Anything that can kill time in this lifeless, empty sequel was a good thing to the producers

It doesn’t have the draw, or the science, to really become absorbing.

Vacation may be one of the greatest American comedies, certainly underrated in this regard.

Just remember it’s only funny because it isn’t you (and because it’s Chevy Chase in his prime).

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The film is too fast, too bold, and too exaggerated to be any fun.

Most of the film seems like an attempt to turn Tracy Morgan into Chris Tucker from Rush Hour with the same agonizing result.

This is hardly a straightforward war effort, the Nazis playing more of a bit part in international espionage.

This is all positive though, challenging the Hollywood norm, pushing into touchy religious territory, and turning a main character into some kind of violent, harsh savior

Director Brian G. Hutton is able to blend that humor into the dramatic, utilizing timing and care to ensure the mixture works.