The Trip

Following their previous culinary journeys through Italy and the UK, comedians Steve Coogan and Rob Brydon embark on another gastronomic adventure. This time, they travel through the picturesque landscapes of Greece, continuing their tradition of witty banter, insightful observations about life, and comparisons of food and scenery. The documentary blends stunning visuals with their signature humor as they reflect on aging, fame, and their enduring friendship.

The Trip to Greece has been widely praised for its continuation of the beloved series' signature blend of humor, stunning scenery, and poignant reflections. Critics lauded the chemistry between Coogan and Brydon, the insightful conversations, and the beautiful cinematography, though some noted it felt familiar to fans of the franchise.

• The enduring chemistry between Steve Coogan and Rob Brydon is the heart of the film, providing consistently hilarious and insightful interactions.

• The film offers breathtaking scenery and a unique travelogue experience, showcasing Greece in a visually appealing manner.

• While a comforting continuation of the series, some reviewers found the formula to be somewhat predictable.

Google audience: Audience reviews highlight the brilliant comedic timing and banter between Coogan and Brydon, with many appreciating the beautiful Greek settings. Some viewers felt it was more of the same from the previous installments but still highly enjoyed the familiar dynamic.

Nominated for Best Documentary at the Independent Spirit Awards.

Director Kirsten Johnson originally planned to make a film about her father, but during a conversation with Steve Coogan and Rob Brydon, the idea for their Greek journey evolved organically from their existing travelogue series.