Beverly D'Angelo

A modest film, and a messy one...about a modest, messy life...Reigert and Shapiro mine delicate humor from unpleasant situations.

If didactic and overwrought at times, it's also powerful and persuasive.

I see London, I see France, I see Chevy do a dumb dance.

Though lacking in narrative and comic sophistication, National Lampoon's Vacation has something arguably more important: built-in, instant audience identification.

Hair benefited from the creative freedom of '70s cinema...at its best when it's most creatively subversive...