Road to... Movies: Essential Films
This curated watch order highlights three of the franchise's best films that represent the Road to... core experience. Starting with the original that established the formula, moving to the widely considered best entry in the series, and concluding with the film most famous for its fourth-wall breaking comedy.
Since each film is completely standalone, you can enjoy these essential entries without missing any story elements, getting the full flavor of the classic buddy comedy series in just three films.
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Road to Singapore
Two playboy friends travel to Singapore hoping to escape their romantic troubles, but their plans are complicated when they both fall for the same enchanting dancer.
Road to Morocco
Two carefree castaways wash ashore in an Arabian desert and find themselves in an exotic city where they both fall for the beautiful Princess Shalmar.
Road to Utopia
Two bumbling friends discover a map to a secret gold mine while traveling to Alaska, setting off a wild chase involving thugs, a woman seeking her father's stolen map, and a scheming villain who wants the treasure for himself.
Other Film Series
Abbott and Costello
The legendary comedy duo's complete 36-film anthology spanning 16 years of slapstick, wordplay, and iconic routines.
Men in Black
A sci-fi comedy franchise about secret agents who monitor alien activity on Earth.
National Lampoon's Vacation
A comedy franchise following the hilariously disastrous family adventures of Clark Griswold and his perpetually optimistic attempts at creating perfect family memories.
Pitch Perfect
A musical comedy trilogy following the Barden Bellas a cappella group through college competitions and beyond graduation.
Taxi
French action-comedy franchise about a taxi driver and a clumsy cop fighting crime in Marseille, plus an unconnected American remake set in New York.
View Askewniverse
Kevin Smith's interconnected comedy universe following slackers, comic book fans, and the iconic stoner duo Jay and Silent Bob across eight live-action films.