The D Train

(2015)

In The D Train, the head of a high school reunion committee, Dan Landsman, is determined to make their upcoming 20-year reunion the most talked-about event of the year. Desperate to boost attendance and impress his classmates, Dan sets out on a mission to convince the most popular guy from their school days, Oliver Lawless, to attend the reunion.

Driven by his obsession, Dan embarks on a wild journey to Los Angeles to find Oliver and convince him to come back to their small hometown. Along the way, Dan's desperation and his unorthodox methods begin to push the boundaries of their friendship, revealing unexpected truths about loyalty and personal identity.

As they reconnect, Dan becomes infatuated with Oliver and finds himself struggling with his own sexual desires and fantasies. This unexpected twist adds a layer of complexity to their relationship, raising questions about societal taboos and the nature of true friendship.

The D Train is a dark comedy that explores themes of identity, obsession, and the lengths people will go to for social acceptance. With a talented cast including Jack Black and James Marsden, this offbeat film offers a unique take on the high school reunion trope, delving into the complexities of human relationships and the often blurred lines between popularity and loneliness.