🎬 College Road Trip 2 (2025)
👉 Raven-Symoné, Martin Lawrence, Kym Whitley
The road to the future is paved with laughter, love, and a little bit of chaos. College Road Trip 2 brings back the heartfelt family comedy that proves sometimes the hardest part of growing up is learning to let go.
Melanie Porter (Raven-Symoné) is older, wiser, and more determined than ever as she sets her sights on her dream college. But there’s one catch — her fiercely protective father, Police Chief James Porter (Martin Lawrence), isn’t about to let her hit the road alone. Determined to keep his daughter safe from the “dangers” of the world, James insists on tagging along, transforming a simple campus tour into an unpredictable adventure.
What should have been a straightforward drive turns into a highway circus filled with unexpected detours, musical mishaps, sibling rivalries, and laugh-out-loud catastrophes. From disastrous hotel stays to accidental run-ins with eccentric travelers, every mile tests the patience of father and daughter — and every pit stop becomes a lesson in compromise.
Raven-Symoné shines with warmth and relatability as Melanie, caught between the excitement of independence and the weight of family ties. Martin Lawrence brings his trademark energy and comedic timing, turning James Porter into a whirlwind of over-the-top antics and well-meaning chaos. Kym Whitley adds extra spark as family friend Michelle, keeping the road trip lively and unpredictable.
But beneath the laughs, College Road Trip 2 carries a heartfelt message: the journey to adulthood isn’t just about finding the right college — it’s about finding common ground with the people who raised you. Melanie learns the value of patience and perspective, while James discovers that loving your child sometimes means stepping aside and letting them lead.
With high-energy comedy, heartfelt father-daughter moments, and a reminder that the road to understanding is often bumpy, College Road Trip 2 proves that the hardest exam isn’t written on paper — it’s taken on the open highway.
Because in this family, the real destination isn’t the campus of your dreams — it’s the bond that lasts long after the trip is over.
