Christmas Vacation 2 - Cousin Eddie's Island Adventure (2003)

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After four proper Vacation films, the people at National Lampoon churned out the first spin-off of the series. The direct-to-video National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation 2: Cousin Eddie's Island Adventure stars Randy Quaid as the lovable doofus made popular in the first and third entries in the… More After four proper Vacation films, the people at National Lampoon churned out the first spin-off of the series. The direct-to-video National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation 2: Cousin Eddie's Island Adventure stars Randy Quaid as the lovable doofus made popular in the first and third entries in the series. Eddie and his clan are awarded a tropical vacation for the holidays, but their trip doesn't go quite as planned. With the whole family stranded on an island in the South Pacific, they're in for a Christmas like none before. Fred Willard and Ed Asner also star. ~ Matthew Tobey, Rovi

Rating, Runtime: Unrated, 1 hr. 23 min.
Directed By: Nick Marck
Genres: Television, Comedy

In Theaters: Dec 20, 2003 Wide
On DVD: Oct 5, 2004

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Nicki M

Number 2 off the pile of crap I have put off watching for over a year. Well, on the plus side, at least I made it all the way through this one! This is a typical Lampoons movie. Definitely inferior to the one. (And that isn't all that great either, so make of that what you… More
Number 2 off the pile of crap I have put off watching for over a year. Well, on the plus side, at least I made it all the way through this one! This is a typical Lampoons movie. Definitely inferior to the one. (And that isn't all that great either, so make of that what you will).. So-so characters. A few laughs, but only a few. The rottweiler and monkey just about steal the show. This is pretty lame and tired. Christmas is probably the only time this is acceptable, but even then I would stay stick with the first one unless this is on tv to watch free!
Sarah P

There was really no need for this...sequels normally aren't good when 99% of the original cast isn't in it.