PLANES, TRAINS AND AUTOMOBILES | MOVIE REACTION | FIRST TIME WATCHING

[@dcaslick]

This isn’t a Thanksgiving movie. It’s THE Thanksgiving movie.

[@joeblankenship377]

We lost John Candy way too soon. He was hilarious.

[@Nicholasmcmath-cr1xl]

Agree

[@gregtalley1601]

He was also so genuine in the emotional scenes, too. He probably could've pulled off drama movies. Not many have been able to do that, Robin Williams and Tom Hanks come to mind.

[@joehoy9242]

​@@gregtalley1601- Funnily enough, Tom Hanks spoke very highly of John Candy, they worked together on "Splash" quite early in their careers. When James Lipton brings up Candy's name on Inside The Actors Studio, Hanks makes a noise like he's been gut-punched.

[@krashd]

@@joehoy9242 They also worked together on the movie "Volunteer" as well, the movie where Tom met his wife Rita Wilson.

[@martinbraun1211]

God, I miss John Candy so much. 😔❤️

[@jerrypeacock2234]

John was an original and sorely missed

[@awenoldschwatzanegga]

The man has been gone for almost 30 years, and I find my heart hurting every time I watch him.

[@CaddyJim]

It's sad but perfect how *Planes Trains & Automobiles & Uncle Buck* end with a freeze frame of *John Candy* almost like a memorial

[@goldenager59]

For my part, I shall always regret that he never had an opportunity to star in a biopic of silent movie comedian Roscoe Arbuckle. Google the man and see for yourself, it would've been absolutely perfect casting. (I cherish identical sentiments about the late, sorely-missed Chris Farley as well.) 😄😩 🎭

[@treetopjones737]

Commonly known as "Fatty" Arbuckle ( nickname when he was alive ).

[@EsotericRage]

When John Candy says "i like me. My wife likes me" tears me up every time

[@koristrange9655]

Hits even harder when you watch it again knowing the ending.

[@freeportkid]

@@koristrange9655came to say this. It hits hard the first time, but seeing it again wow

[@leesweets4110]

@@koristrange9655Well, a dead person cant not like you.

[@rollomaughfling380]

@@leesweets4110 Way to go, "Cap'n Bringdown" . . . 👀

[@leesweets4110]

@@rollomaughfling380Down? I find it rather optimistic. If she doesnt say no, its a yes.

[@trayntp]

“She’s strong. Her first baby, it come out sideways. She didn’t scream or nothing.” 😂

[@0okamino]

I gotta agree with Dell. She’s a real trooper.

[@dr.burtgummerfan439]

John Candy really showcases his acting talent at the end. With just his facial expressions, he makes you want to laugh, cry, and he warms your heart, all at the same time. No dialog or exposition needed.

[@CaddyJim]

You'll love *John Candy* in *(Uncle Buck)* with *Macaulay Culkin* & also *(The Great Outdoors)* with *Dan Aykroyd*

[@joegreene7619]

John Candy is the only person who could have made Del Griffith a likeable character.

[@kingscorpion7346]

the short cameo with Kevin Bacon racing Steve Martin for the cab actually reappears in another movie that Kevin was filming at the same time, titled She's Having A Baby, and in that movie it shows Kevin's perspective of that same race! this was my dad's favorite John Candy movie.

[@justindenney-hall5875]

@kingscorpion7346 Shared universe?

[@kingscorpion7346]

@@justindenney-hall5875 yeah, you should check it out. I just looked it up, and John Hughes directed both movies! Planes came out a year before She's Having a Baby, and that same scene is in both. but later in Planes, Neil's wife is watching TV in the dark alone, but on the TV is another scene that was filmed in She's Having a Baby!

[@krashd]

@@justindenney-hall5875 Yes, both are John Hughes movies that he was directing back to back so he threw in the Kevin Bacon/Steve Martin gimmick just for fun, it is cool to see the taxi race from both perspectives.

[@justindenney-hall5875]

@@krashd Kind of reminds me of what they did with "Trading Places"/"Coming to America"/"Coming 2 America".

[@aaronimpactgaming]

I never knew this. Now I have to watch, "She's Having A Baby".

[@DarkPaladin24]

Seeing these two driving between the trucks and being viewed as skeletons and Neil seeing Del as the devil never gets old. It's a perfect Thanksgiving movie

[@kingscorpion7346]

the first time I saw that was with my best friend, and we couldn't see we were laughing so hard!

