Is College Road Trip a DCOM?

By Anna Duncan

If you are a fan of Disney Channel movies, you may have come across the movie “College Road Trip” which was released in 2008. But, is “College Road Trip” really a Disney Channel Original Movie (DCOM)? Let’s dive into it and find out.

What is a DCOM?

First, let’s define what a DCOM is. A Disney Channel Original Movie or DCOM is a made-for-television movie that is produced by the Disney Channel. These movies are often Targeted towards children and teenagers and are known for their family-friendly themes.

Is College Road Trip a DCOM?

The answer to this question is no, “College Road Trip” is not a DCOM. While it was produced by Disney, it was actually released in theaters rather than being aired on the Disney Channel.

What is College Road Trip about?

“College Road Trip” follows the story of Melanie Porter (played by Raven-Symoné) who wants to go to college far away from her overbearing father James Porter (played by Martin Lawrence). James decides to take Melanie on a road trip to visit various colleges but their trip turns into an adventure filled with mishaps and surprises.

The cast of College Road Trip

Aside from Raven-Symoné and Martin Lawrence, “College Road Trip” also features Donny Osmond as Doug Greenhut, Brenda Song as Nancy Carter, Margo Harshman as Katie, Lucas Grabeel as Scooter, and Kym Whitley as Michelle Porter.

The reception of College Road Trip

“College Road Trip” received mixed reviews from critics but became commercially successful grossing over $60 million worldwide. The movie also received nominations for various awards including the Nickelodeon Kids’ Choice Awards and the Teen Choice Awards.

Conclusion

While “College Road Trip” may not be a DCOM, it still holds a special place in the hearts of many Disney fans. Its fun storyline, talented cast, and family-friendly themes make it an enjoyable movie to watch. So, if you haven’t seen “College Road Trip” yet, grab some popcorn and get ready for a fun adventure-filled road trip with the Porters.