Comments on: Wedding Crashers Director Preps National Lampoon’s Vacation Sequel

By: Jason Allen

Jason Allen — Fri, 11 Dec 2009 03:41:58 +0000

I have been thinking about this for quite awhile now, you need to make a new Christmas Vacation. As you stated to have them play the grandparents is perfect! I would try and recruit Ryan Reynolds to play Russ. He reminds me of Chevy Chase alot and would totally fit the part. This would be such a big hit! Im not really sure who to have play the Audrey but have Audry take after the father (she’s married but always checking out guys and flirting). They would have Christmass at Russ’s house. He would unwillingly invite his parents and they would invite the entire family. It would only get better and better. This is a must make movie! Who hasnt seen Christmas Vacation? I dunno maybe I am crazy but if I had the money to make a movie this is the one I would make. I really hope they come through… I will just keep writeing up my thoughts and my version of it. PLEASE MAKE IT!

By: Mark

Mark — Thu, 08 Oct 2009 13:22:13 +0000

A new writing team has written a prequel to the Vacation series titled, “Honeymoon”. From what I hear the story line follows Clark and Ellen from engagement, to wedding, and honeymoon mixed in with a present day story line of Audrey (Juliette Lewis) getting married in Los Angeles. Sounds like a great way to work in the old cast plus introduce the “next generation” Clark Griswald. Thoughts??

By: The Incredible Suit

The Incredible Suit — Thu, 08 Oct 2009 09:19:06 +0000

An impoverished screenwriter enters the office of a studio bignob, and is forced to spend the duration of the meeting on his knees. He is forbidden from looking the bignob in the eye (if youâ€™ll forgive the expression).

Screenwriter: â€œPlease sir, Iâ€™ve cobbled together a script for a comedy. Itâ€™s a bit like those National Lampoonâ€™s Vacation films, only not as good. In fact itâ€™s rubbish.â€

Bignob: â€œSilence, pipsqueak! Leave it to me, weâ€™ll slap the National Lampoon name on it, offer Chevy Chase a one-scene cameo â€“ heâ€™ll take anything these days â€“ and people will flock to see it like idiot sheep attending an idiot sheep convention!â€

Screenwriter: â€œOh, sir, what a splendid idea! Itâ€™ll make a fortune and I can finally buy some shoes!â€

Bignob: â€œSilence, pipsqueak! Iâ€™ll be the one trousering the cash, thankyou! Now bugger off back to your one-room bedsit with the bucket-toilet. Your rats must need feeding.â€

And with that the screenwriter shuffles backwards on his knees out of the office, keeping his head bowed. As he is ejected onto the street by a burly security guard, a single tear falls from his filthy face onto his bare foot. Itâ€™s the only wash he can afford.

By: Hallie Levine

Hallie Levine — Thu, 08 Oct 2009 03:07:25 +0000

Well one part in that movie is that when the guy like has sex with that one girl it GROSSED ME OUT!!! it was like EWWWWW!!!! but at the rest of the movie it was like AWWWWWW!!!!!!

By: Balinakill Country House

Balinakill Country House — Wed, 07 Oct 2009 22:09:40 +0000

National Lampoons – fantastic! Well if they need a venue in Scotland let me know?!!!

By: kyriacos

kyriacos — Wed, 07 Oct 2009 21:13:42 +0000

oi, jay and Greg you should make a podcast with reed next week…

By: Slushie Man

Slushie Man — Wed, 07 Oct 2009 18:50:46 +0000

I’m excited for it, as long as National Lampoon has nothing to do with it. They were good in the 80’s, but has anyone watched any of their movies in the last 15 years or so? The bottom of the Shit barrel if you ask me. The fact that they’re not involved means that even if the movie is bad, it won’t be as bad as it COULD be had they been involved.