[@ParkerAllen2]

The most sustained number of laughs in any scene in any comedy I can think of.

[@MrLivewire1970]

This was my moms favorite movie. She passed away 5 years ago but I can still hear her laughing, especially the car rental scene. We watched this every year for Thanksgiving and Christmas It's good to see other people enjoy this film. You'd like, Uncle Buck with John Candy, it's another classic movie.

[@Jedicake]

John Hughes has that uncanny ability to play a few simple notes at the right time and manage to pull your heartstrings right out

[@cyberingcatgirls7069]

The first time I saw this, I had no idea I was gonna be crying like a baby in the last minutes of the movie.

[@egk2584]

Thanks for the reaction, Addie. RIP John Candy. Your comedy brightened a lot of days and you are missed.

[@jamin7474]

one of the best parts of the movie is when they're going the wrong way on the highway and encounter those trucks when he looks lover at Del he sees Del in a devil costume laughing maniacally

[@magicbrownie1357]

One of the greatest comedies ever! Both John Candy and Steve Martin are brilliant in this film. And the film has a heart. What's not to love?

[@tomloft2000]

The scene at the car rental is what got this movie an R rating.

[@dedcowbowee]

Both of their facial expressions throughout are perfect. John Candy when he gets his shoes off cracks me up every time. Even more than when he's startled by the door being yanked open.

[@BBFilms88]

Can I just say, so grateful that Addie does these reaction videos! You’re hella appreciated Addie

[@HULLGRAFFITI]

I'm a Brit who's worked for myself all my adult life but when I was 14/15 I had a 'real' job and ran a video rental shop for a guy where I ended up with an early timecoded promo copy of 'Planes ,Trains and Automobiles' that ended up as one of my fave objects I owned because it brought so many hours of pure uncut laughter for so many ppl in my life ! To this day the memory of laid watching it for the first time by myself on a school night at 15 with John Candy's relentless totally sincere overly optirmistic delivery of " Gee , I've never seen a guy get picked up by the testicles before " To this day was probably the hardest I have ever laughed alone without been on acid or fungi ! I LOVE this film and have seen it so many times I could literally take every part in it lol

[@Grandmastergav86]

I love John Candy so damn much! That guy is greatly missed!

[@pauls.anderson5553]

It isn't Thanksgiving for me without seeing Steve Martin's epic rant over the rental car!! Great reaction as always, Addie!! Hope you had a wonderful Thanksgiving!!

[@ricdees3495]

His F bombs were hilarious.

[@jasonondik6003]

Movies like Planes, Trains & Automobiles are exactly why there are reacriin channels. I grew up on films like this (in theaters and VHS). Such an amazing movie. My favorite moment is Del and Neal have just started driving in the rental Del: I am so glad i didn't kill you Neal: (in a pitched voice) Do you know how happy I would be if you had. I wish these 2 had been able to make another movie together. Their chemistry was fantastic.

[@RoGueNavy]

It's such a rare movie that can get hysterical, rib-aching laughter, and also bring us to the verge of tears.

[@tomfrankiewicz4030]

John Candy should've been nominated for a Oscar

[@Björn-c5w]

I suggest the underrated John Candy movie "Only the Lonely" from 1991.

[@mikefixx7177]

Loved your reaction ! So happy to see you block out the F-bombs. They really didn't need to use them. This is always a great classic movie. Love your nails.!

[@xander66644]

Addie, this is THE BEST reaction I have seen to "Planes, Trains & Automobiles" ... and you had the smarts to release that there was a POST CREDIT scene where a lot of people have missed it...Great job!

[@proprocrastinator5349]

OMG! Of the hundreds of times I've watched this classic, I never knew there was a post credit scene....THANK YOU! (Great reaction BTW!)

[@zmarko]

So many funny moments in this movie, and such a heart-warming ending. Love John Hughes movies. ❤

[@Novaximus]

I love that Addie is still giving us reactions during the thanksgiving period. Ty for giving us content to watch on our days off and hopefully not taking away time from your own thanksgiving plans.

[@CodyCameron82]

You need watch Uncle Buck, The Great Outdoors and Delirious for some more great John Candy movies

[@yesfed2730]

To get in the holiday spirit watch *BATTERIES NOT INCLUDED* (1987) The ending is memorable and film is both hilarious and heart warming. Enjoy!

[@tkaki6029]

I loooooove this movie. John Candy is so endearing. The next time you watch this you’ll cry.

