Hamburger: The Motion Picture

Russell Proco is repeatedly expelled from various schools due to his inappropriate antics and excessive charm that unwittingly attracts women. Despite his charm, Russell is largely uninterested in the academic environment, leading to his troublesome reputation.

After being expelled, Russell learns that he cannot access his sizable trust fund until he earns a college diploma, as dictated by his grandfather's will. This predicament forces him to consider alternatives for continuing his education.

While contemplating his situation at a Busterburger, Russell overhears a friend discussing Busterburger University, a unique institution that offers the chance to earn a diploma. Intrigued, Russell decides to enroll in hopes of unlocking his trust fund.

Russell officially enrolls at Busterburger University, greeted by a diverse group of eccentric classmates. Among them are unique characters, including an overeater and a passionate guerrilla from Central America, adding to the comedic atmosphere.

Upon arrival, Russell and his classmates are introduced to Drootin, a strict instructor who enforces three harsh rules: no outside food, mandatory campus residency, and no sexual relations. The students quickly realize how challenging their course will be under Drootin's regime.

Russell becomes infatuated with Mia Vunk, the beautiful daughter of the CEO, who happens to be dating Drootin. As Russell's feelings deepen, tensions rise when Drootin discovers this attraction, setting off a rivalry.

Caught off-campus due to his infatuation with Mia, Russell faces a humiliating punishment. He is drenched in special sauce while being forced to listen to the Busterburger jingle on repeat, serving as a wake-up call about the seriousness of his situation.

Russell faces the first part of the final exam, an oral test administered by Lyman Vunk. After succeeding in this initial test, he feels hopeful about his prospects of graduating and receiving his trust fund.

For the final exam, Russell and his classmates are challenged to oversee a Busterburger for a day. Chaos ensues when Drootin orchestrates a sabotage that results in an overwhelming influx of customers, overwhelming the students.

In response to the mounting chaos, Russell resorts to reckless strategies to try to control the situation. His tactics breed further chaos, including provoking a motorcycle cop, leading to a series of misunderstandings that escalate dramatically.

As morale plummets amid confusion, Russell galvanizes his fellow students by delivering an inspiring speech. He encourages them to see their potential as future franchise owners, instilling a sense of hope amidst the pandemonium.

During the turmoil, Drootin faces consequences for his strict measures and a mishap with Lyman Vunk's suit leads to his demotion. This turning point reveals that even the strictest rules can bend under the pressure of chaos.

As the chaos begins to settle, Russell and Mia start to connect on a deeper level. Their relationship blossoms, providing a romantic subplot amid the comedic events of Busterburger University.

In a triumphant finale, Russell and his classmates successfully graduate from Busterburger University. The event is celebrated with joy and camaraderie, culminating in a musical performance by Magneto Jones, reinforcing the bond among the students.