Die schrillen Vier auf Achse

Originaltitel: National Lampoon's Vacation

1983
16
1 Std. 38 Min.

IMDb-BEWERTUNG

7,3/10

124.881

IHRE BEWERTUNG

BELIEBTHEIT

1.170

1.163

Chevy Chase in Die schrillen Vier auf Achse (1983)

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Road Trip Slapstick Adventure Comedy

Die Überlandfahrt der Familie Griswold zum Themenpark Walley World erweist sich als viel anstrengender, als sie es je erwartet hatten.Die Überlandfahrt der Familie Griswold zum Themenpark Walley World erweist sich als viel anstrengender, als sie es je erwartet hatten.Die Überlandfahrt der Familie Griswold zum Themenpark Walley World erweist sich als viel anstrengender, als sie es je erwartet hatten.

Siehe Produktionsinformationen bei IMDbPro

IMDb-BEWERTUNG

7,3/10

124.881

IHRE BEWERTUNG

BELIEBTHEIT

1.170

1.163

Siehe Produktionsinformationen bei IMDbPro

Videos5

Trailer 1:19

Official Trailer

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National Lampoon's Vacation

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'80s Movie Quiz With "Stranger Things" Star Gaten Matarazzo

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'National Lampoon's Vacation' | 35th Anniversary Mashup

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7udeaasykle

How can you not like this movie?

This is one of those movies that i loved when i was younger so i really didn't know what to think as i watched it again. But to my surprise it is still charming, funny and sweet. Enter Chevy Chase as the last family guy, just wanting to spend time with his loving family. A hilarious journey from Chicago to California to get to an amusement park. You may think, that shouldn't be a problem, but it is. This is one vacation you will never forget. I have always liked Chevy Chase and if you watch this movie you will know why. The sweet caring family man losing more and more of his mind is nothing less than funny as hell. Maybe you will think twice about taking your family on vacation after watching this movie. I rate this movie 7/10

7claudio_carvalho

Hilarious Road Movie

In Illinois, Chicago, the suburban Clark Griswold (Chevy Chase) decides to travel on vacation with his wife Ellen (Beverly D'Angelo) and their son Rusty (Anthony Michael Hall) and their daughter Audrey (Dana Barron) driving his new station wagon to the Walley World theme park in California. Ellen and the children suggest that they fly to the destination, but the stubborn Clark wants to spend more time with his family and say no to the proposed airplane travel.

The Griswold family has many problems along their journey and they visit Ellen's cousin Catherine (Miriam Flynn), her useless husband Eddie (Randy Quaid) and their children. When they leave the place, they are forced to give a ride to the inconvenient Aunt Edna (Imogene Coca) and her hateful dog. Soon Clark learns that his planned journey has become a trip from hell.

"Vacation" is a hilarious road movie that makes anyone laughs. The clumsy Clark Griswold provokes very funny situations with his attitudes, supported by his beautiful wife. Unfortunately this type of naive comedy is forgotten by the studios on the present days. My vote is seven.

Title (Brazil): "Férias Frustradas" ("Frustrated Vacation")

9Eightiesboy

38 years later, this still hasn't aged

Just managed to watch this again after watching the first time around when I was 13/14 years old. Coincidentally, I watched this with my twin boys who are now approaching 14 too!

Brilliant. Chevy Chase's facial and bodily expressions are still as funny as they were back in the 80's.

My boys and I were cracking up through most of the film. A wonderful feel good road trip movie.

Beverley D'Angelo and Chevy Chase are simply sublime together.

I am very fortunate to have watched this again and especially with my twin boys.

Thank you Chevy!

8kosmasp

Family matters

Spending time with the family - something you dread and love at the same time. Well mostly - something you miss at times too though. And something that not everyone is able to squeeze in - so when the Griswolds (or is it Griswalds as they are called in the sequel?) have an opening they use the time to go on vacation. And while they could have used an airplane and flown to their desired destination - that would have nullified the movie and so many great gags it does hold for you.

Luckily they do not forget any family member (named Kevin or otherwise), but they only are four people so ... there's that. They do occasionaly lose some luggage/baggage - literally. Apart from that, the movie does not care about being politically correct at all. There is a scene in the "ghetto" with quite a lot of stereotypes. Apparently they would not do this today ... well some have regrets that they shot that (production team if I got that right).

You also have jokes about incest and cheating - the girl in the Ferrari will probably stay in your dreams ... if you are either into the car and/or the female driving it. So much fun on the road, most of it feels even real. Situations that could happen one way or the other ... and almost exactly like that. Really good comedy ... only topped by the Christmas inspired sequel that came a few years later.

7damianphelps

Roadtrip!!!

Clark W Griswold is one of the great characters, funny, charming and more than a little crazy he wins you over with his heart felt dedication to being the best family man he can be.

He, along with Homer Simpson, is where I took many of my parenting tips from, especially at christmas.

NLV is a great movie that never gets old and is easy to recommend :)

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All the cast members had terrible experiences when it came to filming the scenes inside Walley World, where they rode all of the roller coasters and other rides. In the commentary, Chevy Chase mentions that many of the rides made him and the other cast members vomit, especially since they all had to ride them several times for each take. Dana Barron mentioned in the commentary that the coasters made her so sick, she had to take motion sickness pills and would pass out on nearby benches between takes. Finally, Anthony Michael Hall mentions that in the shots on the roller coaster where he looks scared, he wasn't acting, his fear in those shots was genuine.

Patzer
Ellen's hairstyle changes quite dramatically towards the end of the film (at around the time that Aunt Edna is dropped off at Flagstaff), from wavy to a poodle perm. Result of last minute reshoots.

Zitate
Clark Griswald: I think you're all fucked in the head. We're ten hours from the fuckin' fun park and you want to bail out! Well I'll tell you something, this is no longer a vacation. It's a quest. It's a quest for fun! I'm gonna have fun, and you're gonna have fun. We're all gonna have so much fuckin' fun we'll need plastic surgery to remove our goddamn smiles! You'll be whistling 'Zip-A-Dee Doo-Dah' out of your assholes! Hahaha. I gotta be crazy, I'm on a pilgrimage to see a moose! Praise Marty Moose! Holy shit!
Rusty Griswold: [grabs Clark's shoulder] Dad, you want an aspirin or somethin'?
Clark Griswald: ...DON'T TOUCH!

Crazy Credits
During the credits, you see snapshots of group photos of where and who the Griswalds met on the vacation. The last photo shows you how they got home, on a plane.

Alternative Versionen
When originally released in theaters, the song "I'm So Excited" by The Pointer Sisters was present, but quickly withdrawn, having June Pointer's "Little Boy Sweet" replace it; hence why it does not appear on the soundtrack. Mistakenly, the song is credited (as should be) but not featured in the film on VHS or DVD, just when shown on TV. "Summer Hearts" by Nicolette Larson was apart of the original ending to the film, and only remains on the soundtrack.