[@reconsoldier135]

Addie’s facial expressions while John Candy was “clearing his sinuses” in the hotel were priceless 😂

[@incogneato790]

John Candy is amazing, watch everything he is in. Seriously.

[@DavidGowers]

Easily one of the most beautiful, romantic, hilarious movies I've ever seen, and that's a hard balance to strike. Del's whole story hits me hard in the feels every time.

[@SurvivorBri]

Romantic?

[@DavidGowers]

@@SurvivorBri yes. Romantic.

[@RobFMDetroit]

Addie - I'm sure others have said it by now, but it bears repeating... this and "Uncle Buck" are arguably the best of John Candy, and it's another John Hughes movie as well. Would highly recommend for the channel.

[@msmilder25]

Classic film. It's hilarious when it needs to be, and it brings the waterworks when it needs to...it's the ultimate Thanksgiving feels movie.

[@jerrypeacock2234]

The perfect Thanksgiving movie

[@Lionimia]

4:09 - "Just when you think it can't get any worse." That's this movie in a nutshell lmao.

[@rollomaughfling380]

So happy to have your reactions in my world, Addie! You are really good at this, and fun to watch. Just delightful!

[@SilentBob731]

One of the funniest Comedies in cinematic history, and really touching as well. Happy Weekend Addie, and Cheers from Canada. 🥃☮❤

[@robertfalcon6083]

Love how happy and upbeat you always are! Really brightens my day! Uncle Buck is my fave John Candy movie!!

[@oktomcat]

Great reaction. I am glad that you caught the clip at the end of the credits. A lot of people miss that.

[@thane9]

This is the most timeless of all John Hughes films, several don't hold up at all but this one will be a gem forever.

[@michaelbriefs9764]

John Candy was brilliant and so was John Hughes!! I love this one! ❤

[@robertmckenna3994]

The late great John Candy.

[@cherylsims5636]

Perfect classic movie. I have to say the thing about getting your sleeves caught while driving ACTUALLY HAPPENED TO ME😂Well it wasnt me driving but I was sitting behind the guy who was driving who managed to have the same thing happened to him. We were on the interstate and I woke up the guy front seat passenger who was sleeping. This guy panicked and grabbed the wheel. Lucky we made it to the side of the road. This must have happened to others how else did they get the idea for the movie! Well I'm a train Engineer and I can say passenger trains do NOT break down like that, but its a movie right.

[@BeastrealDT]

One of my favorite DVDs. It's the best Thanksgiving movie ever. John Hughes uses a lot of the same actors and did many films with John Candy. My favorite scene is when they are caught between the two semitrucks. Steve turns to John and he is dressed as the devil. John Hughes recycles the gag in, "Home Alone." While Kevin's mom is at the airport. She exclaims, "I'll sell my soul to the devil to get home." It's at that moment is the cue for John Candy to enter the scene. The kid that breaks into the room and robs them. It was part of a scene that ended up on the cutting room floor. He was the pizza delivery guy. Then decides to come back and rob them. ✌️❤️🌹

[@BDUBZ49]

Martin and Candy both started in comedy as writers and sketch comedy, comedy films... but they both became versatile actors as you see in the dramatic moments in this film. Check out more of John in The Great Outdoors with Dan Ackroyd and definitely Uncle Buck. You might remember you saw him at the end of Home Alone too! Candy is also great in detective comedy Who's Harry Crumb, and a small but memorable dramatic role in JFK.

[@Aging_Casually_Late_Gamer]

This movie is timeless. Despite it being as old as me and the world has changed so much, the messege is still really powerful

[@chrisbrass8930]

I watched this for the first time ever last night. Great movie!

[@mikealvarez2322]

One of my favorite all time holiday comedies. I use to watch it with my late wife every Thanksgiving with very close friends. Our friends had a farm so the turkey was home grown. My wife and would supply the rest of the fixins using their home canned goods. My wife has since passed away and so have my friends. Their son sold the farm as he was career military. Planes, Trains, and automobiles brings back some very fond memories, especially Addie's reactions. Her voice reminds me of my late wife.❤😊

[@mikealvarez2322]

​@@BDUBZ49Yes, home grown. All their animals except the sheep and the cows 2:03 , were like pets in that they were often invited inside the house. I remember the best country ham biscuit I ever ate. Bob had a pig he called Petunia. As she was growing she spent most of her time in the house. Bob would look at her and ask, "Do you love Daddy?" Petunia would make her pig grunts and nod her head vigorously. When she reached top hog, as Bob would say, Petunia was turned into country ham, sausage, ribs, and pork tenderloin. As I bit into the biscuit, it suddenly dawn on me who I was eating. I shrieked out, "How could you!?" Bob answered back, "Unlike other pigs, Petunia was raised with love. I thought about what he said then finished my ham biscuit.

