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In the uproarious comedy Role Models, released in 2008, two overgrown adolescents, Wheeler (Seann William Scott) and Danny (Paul Rudd), find their lives spiraling out of control after a wild night fueled by energy drinks leads to a reckless destruction of their company truck. Facing the consequences of their irresponsible antics, they are given a choice by the court: serve hard time or fulfill 150 hours of community service mentoring kids in a program designed to steer them away from trouble. Initially, the thought of spending time with rambunctious and often challenging children seems more punishing than any prison sentence, but as the duo reluctantly steps into their new roles, they discover unexpected lessons in responsibility, friendship, and personal growth.

As the narrative unfolds, both Wheeler and Danny encounter a quirky cast of characters, including the socially awkward Augie (Christopher Mintz-Plasse), who dreams of becoming a heroic knight in a medieval fantasy game, and the fiery yet endearing teacher, played by Elizabeth Banks. Through their interactions, the film explores themes of mentorship, the importance of role models, and the often complicated journey of self-discovery. While Role Models is rich with laugh-out-loud moments and sharp wit, it also tugs at the heartstrings as Danny and Wheeler begin to recognize their own potential through the eyes of the kids they are meant to guide. This clever blend of humor and heartfelt moments makes Role Models a refreshing take on the coming-of-age story, ultimately reminding us that sometimes, even the most immature among us can learn something valuable from the next generation.