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Films and TV shows that feel like Holiday Road by Lindsey Buckingham

The gleeful, slightly unhinged optimism of a disastrous family road trip across America.

  1. National Lampoon's Vacation (1983): This is the very film the song was written for, perfectly capturing the frantic joy of a doomed family trek to Walley World.
  2. Little Miss Sunshine (2006): It shares the exact same chaotic energy of a dysfunctional family crammed into a vehicle on a desperate cross-country journey.
  3. Planes, Trains and Automobiles (1987): A masterclass in travel disasters and forced companionship that mirrors the bumpy ride of the song.
  4. Pee-wee's Big Adventure (1985): It captures the same bright, bouncy, eccentric Americana and roadside weirdness found in Buckingham's track.
  5. Almost Famous (2000): It encapsulates that specific 70s and 80s rock-infused nostalgia of touring the American landscape on a bus.
  6. The Sure Thing (1985): An iconic 80s cross-country hitchhiking romantic comedy that treats the American highway as a place of endless possibility.
  7. Easy Rider (1969): The ultimate American road trip film, providing the counter-culture blueprint for hitting the highway to find freedom.
  8. The End of the F***ing World (2017): A darkly comedic take on two young people embarking on a reckless, unpredictable road trip adventure.

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