The D Train (2015)

Although high school only lasts for four years, the complex social dynamics that arise have lasting effects. At least this is the case in The D Train (2015), a comedy about not so cool dude Dan Landsman (Jack Black), who was the head of the high school reunion committee in his youth. Years later but still saddled with deep-rooted adolescent insecurities, Dan worries that if poorly attended, the fast-approaching reunion will reflect badly on his social standing. Dan becomes a man with a plan when he decides to convince the most popular kid in school, Oliver Lawless (the gorgeous James Marsden), to attend. Little does Dan know that his trip across America to fetch Oliver will change his life forever.

Funnyman Jack Black has been generous with his backside in numerous films, and continues his skinning streak in The D Train by flashing his cute tush. James Marsden is his usual sexy self in this flick, with his character even being the face of a Banana Boat ad campaign. The movie really makes us feel like giddy teens when Marsden goes in for a kiss with Black. Class dismissed!