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NATIONAL LAMPOON'S VACATION (1983) | FIRST TIME WATCHING | MOVIE REACTION
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- Enjoy my reaction as I watch National Lampoon's Vacation for the first time!
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0:00 - Intro
2:30 - Reaction
28:48 - Review
"You think you hate it now, Wait til you drive it!" A truly great line use often.
Yes he played the penultimate car salesman so well.
Like an EV.
The best part of these movies is that the kids are always different. Clark always mentions how they grow up so fast, he hardly recognizes them. Great reaction!
I get the joke but sometimes it hurts the movies. The kids are great in this one and Christmas and they weren’t bad in Vegas either but in European Vacation Audrey is annoying as hell and Russ is just bland
That's the best part???
@@breesybird9207 First Audrey was the best. EV Audrey was just awful which is sad because Dana Hill was actually a good actress. Vegas Audrey was flatout forgettable, while I felt Russ stole the show.
Yes!!!!
@@retropyro I agree with all that, except I find this Audrey and Christmas Audrey about the same and I liked Vegas Audrey wasn't that bad, just not as good as this one and Christmas Audrey, but I totally agree with Vegas Russ stole the show!!
Yup. There was an entire generation of us '80s kids who grew up with middle-class dads who took us on horror show road trips. Just about EVERY TIME...
Every year!
I see the practice didn't die off in the next decade either. I was born in 1993, and my family used to make a summer vacation trip to Florida to see my grandmother EVERY. SINGLE. YEAR. and I hated it so much, mainly because my father insisted on waking us up at 4 AM to try and beat the early traffic (which never happened btw, we hit traffic every year, sometimes in the exact same spots) and make the journey in 1 day, which results in an almost 18 hour trip. Also my dad gets road rage and drives like a maniac sometimes, so half the trip is being bored in traffic and the other is being scared for your life.
It’s hard to imagine that this film came out 40 years ago in 1983; and it’s still as funny as ever.
Christie Brinkley was only 29, she's 68 now and still looks amazing.
Yes, I can attest. There were as many laughs in the film today as 40 years ago.
Same actress who did 30 rock is in this movie 😊
I had to laugh when you asked, "who is this chick?". That was Christie Brinkley, one of the original people to be called a "super model". When this movie came out, there was not a Y chromosome in county that did not know who she was.
lol Yes! See my comment above.
Billy Joel wrote Uptown Girl for her and she starred in the music video
@Fred actually he wrote it for his girlfriend at the time, Elle Macpherson (another super model). It was only when he recorded it and made the video that it became about his soon to be wife, Christie, as well.
@@darkamora5123 Yep, very few people know that. You know your music trivia:)
@@darkamora5123 right you are, been a long time since that song came out. 😊
"Eddie's daughter who gave her the weed" was played by actress Jane Krakowski, who was in 30 Rock and Ally McBeal before that.
The music for the slow-mo run through the empty parking lot was the theme song for the 1981 movie _Chariots of Fire,_ a sports drama about runners in the 1924 Olympics.
Jane also turns up in "Bull" with Michael Weatherly a.k.a Di Nozzo from NCIS.
It's what I call "relatable comedy". Every dad can relate to the idea of really trying to do something good and having it turn into a disaster.
"She has eleven cents, Dad."
Ah, the stories we all could tell.
Chevy Chase plays that so well. Just slowly going insane one set back at a time.
This type of comedy has already got a name: *camp.*
My dad took the family to Disneyland in a station wagon from San Antonio Texas the same summer this movie came out. So hilarious, my dad even had those shorts.
The pan over the car and the family sleeping, including Clark just never gets old 7:36
So simple yet so clever.
and I think 'Mr. Sandman' was playing on the radio.
The original ending had Clark going to Wally's house and making him and his dinner guests perform dance routines. The audience who previewed it were silent for the last 20 minutes and the producers and director realized they had to change it. They got John Candy but his price was $1M. They had to ask the studio for the additional money. His lines were written specifically for him. There is a documentary on the making of the movie. There is a lot of behind the scenes type stuff and is really worth the watch.
That's interesting, in the original John Hughes story "Vacation '58" published in National Lampoon, the park is actually Disneyland, and the dad accidentally shoots Walt Disney in the leg. lol
The moose says you're closed. I say you're open.
I don`t think John candy worth 1 million back there.
I'm not sure she knows this is _the first_ Vacation film in the series. She watched Christmas Vacation first.
