesy of P.O.S. Records

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Featured review

Not the best of National Lampoon, but funny

This movie isn't bad. Lots of laughs, but no enlightening philosophy. It is a great movie for large gatherings. It's not as great as Animal House, but then, what is?