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Ed Helms, Christina Applegate, Skyler Gisondo, Steele Stebbins, Chris Hemsworth, Leslie Mann, Chevy Chase, Beverly D'Angelo, Charlie Day (mehr)Streaming (6)
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Die nächste Generation der Griswolds ist da. New Line Cinemas "Vacation" mit Ed Helms ("Hangover"-Reihe) und Christina Applegate ("Anchorman"-Reihe) schickt die Familie auf eine Reise zu einem Abenteuer, das unter keinem guten Stern steht. Der Film ist das Regiedebüt von Jonathan Goldstein und John Francis Daley. Rusty Griswold (Helms) tritt in die Fußstapfen seines Vaters. Damit die Familie wieder mehr zusammenrückt, macht er mit seiner Frau Debbie (Applegate) und ihren beiden Söhnen eine Reise durch das Land zur "Walley World", Amerikas beliebtestem Familien-Erlebnispark. (Warner Bros. DE)
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Aggressiver unangenehmer Film mit einfallsloser und schleppender Handlung, misslungenen und durchweg peinlichen Witzen, schlecht geführten und schlecht gespielten Schauspielern und einer Vielzahl von sinnlosen und übertriebenen Vulgaritäten und Ekelhaftigkeiten. Die Geschichte ist völlig sinnlos und inkonsistent und zerfällt in einen Wirrwarr von zusammenhanglosen Szenen, in denen sich die verzweifelt unsympathischen Helden wie geistesgestörte Wahnsinnige verhalten, nur um am Ende mit Kot, Erbrochenem oder Kuhinnereien beschmutzt zu enden. Das Äquivalent zur Komödie der Hölle. Längere Rezension HIER.
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No, this comedy didn't completely win me over, but I have to say that considering American comedies are mostly dumb, this one actually has some genuinely funny moments. There's plenty of cringeworthy stuff here, but the bullying of the older brother is just perfect. Chevy Chase is tragic, which is a shame, but otherwise I had a lot of fun.
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This is definitely not a family comedy for kids! I wouldn't be surprised if they were handing out barf bags in cinemas, because some of the scenes really kick the gag reflex solidly, to the point where I'm surprised at such a positive general reception. As a horror connoisseur, I'm hardened and used to this sort of thing, so I laughed out loud at the comedy, though the scenes like the cannibal cow devouring the entrails of another cow, the attractive babe being hit by a truck or the bath in shit and corpses will rather gives viewers pause and send a thousand WTF signals to the brain. I liked the cameos of Keegan-Michael Key, Chevy Chase, Michael Peña, Norman Reedus and the great Chris Hemsworth, who enjoys his seductive role here to the fullest. Vacation undoubtedly has a rough, filthy, disgusting and even morbid style of humour and I had a great time. Not for everyone! 80%
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I liked that the writers went the official way and straight-up refer to the original Griswold family. We even got to see Beverly D'Angelo and Chevy Chase at the end, which has made me very happy. But those might be the biggest upsides, because apart from that, the movie is pretty boring. The first half is only funny because the ugliest car ever – Honda Tartan Prancer – makes an appearance. And they milk it as much as possible. As soon as the second half comes, the comedy starts to decline. It’s not like it’s not there at all, it just doesn’t have what it takes for me to say: “well done”.
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I watched the movie for a while without laughing once, and just when I was about to start watching something else, Christina Applegate really got going and she kept me entertained till the end. All three stars go to Christina. If she hadn't given such a great performance, there wouldn’t be anything worth rating.
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