Planes, Trains & Automobiles (1987) Movie Reaction | FIRST TIME WATCHING

[@Jconnolly666]

I've seen this film dozens of times over the years, + I still get emotional just watching other peoples reaction to the movie, It some how manages to make you feel sorry for the character halfway through the film (With Steve Martin going off on him earlier in the hotel room) before you are even aware you're supposed to feel sorry for him over the fact that he has no one in his life and is a drifter. Its just a great character study in that you can't really know what someone is going through and what their true intentions are for wanting to help you sometimes. How John Candy's character really only wanted his new friend to go and spend time with his family, as that is all he would have wanted for himself if he still had the chance to.

[@JayBondReacts]

Very well said. Tell me how your last sentence almost made me tear up. 😂

[@Jconnolly666]

@@JayBondReacts lol thanks for saying, It just shows how great a story teller John Hughes really was back in the day. It also feels strange for me writing on one of my alternative KZbin accounts and you still replying to me as I usually use my rip eager account to comment on your reactions, but am currently limited on using that one as I'm living in a hospital ward, so was watching your review in a public toilet on my head phones crying in a toilet cubicle, which I must say is an extra level sadder than you crying over it in a reaction video 😂

[@JayBondReacts]

Hahaha Aw, well, that's truly a unique experience. 😂 I hope no one next to you was listening to the sniffles from the stall. I'm always curious to see alt accounts. I use like 5 and never really considered others doing the same thing hahaha

[@vonkroenen]

This was one of the great holiday comedies. John Candy was a legend, wonderful actor.

[@DanJackson1977]

I saw this in the theater with my dad and a friend opening weekend. The laughs shook the theater and were non stop... but when that ending hits, it was just a wave of sniffling... everyone was crying. I don't know who else could have pulled that off but John Candy. I can't see anyone else being that likable and that sympathetic... which is why Hughes wrote this with him in mind.

[@dr.burtgummerfan439]

John Candy's wordless expression at the end conveys SO much feeling and emotion. Such a great talent.

[@GatBlackistan]

Good reaction, Jay. I knew it was coming but that ending gets me every time.

[@JayBondReacts]

Thanks! I didn't see it coming at all. Poor Del. 😢

[@maxtew6521]

Every single time. Gotta get this one in around Thanksgiving every year. Good reaction. This man got a new sub from me.

[@reddwarf9422]

I love how it ends on Del's smile

[@LordVolkov]

In hindsight, the freeze frame on John Candy at the end feels like a tribute to a wonderful talent. 😭 He truly was a treasure. For an underrated gem with John - Armed & Dangerous, with Eugene Levy and Meg Ryan.

[@JayBondReacts]

Haven't heard of that one. That's a solid cast. I love Eugene Levy's deadpan delivery.

[@ryandowney8743]

Yeah, Armed & Dangerous is really good.

[@nickmanzo8459]

There was a deleted subplot in which Neal’s wife thought he was having an affair, assuming that “Del” was really a woman he was hooking up with. Knowing that, it makes it so much more meaningful that she finally gets to meet Del and realizes that her husband’s insane misadventures were all real, and not just an excuse to get away from her for a while. I love this movie so much, and honestly, it makes me tear up too now as an adult.

[@JayBondReacts]

I wish that made it into the final cut. That honestly would just make the ending that much better, though it didn't need it, it would have been a little happy moment of realization that it he wasn't lying.

[@nickmanzo8459]

@@JayBondReacts yeah, there’s a 3 hour cut of this movie. There’s actually more deleted than there is saved. If you notice, the cop who pulls them over at the end is a Wisconsin state trooper, they had actually overshot Chicago by singing in the car, and when Neal found out, he punched Del in the face (if you notice, Del has a black eye for the rest of the movie).

[@mdjfusion]

They don't make comedies like this anymore. It's amazing how a film like this can pack such an emotional gutpunch in spite of the preceding comedic mayhem. It's sentimental as hell, but it's sentiment done right without schmaltz. A fantastic film and I never tire of seeing grown men with tears in their eyes when they experience the heartbreaking/heartwarming finale.