Chevy Chase was the epitome of physical comedy in that era. No one was able to convey that kind of message through their actions quite as well as Chevy Chase could.
"Well, I've only been a 'man' a few days Dad." The first of many perfectly delivered memes by Anthony Michael Hall.
Clark pointing the gun at John Candy while they ride the rides is one of the funniest things ever to me.
The asbestos factory line gets me every time.
_(cough)_
yeah.....wonder why they layed him off🤔
Chevy Chase as Clark Griswold is brilliant. The ultimate family guy. Makes me think of and miss my Dad.
Yeah, me too. Growing up our family would go on many camping trips and on several of them it rained. My Dad would always say "Hey kids it looks like it's clearing up over there, I bet it's going to be sunny soon". And like you I miss my Dad.
A bad-luck guy at its best...esp when he allways wants the best for his family
My cousins all agree with me... in the 70s - 90s, my Dad looked exactly like Chevy Chase... and acted exactly like Clark W. Griswold!! And the summer this came out we took a 30 day around the entire country trip in our station wagon!! Mom only threatened to walk home once... that was when we happened to be on the opposite coast...
Clark being asleep at the wheel always makes me laugh. Such a great movie.
Nearly 40 years after seeing this the first time this movie still holds the record of when I laughed the hardest ever. Not all of Hughes films hold up, but this will always be funny to me.
Cassie laughed the hardest too. More than *any* other reaction.
The Grand Canyon scene at 20:00 always cracks me up. Completely duplicates my family's visit to the Grand Canyon in 1968. Seemed like we drove hours to get there, and stayed 15 minutes, max.
Had to get to the campground in Needles, California. Which is an even funnier story. It involves a fold out camper with no heat, 30 degree night time temps, and 40-50mph winds.
I remember the dates, because the next day we rolled into LA, and the radio was filled with news of Bobby Kennedys assassination the night before.
Hit a McDonald's in Needles on a vacation with my family in mid July. Hottest place I've ever been in my life.
In 1977 my family drove to the Grand Canyon from Wisconsin.
When we got there it was filled with fog. We spent even less time there than the Griswolds.
@@MrDeathpilot It is very beautiful...but not a ton you can really do there. Just remember really wanting to go back to the bright lights and rides and Circus-Circus games of Vegas. Lol.
@@ct6852 We actually went to the Barringer Crater instead.
That left a bigger impression on 16 year-old me.
Our biggest "vacation" moment was when we got snowed in for two days in Tucumcari, New Mexico.
Thinking back, that was quite an eventful trip:
We also saw the Rose Bowl parade in Pasadena, drove over Hoover Dam, spent a night on the Vegas Strip, went to Disneyland and spent Christmas in Santa Fe.
We also went to the Roy Rogers museum, saw stuffed Trigger and actually met Roy himself while he was outside with his dog to let it pee.
That was actually the second time I saw him in person, since he was also the Grand Marshal at the Rose Bowl Parade.
2nd best Grand Canyon scene in a movie.
First was in Nurse Betty when Morgan Freemen insists on stopping to look at one of natures greatest wonders……AT NIGHT!!!
an 80's comedy classic, so many good, funny, wholesome goofy, well written awesome 80's classic movies, was just such a wonderul decade. Cassie, audrey's young blonde cousin was acrress Jane Krakowski, probably remmber her best from TV shows Ally Mcbeal or 30 Rock.
*** For clarification, The "wholesome" reference I made was in reference to 80's movies in general, not every 80' film ever made, and certainly not this movie ***
Dunno about the "wholesome" part. 😀
Anthony Michael Hall, who played Rusty, was also in 2 episodes of Community. He was the bully in the first Christmas episode who stapled a piece of paper to his forehead to show how tough he was. When Chevy first saw him on set, he did the "Russ! Oh, there you are" bit.
Great mustache too
Is Community worth streaming? I keep hearing Chevy hated everyone on it or something like that.
@@ct6852 It’s definitely worth streaming. Chevy Chase and the shows creator, Dan Harmon, didn’t get along. The show is great though. There’s the gas leak season which isn’t so great, but overall it’s definitely worth a watch.
@@ct6852 Yes, watch it. It's funny. I think the drama with Chevy made the show more interesting, to be honest. Chevy and Dan (the head writer) didn't like each other. Chevy thought the writing could be better and didn't like the long hours on the set. Dan was fired after Season 3 but was brought back immediately after Season 4 (due to physical protests by fans). Season 5 is a repilot and a couple of actors trickle off the show from there. New characters come in, though, and they are awesome. I enjoyed every single season of Community.
