RV Movies to Watch While RVing
Those rainy spring RV days are bound to happen, but being cooped up inside your motor home or travel trailer doesn’t have to be a drag. Next time you’re curled up on your RV’s couch, insert one of these RV-related films, and you’re guaranteed to forget about the weather.
The Blues Brothers
The 1980 film, The Blues Brothers, features a souped-up Winnebago that belonged to Bob and the Good Ol’ Boys. The old Winnebago undergoes a heated chase when Jake, Ellwood and the others steal Bob and the Good Ol’ Boys rig.
Meet the Fockers
In this 2004 sequel to Meet the Parents, a former CIA agent (Jack) chooses to drive his family to Miami is his new tricked-out RV instead of traveling by plane as planned.
Spaceballs
The 1987 comedy and Star Wars parody Spaceballs features the Eagle V — a Winnebago with wings that help it reach light-speed. Unfortunately the Eagle V Winnebago experiences an unfortunate crash as it runs out of fuel.
About Schmidt
Released in 2003, About Schmidt is a comedy-drama featuring Jack Nicholson about a recently retired blue-collar worker who heads out on an eventful road trip to his daughter’s wedding.
We’re the Millers
This 2013 comedy features an unlikely group of four traveling in an RV south of the border to smuggle drugs from Mexico back to the United States. When the added weight of the drugs causes one their radiator hoses to break, the “family” ends up getting towed by a DEA agent and his wife.
Judgment Night
Judgment Night is a 1993 action-thriller film in which Frank Wyatt, his brother and two friends head to a boxing match in Chicago in a lavish RV. When they take a shortcut off of the freeway to save time, a slew of thrilling events — including a car chase and a murder — ensue.
Get Your Rainy-Day Supplies at Specialty
Here at Specialty RV Sales in Lancaster, we know that rainy camping days happen often in spring. Hop online to browse our parts department for tons of fun RV games and supplies to help you get through those rainy days and actually enjoy them too.
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