[@randomvideoconnoisseur563]

I always cry for 2 reasons: 1) That shot of them walking up to the house holding the chest with the start of that song is perfection. The music sound of the song starting is like a breakthrough in more than one way 24:20 2) John Hughes (director) has unfortunately passed now, so we will be without more of his special wholesome full emotions in characters and plot (as well as John Candy's!) You can feel these same emotions and connections throughout his (Hughes) movies

[@kevinerose]

I think everyone gets emotional with this movie. It really touches the heart in so many ways.

[@JayBondReacts]

I'm happy to hear that. It really sneaks up on you. When it's getting pieced together via flashbacks it's such a great build.

[@jimtatro6550]

This is the quintessential Thanksgiving movie. Steve Martin and John Candy are awesome together. “We have better chances of playing pick up sticks with our buttcheeks than getting out of here tonight.”🤣

[@JayBondReacts]

I kinda wish I knew it was a Thanksgiving movie so I could wait but I guess I'll just find something else for around then. 😂

[@TheLioness76]

Doesn't matter how many times I've seen this film I always get emotional at the ending, definitely hits you out of nowhere. You can't go wrong with John Candy :)

[@RottedReviews]

I love this movie and how funny it is, but also how much heart it has. Was a joy to watch you go through the emotional roller coaster of PT&A - thank you for allowing a vulnerable moment, I know it isn't easy on camera.

[@JayBondReacts]

Thank you! Such a rollercoaster. Happy that you love this movie. Honestly, such a great balance of everything. Really enjoyed this and one that I'll revisit again in the future.

[@laurenherda2415]

My favorite John Candy film! This will always be one of my favorites just great simple comedy and so much heart ❤️

[@JayBondReacts]

John Candy was so good!!! Glad you like this one so much.

[@laurenherda2415]

@@JayBondReacts I've been watching this movie for over 25 yrs and I cry everytime!

[@stitchywitchybee]

John Candy repeatedly destroys me in this movie, between the "I like me" speech and finding out about his wife. He was one of my favorite actors growing up, I watched Uncle Buck *repeatedly* as a kid (among others, that was just a clear favorite; I also recommend one of his lesser talked about movies near the end of his life, Wagons East!) and that nostalgia and loss combined with his acting in those moments guts me no matter how many times I've seen it and know all the beats.

[@JayBondReacts]

The "I like me" speech is sooo good! Wagons East is one I haven't heard of. Thanks for that. John Candy was brilliant. Such a lovable personality.

[@larryr6462]

I would never give up on that movie it makes you tear with sadness and laughter Steve Martin and John candy were extremely the greatest.

[@OneThousandHomoDJs]

My estimation of a person is always boosted when they react correctly to the ending. John Candy is/was a National Damn Treasure. That final shot of Del.......

[@faithjones881]

It’s okay to be emotional❤. It shows you care. It was very touching scene… a little twist I wasn’t prepared for the first time I saw it. This is one of my faves during the holiday season. Every time I watch this movie it’s just like first time It never gets old!

[@3XLDave]

I've seen this many times, but I always tear up when Dell says "Marie's been dead for 8 years"

[@johnnyboy7144]

How perfect is that final song for that final scene? It was a homerun and it definitely gets you choked up no matter how many times you’ve seen it

[@cano21]

This movie is SOOO good. One of my top 10 for sure. Chokes me up at the end every time and I'm one of those guys who doesn't do that very often. Glad you like it too.

[@ollietsb1704]

"How 'bout them Bears?!!" I keep thinking, "Great art deserves great emotions." It does. And how 'bout dem Bears?

[@hayatotheninja]

My fav Steve Martin movie, my fav John Candy movie. It has it all. I've seen this movie 100 times, and I get teary eyed at the end every time.

[@dougroyer78]

How can you not get emotional at the ending??? I got emotional watching your reaction!!!!