I wouldn't watch it on Netflix or Hulu. They removed an episode from Season 2. It's one of the best and most referenced episodes in the series, too. And they removed it for a really dumb reason. Prime Video offers the full series.
@@-.._.-_...-_.._-..__..._.-.-.- I was def a big fan of The Soup. Not sure how I missed this one all those years. But I've heard more about the Chevy/Dan/McHale/Gambino mess than the actual show. Going to see a few for myself though. The fans seem pretty passionate about it.
sometimes I forget that there are really innocent people out there... then I watch Popcorn In Bed
"That's not a real gun is it Clark?" "Are you kidding? It's a Magnum P.I." nice reference.
That car in this movie holds such a special place in my heart. I started driving in 1973 at 16, when the worst cars ever in existence were in everybody's driveway - those huge behemoths from the 1970s. Massive weight and massive engines with about 13 horsepower that started falling apart in 5½ years. We all hoped we'd get 105,000 miles out of them, but the odometer only went up to 99, 999.9
And Ellen says, "Clark, why is it still running?" when Clark first parks it in the driveway.
I died. Each of these cars in my life was a sitcom all by itself.
The Family Truckster was a custom built monstrosity for the movie. It was especially made with all the awful characteristics of station wagons of the 70s.
@@wyrmshadow4374
Yeah, I love how it came with built-in squeaks and an engine that diesels and has a funny smell
@@wyrmshadow4374 and it had that Uncle Buck bounce that I just loved
@@bobbabai wood panels on the fucking hood!
@@wyrmshadow4374
"You think you hate it now..."
The basis for the movie was the short story "Vacation '58" published in the National Lampoon magazine in 1979. In that version the family is actually on their way to Disneyland and when they find it closed the dad buys a gun, finds Walt Disney's house and shoots him in the leg before being hauled off to jail.
It’s a pretty funny short story
Yes, remember reading it and later the "Christmas Vacation" story. Written by John Hughes, weren't they?
That sounds like it would make a great movie! lol
@@RustyX2010 I can well understand why they didn't adapt that story for the film, but I wonder what the current laws say about using the names and images of real people and places in a fictional narrative film.
My favorite part is when he had been walking in the desert and finds his family, he's like "Great to see you! Hey, anyone else thirsty? Lets get something to drink!"
haha
John Candy was so loveable in every role I've seen.
"I'd be cursing so much right now."
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"In my head."
That's adorable. Please never change.
Juliette Lewis and Johnny Galecki were the kids in National Lampoon's "Christmas Vacation".
Weirdly, the sister was now older than the brother.
Yeah, one of the funny things about the series of movies is that they not only change the child actors every movie, but keep changing which one is supposed to be older and which one is supposed to be younger.
In this movie the sister was dupposed to be older (and the actress is older than him/and only 15 years younger than D’Angelo) but the boy grew too much during filming. He’s three inches taller by the end of the movie.
@@Logan_Baron My favorite line in National Lampoon's "Vegas Vacation" was when Clark told his teenage kids, "You're growing up so fast I hardly recognize you anymore." 😂
"Daddy says im the best at it" and "roll em up" are just so classic
I have to point out, in this cut of your reaction, you laughed quite hard and often.
I know Christmas Vacation, is a nostalgic favorite, but I find this one much funnier.
I like this more too, raw 80's classic comedy.
Christmas Vacation gets seasonal exposure and deserved love but Vacation isn't hard tied to any tradition. Xmas only came out a few years later really but isn't as aesthetically 80's looking. Then you got Vegas which is like a live action cartoon.
I actually can't stand Christmas Vacation. This one and EV are my favorites :-)
It was so nice seeing you so giggly at the end of this movie. Glad it made you laugh, it sure is a fun one. Love the Holiday Road theme music. 🙂
If you want another road trip movie, might I suggest Little Miss Sunshine. One of my favorite films. Drama/Comedy with a good message.
For me, this is by far the best Vacation movie of the series. A true classic. I was just about Rusty's age when this came out and I swear we had the same wardrobe.
It's probably the best, agree. The Vegas one is pretty underrated though. It's dumb...but hilarious.
12:00 "What is that" Oh you sweet innocent Popcorn.
