7º – The Wizard (Todd Holland, 1989)
Two brothers and a girl start an escape through the country in search of participating in a video game championship. In the midst of this journey, the three of them will learn more about themselves, as well as have their ways of seeing the world completely altered. Now forgotten, ‘The Wizard’ was part of many people’s childhood, bringing the friendship and passion for video games of any child into the story.
6º – National Lampoon’s Vacation (Harold Ramis, 1983)
A head of a family wants to take a few days off to go to an amusement park. However, the most diverse setbacks will hinder the life of that family, making the mission of getting to the park practically impossible. Funny from the first to the last scene, ‘National Lampoon’s Vacation’ is a unique comedy, bringing iconic characters, truly memorable situations and the greatest performance of actor Chevy Chase’s career.
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