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Language: English
RV

RV

“On a family vacation, no one can hear you scream.”
★5.9/10(1,855)PGage•2006•1h 39m
FamilyComedyAdventure
ScreenplayGeoff Rodkey
Barry Sonnenfeld's broad family comedy 'RV' casts Robin Williams as a stressed executive who hijacks a planned Hawaii vacation, renting a lumbering recreational vehicle to sneak in a business meeting in Colorado while pretending it's a bonding trip. Predictable slapstick ensues, much of it involving runaway sewage and an over-friendly RV clan led by Jeff Daniels. Williams works hard, but the material is strictly formula, aimed squarely at undemanding audiences. Critics were unkind, and it stands as one of the lesser entries in his comedy filmography.
Release
Apr 28, 2006
Country
Germany, United Kingdom, United States
Budget
$50M
Revenue
$88M

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Reviews

5.9/10
TMDB Average audience rating
1,855 votes
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RV
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From the same director: Barry Sonnenfeld

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Where to watch RV? RV is available for streaming on Sony Pictures Core Amazon Channel.
Who directed RV? RV is directed by Barry Sonnenfeld.
Who stars in RV? The main cast of RV includes Robin Williams, Cheryl Hines, JoJo, Josh Hutcherson, Jeff Daniels.
How long is RV? RV is 1h 39min long.

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Synopsis

Barry Sonnenfeld's broad family comedy 'RV' casts Robin Williams as a stressed executive who hijacks a planned Hawaii vacation, renting a lumbering recreational vehicle to sneak in a business meeting in Colorado while pretending it's a bonding trip. Predictable slapstick ensues, much of it involving runaway sewage and an over-friendly RV clan led by Jeff Daniels. Williams works hard, but the material is strictly formula, aimed squarely at undemanding audiences. Critics were unkind, and it stands as one of the lesser entries in his comedy filmography.

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