Your reaction to this movie is gold! 😂😂😂
This is one of my favorite movies whenever I'm changing the channel and I see this movie I always stop and continue to watch it
*Everyone does the same. This movie has single-handedly kept cable TV in business.*
Loved your reaction to leaving Aunt Edna in the rain on the back porch for her son to find. I laugh out loud at the absurdity of that whole scene.
And BTW - Cousin Eddie's daughter is played by:
Jane Krakowski
The screaming laughter in the theatre was so much how everyone was just in the same moment! We went over and over the two weeks and saw many of the same people too! And stayed for the 2nd showing all the time...I don't know if they still allow that these days...last time in a theatre was the 90's. Kinda miss it but not the prices of snacks...! Thanks for the renewed trip down this lane! "Ha-ha ha"..."she forgave him too easy!"
Supposedly a lot of people didn’t like it when it came out. They had a company said the audience gave it like a C - which shocked the head ceo
@@coyotefever105 I don't think so. There's only a few movies that I remember having this kind of audience reaction. You could hardly hear most of the dialogue above everybody screaming with laughter.
“ it’s the pool waitress Russ!”
Jane Krakowsky referring to french-kissing : "but Daddy says I'm the best at it..." Lost my lunch!
I love Jane and had no idea it was her until I checked IMDB. So many years have passed!
Cousin Vicki was now famous actress Jane Krakowski from 30 Rock, Ally McBeal and a ton of movies
Great reaction, as always.
For those who didn't notice, the son in Christmas Vacation was a young Johnny Galecki from The Big Bang Theory.
I have to share…I graduated from college and my brother graduated from high school so my parent’s took us on our own Family Vacation! (We have traveled all over the US, Canada and Mexico growing up.) Flew into San Diego and drove (in a rented small car) all the way up HWY 1 & crossed over into Vancouver & the Island of Victoria…My brother & I made a pack that we would sign everything The Griswalds since the movie had premiered the year before😂😂😂
I can’t begin to tell you the crazy things my daddy made us endure….but the memories are priceless‼️‼️‼️
I grew up the 80s and I understand this movie. The 80s was the BEST of times!
Cassie- "This Chick" is Supermodel Christy Brinkley, one time wife to Billy Joel and inspiration for the song Uptown Girl in the beginning of the relationship (she's also in the video) and the song Big Shot toward the end of the marriage.
Uptown Girl was about Elle McPherson, but Brinkley was in the video. He dated them both. Big Shot was about Bianca Jagger.
This is a comedy classic! One of the funniest movies I've ever seen! Filmed 40 years ago, and still funny no matter how many times you've watch it!
This is one of my favorite movies. I swear it reminds me of my own family cross country trips in the 80's. Instead of Chicago, we'd start from Decatur Illinois and travel all the way to Victorville California, in our Mercury Bobcat wagon. Something, and sometimes several somethings, would always go wrong. It sure felt brutal at the time, but now in my late 40's, I look back on those doomed road trips so fondly...lol.
OMG... National Lampoon's Vacation and Planes, Trains, and Automobiles are two of the best comedies ever. So glad you watched these.
I would also add The Burbs and The Money Pit to the list of comedies to check out.
The girl in the red car is a famous model back in the day, Christy Brinkley. Love this movie!
I never thought I'd live to see the day when anyone didn't know who Christie Brinkley was.
Christ, I'm old.
One of the first "super models," She has a daughter who looks just like her too.
The Commodores were a popular music group in the 70's. One of their biggest hits was "Easy" (Easy like Sunday morning). Lionel Richie was a part of their group.
Classic comedy. The entire cast and crew made this work. Beverly D'Angelo's performance was amazing. Soooo glad they kept her throughout the series.
Christie Brinkley...the most famous supermodel ever, and "she's ugly" lol
That scene of him running and his face at 25:20 always has me rolling laughing.
Not gonna lie, I've been on a couple cross country trips, one to 4 corners when I was 3 or 4, one to Seattle when I was 10, and one to Devil's Tower when I was 12. Clark is right. Driving is half the fun. Now that I'm all grown up with a wife and daughter, I'd love nothing more than to spend a week driving somewhere. In fact, I drive a semi for a living. So driving will never get old to me
I saw John Williams at the Hollywood Bowl & it was the most magical concert experience of my life.
