Dangerous Curves

Chuck, an uptight college student in Los Angeles, is hired by a successful businessman to deliver a Porsche to his daughter in Lake Tahoe. The promise of a future job hangs on the successful delivery. He accepts the assignment, setting the plan in motion.

Wally talks Chuck into a detour to San Diego, turning a straightforward delivery into a longer, riskier trip. The friends bicker and joke as they head toward their new destination. The change in plans foreshadows bigger trouble ahead.

The Porsche is stolen, forcing Chuck and Wally to rethink their mission. They decide to recover the car without involving the police so the businessman won't learn the truth. The stakes rise as the theft becomes personal.

They meet Blake and Michelle, two pageant contestants who are initially skeptical of the boys' story. The meeting draws them into a shared problem and creates potential alliances. The pageant world adds a new layer to the drive for the Porsche.

Greg Krevske, the local businessman thief, pledges the stolen Porsche as part of the pageant's grand prize. This twist ties the crime directly to the competition. Chuck and Wally see an opportunity to expose him.

Shawn, the rival contestant, is aided by a controlling stage mother who tries to disqualify Blake and Michelle by luring them to Krevske's boat party. The plan creates tension and a trap. The group realizes the pageant may mask the crime.

Chuck and Wally sneak onto Krevske's boat to gather evidence of the theft. They hope to prove Krevske's guilt without alerting him. The risk is high as they move through security and witnesses.

Chuck discovers a briefcase full of incriminating evidence, including the Porsche's original license plate. The find provides solid proof to connect Krevske to the stolen car. The discovery changes the balance of power in their plan.

The four flee on WetBikes, steal Krevske's Ferrari, and agree to work together to steal back the Porsche. The rapid escape accelerates their alliance and sets up a coordinated heist. They realize cooperation is essential to pull off the plan.

Chuck and Michelle spend the night together on a catamaran on the beach. The close moment deepens their bond and personal stakes in the mission. The dawn finds them ready to act.

The next day, with Michelle's help, Chuck and Wally steal back the Porsche. They capitalize on the earlier evidence and the team-up they've built. The car is recovered, marking a major victory.

They present Krevske's Ferrari to the pageant as a replacement grand prize, hoping to maintain appearances. They also hand over the incriminating evidence to the police. The plan simultaneously solves the counterfeit prize problem and exposes the thief.

Wally suggests leaving to reach Lake Tahoe on time, but Chuck refuses to leave without talking to Michelle again. The decision cements their commitment to each other and the mission. The tension between escape and resolution deepens.

Shawn wins the beauty pageant, and Blake invites Wally to stay in San Diego to have fun. Chuck and Michelle prepare to drive to Lake Tahoe, signaling a turn toward the mission's finish. The group ends the day at a crossroads.

Chuck and Michelle get ready to drive to Lake Tahoe, continuing the original delivery plan. The journey seems possible with the stolen Porsche now back in their hands. The ending hints at a new beginning for their relationship.