[@mikealvarez2322]

​@@BDUBZ49Not as sorry as I was when I ate Petunia. I still feel guilty about that ham biscuit and that was almost 30 years ago. I also helped Bob slaughter 5 chickens for the freezer. I felt like Himmler or Adolf Eichmann.

[@Hiraghm]

The annoying boss/client at the beginning was played by veteran actor William Windom, most famously known today as Commodore Decker from Star Trek, who murdered his crew and gave his life saving the U.S.S. Enterprise. I also noticed 3 actors from Ferris Bueller's Day Off in this... which I think was also a John Hughes film.

[@paulcarfantan6688]

I was trying to think who the third actor was and realised Martin`s co-worker in the office at the beginning is Bueller`s father in the other movie.

[@MrGpschmidt]

When this was first released in theatres my dad & I saw it 3x and we couldn't stop laughing. A perfect comedy with a Dynamic Duo of o 2 of our greatest comedians. Johns Hughes & Candy are both sorely missed. Steve Martin's f-bomb tirade is *chef's kiss* I hope you had a wonderful Thanksgiving Ads - great reaction as usual :D

[@treetopjones737]

The woman at the car rental counter who's ignoring the long line of people while she gabs on the phone always plays that kind of character.

[@jimmcmahon0720]

I used to live right up the road from that snowy underpass that Steve Martin falls off of

[@IceSword1728]

I've seen this movie about a dozen times in my life and NEVER had noticed the hand-prints on the wall in the motel room ... LoL !

[@0okamino]

Oh yeah. It’s _that_ kind of motel. Vibrating bed and all. 😄

[@marvinsarracino116]

Great reaction! Steve Martin is funny as usual and i luv and miss John Candy ❤rip. Very heart warming movie and is a great watch around the holidays. Good choice for thanksgiving season and look forward to the next movie. Luv ya Addie ❤️💛

[@dsc5754]

John Candy, Steve Martin and Addie,a trio that can't be topped ✨ #proudADDIEaddict 👍🏿👍🏿

[@michaelhoward142]

Such a heartwarming movie and adorable reaction. Hope your holidays are fabulous. 🤗

[@marc_leblanc]

I've watched several of your videos and this one is my favorite reaction of yours! ❤

[@UncleCharlie111x2]

This movie was done so well! Great job reacting to it! 👍🏻

[@johnserpo9267]

Steve Martin is at his best in 'Parenthood' (1989) and 'Father of the Bride' (1991).

[@PhineasFreakUK]

I must disagree Sir...The man with two brains (1983)

[@aatragon]

I was an unspottable extra in this movie. The scene I was in was at the bus station where the three girls buy the shower curtain hooks as earrings. I've watched this movie many times and I cannot see any trace of me. I probably just didn't make the big show, and ended up on the cutting room floor. I understand they shot A LOT more footage than they used. RIP John Candy

[@Mark_E_M]

"Those aren't PILLOWS!!!" 😂😂😂

[@jingtroc23]

He didnt just stay for Thanksgiving. They had a huge spare bedroom which became dels Griffith's bedroom. Neal page managed to get del a job where he works, nothing big but del was hsppy with it. Eventually del met a girl there and he re-married and they bought a home of their own just a couple streets from Neals place so they saw eaxh other pretty much daily, olus Neals kids had grown up seeing Del as a kinda uncle figure, so they stayed closed together. Del and his wife went on to have a child of their own which they named after Neal.

[@BDUBZ49]

What are you talking about?

[@Otokichi786]

@@BDUBZ49 A bit of Fan Fiction where everything works out in the end. A "Gary Stu" tale that's no worse than the Rat City fertilizer factory postmodern "writers." See also: Tina Belcher's Erotic Fan Fiction stories.

[@marximus4]

The scene at the car rental agency is the only reason this movie is rated R, haha.

[@the_morf]

Wow, I never noticed the handprints on the wall in the hotel bedroom before, and you are the only reviewer who has mentioned this.