[@dougroyer78]

And why don’t you do movie reactions anymore? You never did Big Trouble in Little China!!!

[@carm3d]

I cried watching this too, in the theater. And then the 2nd time. And the 3rd time.

[@scottbeller3290]

May be my all-time favorite movie, not just fav Hughes flick. Recorded on VHS and rewatched at least monthly w/ my roommate throughout college. I routinely quote from it - my kids didn't have any idea wth I was talking about until I had them watch w/ me a few years ago. Now they love it too. And so many cameos in this from actors in other Hughes movies AND, one big one in particular. Fun fact - you may not have recognized a much younger Dylan Baker, who played "Doobie's son" that gave Dell and Neil a ride in the back of his truck. He became a well-known, accomplished character actor and played the serial killer dad in Trick r Treat (among many other amazing roles). Like watching T r T every halloween, I watch TP&A ever holiday season. And, even watching this synopsis w/ you, I cried at the end - I do every time. Love that you now love it too!

[@JayBondReacts]

Wow that's all amazing to hear. Love that you could share it with your kids. I would have never guessed he was the guy from Trick r Treat and that's a movie I've seen so many times. Holy! Thanks for the heads up.

[@lawrenceallen8096]

That ending is a blubber-machine! From the Chicago Train station to the last shot of Del. Been that way since I first saw it 40 years ago to present.

[@JayBondReacts]

Glad I wasn't alone in that. Really caught me off guard.

[@lawrenceallen8096]

@@JayBondReacts It doesn't help that the actor, John Candy, died nearly 30 years ago in 1994.

[@willcool713]

I watch this movie every Thanksgiving. Hits me every time, you aren't alone.

[@ralph8073]

The GREATEST film of all time. No question.

[@BigGator5]

"You shared a motel room with a complete stranger? Are you crazy?" "Not yet. But I'm getting there." Fun Fact: After the credits, Neal's boss is still at his desk analyzing the ads, his Thanksgiving dinner sitting on his desk. Crazy Rant Fact: The Marathon Car Rental scene is exactly one minute long from the time Steve Martin starts his tirade to the time the attendant ends the scene. In that sixty seconds, the "F" word is used nineteen times. The film would've easily been rated PG or PG-13 by the MPAA if it weren't for this one scene. New House Fact: Neal's (Steve Martin) house was also a set built from scratch, consisting of seven rooms, and taking five months to complete. It ended up costing $100,000, which angered Paramount executives, and caused turmoil on the set.

[@JayBondReacts]

The Crazy Rant was crucial, so I understand why they opted to keep it. The absolute breaking point deserved that many F words lol

[@otisroseboro5613]

R.I.P To John Hughes & John Candy, Still Miss You Guy's

[@Mr.Ekshin]

The moment you realize that the worst 48 hours of Neil's life... was essentially Del's life for the past 8 years.

[@bennetfox]

The ending of that movie just gets you right in the feels, don't it!

[@claymccoy]

If you like John Candy, definitely check out Uncle Buck if you haven't yet.

[@JayBondReacts]

It's must! I need to see all the John Hughes movies!

[@victorgasior]

I’m glad I’m not the only guy who teared up after realizing Del’s wife was dead.

[@0okamino]

Yep, always gets me, too. That first time, though, there’s really no expectations of how truly beautiful it turns of to be. Well, Happy Summer Thanksgiving!

[@lincojoe]

Stubbville was filmed in my small rural town of South Dayton, about 45 miles south of Buffalo, NY. One of 2 movies that filmed at the train station in the 80's. Loved the reaction.

[@JayBondReacts]

Oh right on. Thank you!

[@philrob1978]

Jay, don't worry about those tears - they were earned. Such a great film.

[@kaodik]

As soon as i pressed play i was wondering if u knew what u were in for. Classic

[@anthonytobin2337]

My favorite John Candy movies are “The Great Outdoors” and “Summer Rental”. Both are great.

