Le Sapin a les boules 2: Cousin Eddie

Titre original : Christmas Vacation 2: Cousin Eddie's Island Adventure

Téléfilm
2003
TV-14
1h 23min

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Le Sapin a les boules 2: Cousin Eddie (2003)

Slapstick Comedy

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueA holiday to the South Pacific goes awry when Cousin Eddie's family and a tour guide are shipwrecked on an island.A holiday to the South Pacific goes awry when Cousin Eddie's family and a tour guide are shipwrecked on an island.A holiday to the South Pacific goes awry when Cousin Eddie's family and a tour guide are shipwrecked on an island.

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NOTE IMDb

2,7/10

4 k

MA NOTE

POPULARITÉ

1 141

211

Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro

Récompenses
- 1 nomination au total

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Anecdotes
Dana Barron is the first (and to-date only) actress to reprise her role as Audrey Griswold. The Griswold kids are played by different actors/actresses in each of the "Vacation" movies.

Gaffes
When the family boards the boat, the bow and stern of the boat are tied to the dock. Cousin Eddie unties the line from the stern; in the next shot, the boat takes off and the bow line has disappeared.

Citations
[Eddie looks out his window while sitting in an airplane]
Edward 'Eddie' Johnson: Hey, Third. All those people down there look like ants.
Clark 'Third' Johnson: [looks out the window] Dad, those *are* ants. We haven't taken off yet.
Edward 'Eddie' Johnson: You mean... we're gonna go higher?

Connexions
Featured in Troldspejlet: Épisode #31.14 (2004)

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2/10

Vomitous

I am a fan of a few of the Vacation films, but when a movie franchise goes from the big screen to the TV screen, you know it's out of steam. Made for TV National Lampoon films do not do well on TV. This movie is another reason.

I think a lot of us were excited when this was coming out, but we also had to face the reality...it's a TV movie. Randy Quaid is fine as Cousin Eddie, but is better in a supporting role than the lead. Dana Barron sets history as the first actor to reprise her role as one of the Griswold kids. She is just as pretty, but it doesn't help a thin script.

Why was this movie even made? It was probably because NBC recently picked up another few years of presenting X-mas Vacation. There is nothing wrong with the acting. It's all in the script. It's just not that funny. People need to think before they write stuff like this. It is one Christmas movie I do not recommend.