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great movie never stopped laughing Robin was great and Josh and Jojo all great actors no complaints great movie family fun nothing ever goes right for them and Josh was some great lines and with Robin hanging off mountains and stuff it's the best that's the way I give it a 10 out of 10 great chemistry

OK so Robin William's RV movie is not that bad as some or many will say. I liked Robin Williams in the role and I thought he had some very hilarious lines, I don't think the script is week at all because I found myself laughing and even crying sometimes at some of the hilarious lines of dialogue. Cheryl Hines is funny as well here, and also I'd like to give a big shout out to Kristen Chenoweth, I think she brought some really good energy and funniness to the movie. Kristen's character had a lot of physical humor with her jiggling breasts, and also just her persona and the way she says things. JoJo is very impressive and funny here as the very sarcastic and kinda smart ass daughter. I also really liked Josh Hutcherson here, he showed that he had the both dramatic and comedic acting jobs. Now why am I giving this movie a six? I think it's because it's true that some of the movie does drag and through the middle of the film it gets a little bit boring at times. Will Arnett got on my nerves too, he wasn't funny or even mildly amusing in his character, I think that was a bad casting decision to cast Will. I also really liked Hunter Parrish, he was cute, funny and very charming, especially with the teenage daughter Cassie. Now as far as family entertainment goes, no, this is not the best movie to pick, but it certainly isn't a flop. So overall RV gets a 6 out of 10 on my movie review scale, and I'd also like to give a shout out to the late Robin Williams and his family, may he rest in peace.

RV: Runaway Vacation is an awful movie with a terribly written storyline and a mostly good cast that deserved so much better than this.From the very first scene of the movie I was thinking it was going to be fun,Robin Williams was simply playing with his child and clearly improvising his lines,and it made me feel like this was going to be very enjoyable,and then every single scene after that was a disaster.The humour is ridiculous and not once (excluding the very first scene) did I laugh,it was too childish for anyone over the age of seven,and there is literally nothing funny in it for adults to enjoy.It sickens me that the late great Robin Williams is in this movie,because not even his likable personality could save it,Cheryl Hines and Jeff Daniels are two other great actors that made a huge mistake when they signed on to do this movie.Lacking a very little amount of fun that you would obviously want in a family movie and generally unlikeable characters,I would recommend RV: Runaway Vacation to absolutely nobody. Bob Munro (Robin Williams) and his dysfunctional family rent an RV for a road trip to the Colorado Rockies,where they have to contend with a bizarre community of campers.Best Performance: Robin Williams Worst Performance: Kristen Chenoweth

My brother has subscribed to a choice TV and as he asked me to pick one movie, i tried this one. I have seen the poster in an X-men comics i have read lately (maybe « Astonishing ») and i was craving for a movie family about vacations. In addition, Williams is such a good actor who surprisingly seems to have disappeared just like that (is he trapped in a lamp ?). Right from the start, you can see this modern « RV » is far from « NL Vacation » : the kids appear less well educated, the wife is money addicted, Williams is the poodle of his boss. Thus, they goes into vacation without heart and the movie is deeply impacted by their negative attitude : it's not really funny, the other family is just boring and the RV just looks like a studio set with blue screen. Maybe the relation between Williams and his daughter is interesting and the final comes as a surprise : for one time, we have a worker saying sh#t to his boss and prefers to be unemployed with a family becoming supportive.