[@bryanobrien2726]

Dodge most certainly made cars in green and woodgrain like that . My friend's mom had the sedan version green woody . Hers was a K-Car with Hemi badges on the side and it sported a Mitsubishi 4 cylinder engine .

[@johnkowal7148]

great reaction. 80s movies had heart & soul. family & friends. its cool to shed a tear. it means your human..

[@JayBondReacts]

Thank you! Growing up we're told we can't so it took along time before I realized that it was acceptable. Still a bit weird to be this vulnerable online but here we are!

[@FootballGnome]

Great reaction. I've really been enjoying all your videos. The ending doesn't get any easier after you've watched this a dozen times.

[@anthonyzarate9807]

I was not allowed to "cry" or show emotion when I was growing up because my dad was VERY OLD SCHOOL! I remember him getting mad at me when I cried during BENJI and my mom yelling at him. There are 2 movies I watch (and cry to, when I'm alone) and they are ET, and Planes, Trains, & Automobiles! There are other movies that make me emotional, but these 2 are on another level! Great reaction and one of the better reaction videos I have EVER seen! P.S. I grew up in 80's and 90's and a great movie that can make you cry is so important in life, IMHO! Also, Rocky II and the final scene from First Blood make me very emotional, not because of Stallone, but because it catches you off guard...just like this movie!

[@JayBondReacts]

Thank you so much and thank you for sharing! 🙏

[@michaellutcher214]

Trains planes and Automobiles with my favorite by far Uncle Buck very close second and yes totally emotional didn't expect that myself I'm 56 now but I saw these years ago and they're still great movies and when I see them come across them I do watch them from time to time still great come across your channel catching up on some old stuff that I have not seen in years and good to see your Expressions on different movies

[@thefaceless8796]

Love the tears brother. Never became the emotional type until I had my daughter but now everything gets me lol. Another great reaction.

[@nightowlnzab]

So pleased to see your reaction to one of my favourite movies, and I think one of John Hughes' best.

[@JayBondReacts]

Really enjoying the movies he's done. He's great at balancing humor with different tones. This, Ferris, and TBC are top 3 so far.

[@thehonestwoodcutterbradywe8011]

Fuck yes,dude.one of my favorites of all time! And those tears at the end were real.don't be sorry for them

[@maschwab63]

Gone Fishin' is a fishing trip with worse problems than Planes Trains, and Automobiles. No planes but adds boats, airboats, arson, and a murderer.

[@JayBondReacts]

Oh, I haven't heard of that one but I'll look it up. Thank you!

[@Thunder_1977]

What a great movie! Seen it many times, and it never gets old to me. John Candy and Steve Martin are nothing but a dream couple, the perfect team for a movie like this! It's not just a comedy, it's the story of a man becoming a better human. And yes, the end always gets me, too.

[@SpootyChick]

Always enjoyed this movie. Your video made me cry watching you cry over this movie.

[@ink-cow]

We all tear up when we learn the truth about Del. That was McKean, and he revealed that a significant cut was made from his scene. On top of everything else, they were in the wrong part of the country. They were more lost than they realized. Supposedly earlier cuts of the movie were overly long, and the studio forced a lot of deletions. An important subplot that would have made it even more heart-wrenching at the end is that Neal's wife had decided along the way, from the clues she picked up on, that Neal was having an affair and telling her lies. Neal didn't realize it, but Del's appearance whisked all that away because he was living proof that Neal was telling the truth. Del literally saved his marriage. As I understand it, the cut scenes seem to have been lost forever. Even worse news, the studio is working on a REMAKE, which nobody wants.

[@JayBondReacts]

Oh wow, that affair aspect would have made that meeting between them even better. The way they said their names and just looked into one another's eyes. 🥺 Very cool. Thank you! I will likely watch the remake. I don't always like remakes but I do like that it gets people to watch the originals. Being that I watch so much horror, we see remakes all the time in that genre and I tend to like more than I don't.

