Only four shows/movies featuring RVs?

I'll spoil the fun:

Google: rv movies

Captain Fantastic is an interesting movie ... not really about an RV, but a family does live in a converted bus for a while.

Might not be on Blue Ray or DVD yet, (don't know), but The Leisure Seeker looks like a pretty good one. I'm wanting to see it, but timing is always wrong.

I always liked Paul as an RV movie. But the theme was about an escaped alien, the RV was incidental.

My opinion is that RVing / camping makes for a pretty wonderful lifestyle and a very boring movie.

Movies need conflict, controversy, great emotional crisis. All the things that we want to avoid as we travel in our RV.

Other than the occasional horror film which includes trapper campers unable to get out of their he wilderness.

PawPaw_n_Gram wrote:
I always liked Paul as an RV movie. But the theme was about an escaped alien, the RV was incidental.

Yes but, it is a cool movie..

If you enjoy reading get `The ride of our lives' by Mike Leonard of NBC News. It's he story about a Son who takes his Parents and various family members on a cross country RV trip. It's not so much how an RV works but how an extended family works.

Hollywood doesnt see us as an audience or lifestlye, other than one to use as ' trailer trash' as in 'Independence Day' or to ridicule as incompetants like in long long trailer, or as fear mongers as in Ben Stillers ' Meet the Fockers.'

We are too ordinary, law abiding content with simple pleasures like tight knit family, friends Smores travel to places with ordinary names or for temporary work.

'Amber Waves'. a 1980 movie with Dennis Weaver and Kurt Russell about nomadic grain harvesters shows the use of rvs and crew buses for that essential work. ( did it, '69- '75) is a little known movie that chronicles an essential need for rvs in the great plains. Its still valid.

Meet the fockers

"Lost in America" 1985
"About Schmidt" 2002

Space Balls. A great movie.