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I'm talking cheap visual gags, painfully embarrassing moments and other sophomoric humor guaranteed to get you and your friends almost vomiting with laughter.

Like last year's "American Pie," Road Trip crisply delivers the goods: vaguely rakish heroes, vaguely kinky sex and highly naked nubiles.

A cheerfully crude, well-cast (and frequently uproarious) campus comedy in the tradition of "There's Something About Mary."

Slightly more mature and better assembled, Road Trip goes one better on "American Pie" by teasing out the idiosyncrasies in four guys existing in a personality grab bag.

The jokes, fast and furious enough to satisfy both teens and intrepid parents, are far funnier than they are raunchy.

Be forewarned: After you see Road Trip, it may be months, if not years, before you can order French toast with a straight face and a settled stomach.

We all know grossly moronic behavior can, in the right situation, generate hearty guilty-pleasure guffaws - at least until overkill wears out the welcome.

Bad taste is timeless. And sometimes it can be so funny that you can't help laughing.

It's sweet when it should be raunchy, or vice versa, and the result is a movie that seems uneasy with itself.

When Phillips is out of the zone, however, Road Trip slows down, awaiting another redemption.