All of them are fun, but Part 1 and Part 3 (Xmas) are the best. Vacation (1983) European Vacation (1985), Christmas Vacation (1989), Vegas Vacation (1997) and Vacation 2015 (the 2015 one is about adult Rusty taking HIS kids to Wally World, but but Clark, Ellen and his sister Audrey are have smaller roles. (The kids are different actors in all the films... and age VERY slowly LOL)
This movie is great fun as is Christmas Vacation. The song Holiday Road is a great listen on its own as well. Chevy Chase has always been one of the best physical comedians going all the way back to his SNL days.
FYI Rusty is Anthony Michael Hall( Breakfast Club and 16 Candles) and the Commodores are a famous musical group :)
Did you know "Walley World" was "Six Flaggs: Magic Mountain" in Southern California. The wooden roller coaster they force him to go on is "The Goliath"
I’m not sure why 😅 but after this movie, every time we headed to Walmart (big chain store in US, I imagine you’ve heard of it), we said we’re gone to WallyWorld. 😂 Kids still call it that to this day! 😅😊❤
That running scene at the end and the Delorean scene from Back to the Future were 2 of my favorites as a kid. I randomly ended up working at both those malls year later. 😬
The true lesson of the movie is this, always call ahead to confirm a place is open!!! LOL.
I am happy that your dad, Daddy Popcorn likes this movie too.
Guard: “Has your Dad ever killed anyone before?”
Rusty: “…my aunt Edna.”
Clarke: “you can’t prove that.”
😂
Funny enough, something similar to this happened to me and my brother. We live near Six Flags Great Adventure and once in our 20s, we took it upon ourselves to just drive down. Only to discover that it was later in the season and they were only open on weekends. Thankfully, we had only wasted a couple hours of our day and not two whole weeks.
Same with me and an ex girlfriend - but, with Michigan Adventure.
Luckily, only a half hour away. 😂
John Hughes, who wrote and directed Planes, Trains & Automobiles, also wrote this. He also wrote, produced and/or directed Sixteen Candles, The Breakfast Club, Pretty in Pink, Ferris Bueller’s Day Off, She’s Having a Baby, Uncle Buck, Career Opportunities, Curly Sue, both European Vacation and Christmas Vacation and the first three Home Alone movies, among others.
TH-cam in Wally voice: "Your video contains something so we're blocking the video and you'll have to edit and reupload it. Sorry. Hyuk hyuk hyuk!" 😤 (punches YT in the nose)
You really should watch Parenthood starring Steve Martin, Keanu Reeves, Joaquin Phoenix ( i think it was his first movie at 13), Diane Weist, Martha plimpton, Rick Moranis and so many more famous actors. Its a really v funny movie about family.
I second this.. Parenthood is such a great film!
@@kharma7755 it really is and it is so v underrated. It ur typical family Such a funny and heartwarming movie.
Joaquin Phoenix was 11 in Space Camp so that one wasn't his very first.
@@rivercitymud omg I forgot about Space Camp, another great movie that made every kid my age want to go to Space Camp or got us interested in the stars. I totally forgot, sorry.
Good recommendation!
Wait till you see National Lampoon's Vegas Vacation you're absolutely going to love that one
Eddie's daughter is Jane Krakowski, from 30 Rock, The Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt and Ally McBeal
That’s 14-year-old Jane Krakowski as Cousin Vicki in her first movie. She had long runs in Ally McBeal, 30 Rock (both outstanding) and Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt. Current she’s in ZIWE, which I know absolutely nothing about. The first two were among the best TV comedies of their times.
Awesome, a classic comedy and the best of the franchise in my opinion.
Hope TH-cam stops messing with you, you're one of the best. 👍✌❤
I think Vegas Vacation is underrated. I recommend it. European Vacation is my least favorite, but if you do all 4, it’s worth doing.
Same feelings but still plenty of laughs with European Vacation.
The fun fact un European vacation is that in every country the director got a well known actor from that country for the episodes like Eric Idle or Willy Millowitsch.
Refreshingly "giggle" worthy! I "LOL'ed all the way through!
"Excuse me, holmes? What it is, bro." 🤣🤣🤣
Homes, as in homeboy. Racist comment.
This is a classic. Very funny, sort of slapstick comedy. And it reminds me of another movie that has an interesting road trip. Not slapstick but VERY funny, with a little drama mixed in and surprisingly, some touching lessons and themes. "Little Miss Sunshine". I never would have watched this movie on purpose. It centers around a little girl and her kind of mixed up family. But it was one of the most touching surprising funny road trip family bonding movies I've every seen. Highly recommend it, and I think your sister would love it as well. Databyter
Now this is funny because I was planning on contacting you to suggest the Vacation series. Seeing you watch some of my favorite childhood movies is alot of fun for me.