[@colindeane9759]

John Candy had some true greats like this one and "Cool Runnings", "Uncle Buck", "Spaceballs", "Home Alone"

[@alrokx13]

Candy in Cool Runnings, Martin in Roxanne are top. Other underrated holiday flicks are Scent of a Woman, With Honors, & Untamed Heart

[@SilentBob731]

14:03 Truly one of the funniest rants in any movie ever. 🤣🤣🤣

[@bobthompson2013]

Love Addie's reactions. She is such a treasure!!

[@Niinsa62]

This is one of my go to holiday season movies! So glad you liked it too! Also, there's always The Family Stone. And Long Kiss Goodnight. And Rare Exports! And of course the old animated movie, Karl-Bertil Jonssons Julafton! They always show it on Christmas Eve here in Sweden. He is fourteen years old, and his hero is Robin Hood. Take from the rich, and give to the poor. And he works extra at the post office over the holidays, handling all those packages with Christmas gifts. And back in the day, people wrote out their titles. Like Doctor. To show how rich they were.

[@JW666]

On the bottom right it says "Uncle Buck next" & I highly recommend that one, it's the 2nd John Candy/John Hughes collaboration 🙂

[@Lue_Jonin]

Another really well done comedy Thanksgiving/Xmas movie is "Dutch"

[@stephanelosier6492]

Addie, yours was the best reaction to this movie. John Candy and Steve Martin had such great chemistry.

[@samuelshingleton3869]

If you would like some more of John Candy I highly recommend the movies Uncle Buck The Great outdoors and armed and dangerous

[@MarcoMM1]

Great reaction Addie like always, I love this movie i haven't seen it in a long time, John Hughes at the peak of his powers, with two masterful comedians at theirs Martin and Candy. There are some fun-facts about it, this movie is inspired by John Hughes’s own hellish trip from New York City to Chicago. Before he became a filmmaker, Hughes worked as a copywriter for the Leo Burnett advertising agency in Chicago. One day he had an 11 a.m. presentation scheduled in New York City on a Wednesday, and planned to return home on a 5 p.m. flight that same evening. Winter winds forced all flights to Chicago to be canceled that night, so he stayed in a hotel. A snowstorm in Chicago the next day continued the delays. The plane he eventually boarded ended up being diverted to Denver. Then Phoenix. Hughes didn’t make it back until Monday. John Candy arrived with lots of exercise equipment in tow. On the first day of shooting, the crew brought in treadmills, weights, and other exercise equipment for Candy to use in his hotel suite. Martin said Candy “never went near any of it once.” McClurg who is probably best known as Grace, Principal Rooney’s secretary in Ferris Bueller’s Day Off, played the St. Louis car rental employee upon whom Neal dropped 18 F-bombs. For the first few takes, McClurg simply raised her finger and had a standard phone conversation with a customer. Then Hughes told her to improvise talking on the phone about Thanksgiving. In the scene that goes back and forth between Neal trying to sleep next to Del clearing his sinuses and Neal’s watching TV alone in their bed, she is somehow watching She’s Having a Baby, which wouldn’t be released in theaters until February of the following year. Kevin Bacon stars in that movie, and made a cameo in this film as the guy who out-hustles Neal in getting a cab. Some people believe Bacon who was officially listed in the credits as “Taxi Racer” was playing his She’s Having a Baby character, Jake, in that scene. Another cameo was the future Star Trek: Voyager star Jeri Ryan that made her acting debut in this movie. She was one of the passengers on the bus ride and couldn’t help but laugh at Martin and Candy’s antics. In the original ending, Del followed Neal all the way home. In the train scene, where Neal thinks about Del and laughs, Martin didn’t know the camera was rolling. To get the new ending he wanted, Hughes and editor Paul Hirsch went back to look for footage they previously didn’t think would be used. Hughes had kept the cameras rolling in between takes on the Chicago train, without his lead’s knowledge, while Martin was thinking about his next lines. Hughes thought Martin had a “beautiful expression” on his face in that unguarded moment, which he inserted into the film. A version of this story ran in 2017; it has been updated for 2022. Keep up the good work.

[@shawneldridge4465]

It seems like you like this movie a lot. Since you like this one here, Please try watching John Candy's other movie he is in. That one's called The Great outdoors, I guarantee you will like it

[@yournamehere6002]

The executive is still contemplating Neil's ad campaigns after the credits end

[@0okamino]

The man is certainly dedicated. Got his Thanksgiving dinner there and everything.

[@rickardroach9075]

25:33 Yeah, you got the post-credits scene! Nice reaction.

