Sunday, February 1, 2009

So what does National Lampoon have to do with cavemen!?!

National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation is one of my all time favorite movies and is a yearly tradition as no Christmas is right without watching it at least once. So when I saw National Lampoon's Stoned Aged on my release schedule I was curious, especially seeing as the National Lampoon's vacation series has always been a favorite around here.

National Lampoon has always been known for stupid humor, bad jokes, and even sometimes its mildly suggestive humor. After all who can forget the reference to gerbils and rubber sheets in Christmas Vacation, and if you never noticed go back and watch it again. Stoned Age upholds these traditions and brings them to a all time new high. Stoned Aged was obviously filmed on a very small budget, is badly acted, and employs new levels of terrible jokes. Strangely enough it all works and it its hilarious in sort of a college drunken humor which unless your incredibly uptight you can't help to laugh. It's just one of those movies you can't take seriously and it really plays to that childish humor that most of us like to pretend we don't have.

The story follows Ishbo, a caveman who compared to the other cavemen he's a genius who is bound and determined to win the heart of the beautiful Fadart who is in love with his idiotic but muscular brother. This all coming from a culture who values stupid big bruts, sounds something like what we want out of football players in these days eh? Ishbo with his crazy gadgets and his love of Fadart (who names a girl Fadart anyways?) is bound and determined to add a little brainpower to his otherwise stupid companions.

I'm not saying this is the best movie I've ever watched, and it has some blatant nudity which is most likely what earns it its unrated rating but I have to say after having a really stressful week there are times where its nice to just sit back and watch something that requires no brain power and laugh. I wouldn't recommend this movie to anyone looking for a award winning performance but it's certainly great for a laugh.

National Lampoon's Stoned Age is available right now on DVD and you can pick up your copy on Amazon!

I have three copies of National Lampoon's Stoned Age to give away to my readers.

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28 Comments:

Ellen C. said...

The very first National Lampoons movie I ever saw is still my favorite. It is National Lampoon's European Vacation. Thanks for the chance.

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Ellen C. said...

I am a subscriber.

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valerie2350 said...

the original Vacation - still makes me laugh :)

wigget said...

National Lampoon's Van Wilder - so funny and Ryan Reynolds is so cute

Teresa said...

National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation is my favorite. I loved this because I am a huge Chevy Chase fan!
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I happily subscribe.
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Sheila Hickmon said...

National Lampoons Christmas Vacation is my fave!! Or the original! Both are hilarious!
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Im a subscriber!!
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sohamolina said...

Xmas Vacation is my favorite. It's fun and holidayish.
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Unknown said...

The movie is so corny, it's cute! They make it work!

Jackie said...

National Lampoons Vacation was my favorite movie. Thanks for the review and giveaway. I hadn't heard of this movie.

Jackie said...

I subscribe via email

judybrittle said...

National Lampoons Vacation is my favorite. That was pretty funny.

judybrittle said...

I'm a subscriber.

Anonymous said...

National Lampoon's vacation with Chevy as we have similar experiences at Disney.

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Jen said...

National Lampoons Christmas Vacation is my favorite to watch all year round.

Jen said...

I'm a subscriber.

Anonymous said...

I would have to say the National Lampoons Christams Vacation is the favorite!
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redfuzzycow said...

christmas vacation is a classic

Unknown said...

Las Vegas Vacation..best ever.

Anonymous said...

I like Animal House. It's hard to beat because of the cast, the silliness, the time frame, etc. When I first saw it, the folk singing scene with the guitar cracked me up.

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Anonymous said...

The original National Lampoons Vacation movie is my favorite..such a classic:)

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elaina said...

National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation makes me laugh so hard. The fried cat, the rant Clark does about his boss and the Christmas bonus, the crazy old great aunt, Uncle Eddie with the RV toilet.

stupendousdan said...

Animal House. Established the genre.

tsslug said...

I am a subscriber

Anonymous said...

Animal House here also! It was by far the best!
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daveg0929 said...

Animal house is my favorite.

Reyn said...

National Lampoon's Vacation. Chevy portrayed a typical man to a T. hilarious

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