4:50 The movie Dumb and Dumber paid tribute to this movie scene. 🤣
The young woman driving the Ferrari was Christie Brinkley, who was a famous model in the 80's. Of course Clark was attracted he her.. a beautiful woman in a beautiful car.😍
I was an avid reader of National Lampoon in the early 70s, and it helped to springboard some amazing writers and wonderful cinema! ♥
I know this movie suggestion won't get the views of other movies because it's a black & white older film. But High Noon I something I think you'd really enjoy. It's a western with Gary Cooper & Grace Kelley that is fantastic. It's actually an alagory for taking a stand for what you believe in during the red menace scare in Hollywood. It's also short, fast paced, and has fantastic music.
So a couple of fun facts the kid who plays Rusty in this one is Anthony Michael Hall and he was in Edward scissorhands as the bully boyfriend and he was Brian from The breakfast club. Also Wally world in this was kind of like a combination of Six Flags Great America and Walt Disney World.
Was that actually Knott's Berry Farm?
Aunt Edna was played by Imogene Coca (1908-2001). She was most famous on the Sid Caesar Show. But she had a long career starting in Vaudeville when she was a child.
"Dad, you want an Aspirin or something?"
"DON'T TOUCH!!!!!!!!!!!"
I like how Ellen forgave Clark for the hotel pool incident so fast. She knows he’s an idiot but wants him to know how much she loves him.
I just made that up. I’m not too smart myself
@@BipolarBowler Souffle.
Fun to see that "psycholopathic" way you open your sweets again 😂👍
“What is that?!” That’s some WEED, Cassie! Hahahahah
Chevy Chase was king back then. A lot of good cinema memories in my teens 😄
One of the running gags in all of the Vacation movies is that the kids are different in every one.
The Griswold kids are the same in this and European vacation.
@@mikeyc2110 same names, but not even close to being the same kids.
@@mikeyc2110 No they weren't. In Vacation, they were played by Anthony Michael Hall and Dana Barron, in European Vacation they were played by Jason Lively and Dana Hill, in Christmas Vacation they were played by Johnny Galecki and Juliette Lewis, and in Vegas Vacation they were played by Ethan Embry and Marisol Nichols.
@@jamesedens8245 yeh so I just learnt. I stand corrected
Watching you today was an unexpected treat!
Love your opening graphic!
Best to you-
07:42 i find it so funny that these old american cars had you sitting on full blown couches in the front.. I would be falling asleep as well. lol
Reminds of how much I need a “Members Only” jacket
Hope you will see the rest of the Lampoon's-movies. The one in Last Vegas is my personal favorite.
Never seen u laugh so much! Pretty sure your dad has seen it! It's a classic
I remember when this movie first came out. Chevy Chase said in an interview that working with Christy Brinkley was like working with a lollipop you weren't allowed to lick.
Cousin Vicki, the girl that gave Audrey the weed, is *Jane Krakowski,* a popular actress famous from mostly the TV series *30 Rock*
So happy to know that you enjoyed Community. One of my favorite sitcoms ever. My favorite episode was the conspiracy theory one. What's yours?
It became a running joke with the series that Audrey and Russ were different kids in each movie. My favorites are Original Russ and Vegas Audrey.
Regarding Cousin Vicki, that's Jane Krakowski, 30 Rock.
And capitalized on a few years back in an Old Navy commercial where Clark and Ellen have (most) of the actors back playing the kids simultaneously.
there is the theory that they just keep having kids and naming them rusty and Audrey. In Christmas Vacation Aunt Bethany asks "is Rusty still in the Navy?" which could be the rambling of a old confused lady, or it could be evidence of multiple rusty and audreys
@@charlie.on.youtube I'll have to check that, lol.
In the awful CHristmas Vacation 2, the original Audrey comes back to help out Uncle Eddy and his family.
@@nluna75 There . . . there was a sequel?
I went to Magic Mountain for the first time in 1982 and this movie take me back everytime because I on those exact same rides. Being that the movie came out in 1983 I must have been there about the same time as the filming because the trees and sunlight brightness are the same as I remember them. A great movie, the others are OK but this one broke the mold.
Wow that's awesome!!!!😃😃😃😃😃
The run through the empty parking lot was a take-off from a scene from the movie "Chariots of Fire" with the same music. You would love that movie, Cassie!
Who are the Commodores ?! 😲🙈