RV

The Munro family needs a vacation. Desperately. So, Bob (Robin Williams) books a trip to a Hawaiian paradise where he, his wife, Jamie (Cheryl Hines), their 15-year-old daughter, Cassie (Joanna “Jo Jo” Levesque), and their 12-year-old son, Carl (Josh Hutcherson) can relax and bond. Bob changes the plan at the last minute, instead securing a gigantic RV for a roadtrip to Colorado. Problem is, Bob’s family doesn’t know he’s completely altered their vacation! They’re not happy when dad herds them into the RV. Things only get worse when the trip gets off on the wrong foot, Bob has trouble handling the oversized vehicle, and the Munros can’t seem to avoid running into the obnoxious Gornicke family. But somehow a vacation that falls apart might just wind up bringing this family together.

Harold & Kumar Go To White Castle

College buddies Harold (John Cho) and Kumar (Kal Penn) are hungry. They decide there’s only one thing that’ll hit the spot: a huge order of “sliders,” the notorious mini-burgers found only at White Castle! They drive to get their fix, only to find another fast-food joint has taken over the spot where White Castle used to be. Vowing to stop at nothing until they reach the burger mecca, the two begin an all-night trek through New Jersey. One thing after another starts going wrong, and the two find themselves having to overcome one ridiculous obstacle after another. Their wacky adventure wanders around the roads of Jersey and into a small-time jail, a Princeton women’s room, an encounter with Doogie Howser, and beyond.

American Pie 2

The sequel to the hilarious 1999 teen comedy, American Pie, finds Jim (Jason Biggs), Kevin (Thomas Ian Nicholas), Stifler (Sean William Scott), Finch (Eddie Kaye Thomas), and Oz (Chris Klein) reunited at a rented beach house after their freshmen year at college. Whether their “best summer ever” plan works out has a lot to do with what happens with the girls. Heather (Mena Suvari) is studying in France, leaving Oz to deal with a long-distance love. Kevin faces an awkward reunion with Vicky (Tara Reid) after a year apart. Finch decides to learn Tantra, and Stifler’s stirring up his usual romantic mayhem. Add in antics from Jim’s Dad (Eugene Levy), Jim’s cyber-lover, Nadia, (Shannon Elizabeth), and a trip to band camp, and you’ve got another feel-good, coming-of-age, ensemble-comedy hit.