Vacation,
the
2015
American
romantic
comedy
film
is
here
trying
to
re-do
the
comic
frolics
from
the
1983's
National
Lampon's
Vacation
film.
The
fifth
theatrical
installment
from
the
National
Lampoon's
Vacation
series
is
loosely
inspired
by
the
original
1983
National
Lampoon's
Vacation
film
where
Rusty
Griswold
(Ed
Helms)
is
trying
to
re-live
a
trip
which
he
did
with
his
parents
and
sisters
30
years
ago.
Trying
to
nix
his
family
and
save
his
eroding
marriage,
Rusty
decides
to
take
a
road
trip
to
Walley
World
with
his
wife,
Debbie
(Christina
Applegate),
and
their
two
sons;
James
(Skyler
Gisondo)
who
is
a
shy
and
anxious
older
son,
Kevin
(Steele
Stebbins),
the
selfish
younger
son.
The
journey
starts
on
a
fun
and
irritating
way
with
the
family
hating
the
road
trip
even
after
Rusty
tries
hard
to
cheer
them
up
and
keep
them
entertained.
The
Griswolds
family
takes
various
stops
while
on
their
road
trip
to
the
Walley
World
the
first
being
Memphis.
In
Arkansas,
they
got
to
a
supposedly
hidden
spring
by
a
drifter
which
turns
out
to
be
a
sewage
dump.
Upon
their
return
to
the
car,
they
see
it
broken
with
their
cash
and
luggage
stolen
inside
the
car.
With
no
money
and
clothes,
the
family
stops
by
in
Texas
and
enters
Rusty's
sister,
Audrey
(Leslie
Mann),
and
her
husband,
Stone
Crandall
(Chris
Hemsworth).
The
family
stays
at
Arizona
campsite
and
the
next
morning
almost
gets
killed
by
a
suicidal
rafting
guide
(Charlie
Day)
in
the
Grand
Canyon.
Vacation
turns
out
to
be
a
trauma
with
a
lot
of
hurdles
and
complications
with
losing
car,
cash,
luggage
and
then
tailing
down
by
crazy
truck
driver
(Norman
Reedus).
The
disappointed
Griswolds
decide
to
go
fly
back
home
in
Chicago
after
staying
at
Rusty's
parents,
Clark
(Chevy
Chase)
and
Ellen
(Beverly
D'Angelo).
Rusty's
father
Clark
coax
him
and
the
next
morning
he
decided
to
drive
his
family
to
Walley
World
to
ride
their
newest
coaster,
Velociraptor
before
going
to
Chicago.
What
happens
next
is
a
series
of
drama
mixed
with
comedy
and
fun-filled
rides!
Cast:
Ed
Helms
and
Christina
Applegate
play
a
funny
married
couple
who
try
to
save
their
marriage.
Chris
Hemsworth
is
one
of
the
major
attractions
who
does
not
stay
long
on
the
screen
but
his
appearance
especially
the
shirtless
moment
where
he
actually
stuffed
his
underwear
with
a
giant
fake
penis
for
the
film
is
drool-worthy!
Although
the
vacation
turns
out
to
be
a
disaster,
the
movie
directed
and
written
by
John
Francis
Daley
and
Jonathan
Goldstein,
has
a
happy
ending
and
doesn't
disappoint
us
when
it
comes
to
the
comic
factor.