National Lampoon's European Vacation

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National Lampoon's European Vacation

European Vacation is a good movie with a well developed storyline a good comedic cast.I was certainly disappointed by this movie,because after seeing the first one,I thought seeing the Griswolds going to Europe would just be even more fun,but it wasn't,but this movie still is filled with some very funny scenes.Chevy Chase and Beverly D'Angelo are still in good form in this movie,and they are certainly the highlight,they are filled with positive energy and there is great chemistry between the two of them.I found Audrey,who is played by a different actor than she was in the first,was extremely annoying and certainly the worst part,she didn't make me laugh once.European Vacation is certainly disappointing,but fans of the first should still definitely enjoy. After entering a game show,the Griswolds win a trip to Europe,but while they're there one problem after another comes along. Best Performance: Chevy Chase Worst Performance: Dana Hill

Funny, funny, funny...this whole series (5 Movies, 1 Short) is an absolute joy. I am not including Christmas Vacation 2 for obvious reasons. (They also created a new Movie called Vacation in 2015 which is Randy as a grown up with his family, equally excellent) Chevy Chase is excellent, great dad taking his family to Europe... Loads of funny stuff happens, the editing is a bit keen, switching from country to country in a frame but that's not really a problem. Eric Idol's pieces are genius. And watch out for some of Britain's greatest comedy actors sneaking in. Excellent family fun back when they knew how to make a family movie. A must watch.

I don't understand why people don't like this movie so much. Chevy Chase is there, Beverly D'Angelo is there, Eric Idle is there which is great. Sure, I'd rather see Anthony Michael Hall rather than Jason Lively, but even that's alright, Lively does a decent job. I don't care if people hate this movie, I'm sticking by my beliefs, and I say this movie is great.

What happens when a moron takes a road trip around Europe. Starring Chevy Chase, Beverly D'Angelo, Dana Hill and Jason Lively. Written by John Hughes and Robert Klane, Directed by Amy Heckerling. I chose this oldie to watch on New Year's Eve with my family. It's a fun movie and kept us entertained while we waited for Big Ben to chime in the new year. We all had a good chuckle and I think we all enjoyed it. I don't know what was funnier, the script or the eighties clothes! A fun way to see in the New Year, 7/10

I have seen this movie many times and although it is nearly 20 years old, it still makes me laugh.Europe as experienced by an American family is very funny and even people who are offended by the so-called lack of respect towards the old continent, should agree that the typical characteristics of the English, French, Germans and Austrians are true to life, although admittedly slightly exaggerated.It's an unpretentious movie which aims at offering a better form of slapstick. Chevy Chase with his mixture of good intentions and bewilderment is always hilarious. One good piece of advice: NEVER go to Austria and watch the guys doing those typical male dances in their short leather pants.After having seen this movie, you will be subjected to hysterical laughter!

I genuinely love this movie, and have since childhood, it's laugh out loud slapstick, and highlights every preconceived stereotype people had about Europeans before globalisation, all Brits are posh and idiotic, Italians are all gangsters and of course The French hate everyone that isn't French. So it's far from politically correct, indeed many of the jokes wouldn't be allowed in a new film, but it was the eighties. It's such a feel good film, the music is so upbeat, Chase and D'Angelo are as wonderful as always, but it's the many great cameos I enjoyed most, numerous funny parts from Mel Smith, Maureen Lipman, Ballard Barclay and of course the wonderful Eric Idle. It's bonkers, it's hilarious.