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Alek and Spencer have been diagnosed with ADD but their mothers - single mothers - refuse to take corrective action. They become friends with Anthony who is a carefree 'trouble kid'. They become trouble kids themselves.
The three of them soon head to different schools but the deep bond keeps them close. Somewhere in mid-2015 when they are in different parts of the world, they decide to go on a EuroTrip.
Next thing they know - they are on a train ready to be hijacked by a terrorist with enough ammunition to kill the 500 people many times over. Will their destiny end with them as victims or heroes? Will they survive?
The three of them soon head to different schools but the deep bond keeps them close. Somewhere in mid-2015 when they are in different parts of the world, they decide to go on a EuroTrip.
Next thing they know - they are on a train ready to be hijacked by a terrorist with enough ammunition to kill the 500 people many times over. Will their destiny end with them as victims or heroes? Will they survive?
Rating: Yellow - an unusual movie based on the real story of three American friends who prevented a train hijack in Paris. Could've been much better if the background/incident had been balanced properly, and action scenes shot better.
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