Review of National Lampoon's Vacation (1983) by Al M — 09 Feb 2014
A classic of American comedy from comedian/director Harold Ramis, National Lampoon's Vacation remains just as funny 30 years later. Featuring an amazing class, Vacation satirizes American idealism, particularly the concept of the idyllic nuclear family.
As one man's dreams for his family begin to slowly mount into nightmares, the comedy only increases as does the indictment of American capitalism and idealism.
This review of National Lampoon's Vacation (1983) was written by Al M on 09 Feb 2014.
National Lampoon's Vacation has generally received positive reviews.
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