[@timcarr6401]

At 7:00 you said "Is he [John] going to start a fire at some point?" At 15:38 you said "Something's going to happen with their car though --with their luck." You were right on the money both times. You predicted both things. You are prescient. As a newbie to your channel I like your reactions. (You must have heard that a time or two.)

[@agarven1]

I lived and grew up in Illinois. I used to live 10 minutes from the motel where they run the car into. On route 41 is where they did the scene you’re going the wrong way. That was near the motel. The El Rancho motel is still in business to this day

[@spencergwin9454]

So many great scenes. Favorite line might be the "picked up by testicles" one.

[@chimpinaneckbrace]

I think it’s hilarious that every single person who’s ever seen this movie says: “He’s going to forget his wallet.” It’s the most telegraphed incoming disaster ever.

[@0okamino]

It’s even more hilarious that it’s somewhat subverted by something even worse happening.

[@bigbark4627]

Uncle Buck, uNcLe BuCk, UNCLE BUCK! 😍 Forget Patreon polls & voting, jus watch it. Like PT&A, it's Candy at his absolute finest! ❤️ We love & miss U big man 💔

[@islandseeker1260]

Great reaction! Now you have to watch Uncle Buck. John Candy at his absolute best!

[@dabe1971]

In the original script there are earlier scenes where Neal's wife is convinced he’s having an affair & that’s the real reason why he’s run into so many ‘delays’ - she believes it's so he can spend time with the other woman. So when Neal finally makes it home at31:07 and has Del with him, she knows he was telling the truth all along. That's why she says "Hello Mr Griffiths" and hugs Neal so tenderly. It adds a layer of poignancy but was cut as Hughes felt it was too much sentimentality. I disagree, I think there's been so much hilarity that it could stand a little pathos. The editing also means his wife's acting was a little 'off' as she played it with her suspicions throughout so axing the other scenes makes her seem a little strange to me.

[@DavidGowers]

TBH I'm glad those scenes were cut because it would have ruined their reunion for me, and maybe even made her unsympathetic, whereas her NOT having that suspicion really brought home how much her and Neil love each other. A real rarity in movies. Besides, I think having her character so much on the periphery and focusing almost entirely on Neil & Del worked perfectly for their bond.

[@shawnpatrick1877]

@@DavidGowers I agree with this. I don't know about "sentimentality," but the scenes would alter how you feel about the characters. With those scenes in the movie, it means either his wife is a jealous nut who doesn't trust her husband, or he's a jerk and has given her a reason to be suspicious of him having an affair.

[@Billinois78]

I always figured it was just that he was so absorbed in work that he was never home. A common problem. That was enough for me.

[@anthonyguadagnino2681]

Shed a tear every time at the end

[@jabecker21]

If you love Steve Martin have you seen Parenthood? It's my favorite movie of his but it also has an amazing ensemble cast.

[@estoy1001]

Just noticed the lock on their motel room was heavily scarred- probably the thief's go-to room.

[@kermitcook8498]

❤❤❤ I love this, Addie! A great Thanksgiving movie. And yes, I'm thankful that I've never gone through such an ordeal. Nice for them that they got it worked out. Would like to think this wasn't the only holiday they shared. But you know they should have made Chicago before 10:00. It gets dark at 5, and STL to CHI is < 4 1/2 hrs. Oh well, we got so much out of that last night. Happy Thanksgiving!

[@LordVolkov]

"How are they still alive?" I hope on rewatch you will find the wrong way scene as funny as I do. It's just a gaggle of set-ups all delivering at once, punctuated by quick cuts of absurdity 💀 💀 😈 🤣🤣🤣

[@mattfoskey4994]

I have seen this movie many many times but never knew there was a end credits scene😅.

[@jomojojo6603]

Addie, there's an old Steve Martin/Michael Cain comedy called "Dirty Rotten Scoundrels" that you might like. But, a great movie you'll LOVE is "Uncle Buck" that will make you fall in love with John Candy. (You'll understand why every Canadian's heart sank when John passed away)

[@Illvester42]

dang, as a Canadian you can record this on Canadian thanksgiving, but then post it for American thanksgiving XD

[@Game_Over9224]

You should definitely check out Uncle Buck, one of my all time favorite John Candy films

[@rrmemphis427]

This is a great movie. Great reaction!

[@josealmeida2842]

Candy was another one we lost way too soon. You can find his early work on an old show called SCTV!