Charlie Day pops up as a suicidal white-water rafting guide who leads the Griswolds on a killer (and admittedly hilarious) ride. That's not to say that audiences won't laugh. The sequence of Debbie chugging an entire pitcher of beer and then proceeding to projectile vomit her way through a sorority obstacle course is especially gross, as are the references to rape, pedophilia, incest, and sex acts.
Although there's no doubt that the original Vacation was crass, Chevy Chase and Beverly D'Angelo (who make a brief appearance here) made most of the franchise memorable but the new version - despite a talented cast - tries so hard to be provocative that the gags feel over-the-top and forced. You'll likely have a few laughs watching this movie, but they're coming at the cost of base, gross-out, juvenile, sexual jokes. One scene includes a mom chugging beer and then projectile vomiting while running an obstacle course. Violent moments/topics are played for humor (like siblings roughing each other up, a fist fight between families, a woman in a car getting killed by a truck, jokes about rape, pedophilia, incest, and more), and sexual content includes glimpses of bare breasts, scenes in which a man's large genitals are clearly outlined by his underwear, tons of crude innuendo and graphic references, and a scene of several partially nude couples waiting to have sex in public. Nearly every line of dialogue includes an obscenity - from "motherf-er," "f-k," "s-t," "a-hole," and "bulls-t" to "p-y," "d-k," and more. Like the 1983 version, this Vacation is chock full of crass humor, coarse comments, sexual references, and constant strong language. Ed Helms stars as a grown-up Rusty Griswold, who hopes to recreate the infamous road trip his own family took when he was a teen. Parents need to know that Vacation is a sequel to/reboot of the original National Lampoon's Vacation comedies. Adults also drink wine at meals.ĭid you know you can flag iffy content? Adjust limits for Drinking, Drugs & Smoking in your kid's entertainment guide. Adults and college students drink, and in one scene the mom chugs a pitcher of beer to do a "Chug and Run," resulting in her projectile vomiting throughout the obstacle course.
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