
Visible crew/equipment: In the scene when Josh and Tiffany go into her dorm room after the mail room scene; Josh goes to close the door and as he does a mysterious hand catches the door from the outside and closes it for him.
Directed by: Todd Phillips
Starring: Amy Smart, Andy Dick, Breckin Meyer, DJ Qualls, Ethan Suplee, Fred Ward, Paulo Costanzo, Seann William Scott, Tom Green
Josh cheats on his high school sweetheart (Tiffany) with Beth. They film their encounter and the tape accidently gets sent to Tiffany by Josh's roommate. Josh and his 2 friends (one obsessed with sex and the other with pot) decide to try and intercept the video before Tiffany can see it. However, Josh is at the University of Ithaca and Tiffany is in university in Austin, Texas.
They take a nerd along with them so they an use his car. Along the way car blows up after trying to jump a river, they steal a bus from a blind woman, party at a frat house and donate sperm for money.
There is a sub-plot with a loser TA who likes Beth and tries to sabatoge Josh so that he'll get kicked out of school.
Visible crew/equipment: In the scene when Josh and Tiffany go into her dorm room after the mail room scene; Josh goes to close the door and as he does a mysterious hand catches the door from the outside and closes it for him.
Rubin: It's supposed to be a challenge, that's why they call it a shortcut. If it was easy it would just be the way.
Question: Why didn't Beth or Josh report Jacob to the faculty for everything he was doing in terms of bothering Beth? Jacob tells Josh to back off because Beth is "spoken for", he tries to win Beth at EL's party, but gets ignored by EL after Josh can't outbid him anymore, so Josh ends up winning, and he even tries to get Josh expelled from Ithaca University by pretending to be his Ancient Philosophy teacher and telling him that he can take his exam at a later date when Josh phones him from a payphone whilst on the road trip to Austin.
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Answer: It's funnier if Jacob constantly bothers the characters and gets away with it, and receives his comeuppance in the end in an over the top manner (he forms a suicide cult but is the only member that actually kills himself).
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