Vegas Vacation (1997)

No one can paint a wonderful holiday more than Clark! This time, he chose the perfect entertainment center where ─ can make people rich overnight: Las Vegas, the gambling city. However, he overlooked one thing: although Las Vegas offers complete entertainment for the family, it does its best to lure tourists. Helen, Clark's doting wife, usually never looks at other men, but this time she is confused by a "Mr. Las Vegas." Behind the scenes / tidbits this film, directed by new director Stephen Kessler, is the fourth film of National Lampoon's Vacation since 1983. The film is seen by critics as a mockery of middle-class values, but too much introduction to the scenery of Las Vegas makes it look like a tourism promotional film and, more importantly, a bit out-of-date.