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The all-American Griswold family just wants to go on an all-American vacation. Everyone is packed. The route is planned ... And absolutely everything goes wrong as a simple trip quickly becomes a madcap cross-country odyssey and heroic quest in search of National Lampoon's Vacation.

For the Clark W. Griswolds of Chicago, 50 weeks of work and routine will soon be rewarded with a fortnight of frenzied freedom. Mom and the kids would rather fly, but Dad (Chevy Chase) insists on driving west to Walley World. He's programmed everything on the family's PC--from tire wear to best routes, from choice sights to the finest AAA-recommended lodgings. With such planning everything should go right ... Wrong!!

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Release:
1983
Running Time:
94 min
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Contains strong language
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  1. Elena Vinterberg Elena Vinterberg

    very funny

    06 December 2008
    Box Office Hit National Lampoon's Vacation features regularly in lists of the Greatest Comedies of all time. Written by John Hughes and directed by Harold Ramis, the film stars Chevy Chase as a hapless dad who is determined to make the Grinswold family holiday a success, when they take a trip to Wallyworld. National Lampoon's Vacation is genuinely funny (unlike its successors) and it is pure entertainment from start to finish. You know from the start that everything than can go wrong will go wrong but it is the star performance by Chevy Chase that is the big surprise. He makes each misfortune as hilarious to watch as the last, and the humour never sags. It's sheer silliness make National Lampoon's Vacation really enjoyable.

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