Réalisation:
Harold RamisScénario:
John HughesPhotographie:
Victor J. KemperMusique:
Ralph BurnsActeurs·trices:
Chevy Chase, Beverly D'Angelo, Imogene Coca, Randy Quaid, Anthony Michael Hall, Dana Barron, Eddie Bracken, James Keach, Eugene Levy, Frank McRae (plus)VOD (3)
Résumés(1)
C'est l'été,Clarck et Ellen Griswold décident d'emmener leur petite famille en voyage à travers l'Amérique, à destination du mythique parc d'attraction de Walley World.Une expédition plutôt fantaisiste pour ce couple d'Américains moyens très respectueux des valeurs traditionnelles. Malgré tout le soin apporté aux préparatifs, cette aventure menée par Clarck tourne au cauchemar, la route leur réservant bien des surprises. (texte officiel du distributeur)
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Critiques (4)
Decent entertainment that relies on a likeable cast and serves a really large number of gags in a small space, but it doesn't surprise with anything in terms of story and, despite the crazy nature of most of the twists and turns, we remember very little of it after a while. If I have to reach for the Griswolds, Christmas Vacation will always be a more welcome alternative…
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Chevy Chase really doesn't click with me, and there were times I probably told him to shut up already. But similar to this year's remake/sequel, I thought there were scenes that were incredibly entertaining. There just aren't that many of them, and a lot of them come off as really awkward, but I still had fun in places.
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The first adventure of the Griswold family, and ironically, the last one I watched. The premise is very American: a family road trip across the country to reach a dream amusement park. The humor is pretty standard, nothing to really criticize. Plus, John Candy as the terrified security guard is a nice bonus.
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Much of the humour is too simple in an American way, but there are some good scenes. I used to like Vacation a lot more, but I can’t say why. Christmas Vacation is still unsurpassed.
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