[@Otokichi786]

"Planes, Trains & Automobiles": The Holiday trip from Hell..until it isn't, with a warm fuzzy ending for Neal and Del.;) You might step out of your comfort zone and "go to prison" for "The Shawshank Redemption" (1994). You may find this tale of Hope, Friendship and "The Count of Monte Cristo" worth slogging through. It's a "long, slow-moving, last century" movie with great quotes, insights, and epic narration by Morgan Freeman. How about a short Kevin Bacon movie set in the desert? "Tremors" (1990) is a B-movie that rises to A-level with Humor, Horror, and Romance.;)

[@fabian4ever69]

A wonderful movie! Thank you for a great reaction. I have seen this movie since it's release and I always tear up every time. What a great reaction. 👍 RIP John Candy

[@JayBondReacts]

Thank you. 🙏

[@paolom.6011]

Oh Jay, cutting out the short shot of Del sitting in the airport with the taxi door when he recognises him was a major editing boob.

[@JayBondReacts]

Editing is fickle. To show as much of the conversation that I did was risky enough, that would have extended that recognition scene to copyright territory. It was in my original edit and had to make a judgement call.

[@paolom.6011]

@@JayBondReacts Understand, such a short clip for a good pay off with the visual gag. Don't apologise for emoting btw...ever.

[@JWW301]

Great reaction! No worries, that sad and beautiful ending hits everyone in the feels.

[@XploitationRR]

What timing. I just got done watching this for the umpteenth time. It's been John Candy week at my house. Yesterday was Uncle Buck.

[@JayBondReacts]

No way hahaha That's awesome! Uncle Buck is next on my list for John Hughes movies. I hear it's great!

[@XploitationRR]

@@JayBondReacts Uncle Buck is great and Candy's character is way fun. My kids really like it too so we watch it once a year or so.

[@johndessoye]

This part is the first step to understanding this movie (we called them movies in the olden days)...5"40'\

[@JayBondReacts]

I have no clue what this means. 😂

[@brianmorrissey4646]

What a great flick - John Hughes best work! I love to see it when a film makes you weep Jay!

[@JayBondReacts]

Glad you enjoy this one! Top of the John Hughes list so far for me.

[@ameyer1970]

Greatest Thanksgiving movie ever

[@jonowhitney5515]

Wow, a tear..first person in all the reactions I see

[@lloyddobler2227]

Oh my gosh, Jay. I love this movie and it gets me every time, but watching it with you, seeing you cry, made me cry even harder. I'm so glad that you enjoyed this movie and don't ever feel bad about sharing your emotions with your audience. Also, I really enjoy all the technical details that you give. I know it's not for everyone, but maybe a second channel to delve deeper into some of these movies? I would totally be on board.

[@JayBondReacts]

Appreciate that. I've been a movie reviewer for about 10 years on KZbin but I only really cover horror movies. Much different vibe than this channel for sure.

[@DerekSmithFCV]

Absolutely love this one and yes, it still hits me hard on both scenes that got you as well. I highly recommend pairing this with Henrique Couto's Awkward Thanksgiving, another comedy that will hit you in the heartstrings, both set during Thanksgiving.

[@JayBondReacts]

I am not certain I've seen any Henrique Couto movies. I've seen him cameo in movies a few times, but I'll have to look into that one.

[@DerekSmithFCV]

@@JayBondReacts It's a fun low budget comedy. Currently on Tubi.

[@braydencox4206]

such a legendary movie I have seen it so many times now and I loved it so funny and great ending.

[@philmakris8507]

It wasn't muted Neil couldn't catch enough breath to get out the words Truck, truck....bc of fear

[@cathyf6156]

Great reaction! I'm loving your channel! It's like re-living my childhood! This is the one movie that was a different experience when watching the movie as a child and then watching it as an adult. Based on your beverage choice in this video, you should react to Midnight Madness (1980).

[@Blue-qr7qe]

Hey, Jay - That was fun. If you're up for another Steve Martin comedy, i recommend THREE AMIGOS (1986) Steve Martin, Chevy Chase, Martin Short. Peace -

[@JayBondReacts]

Oh, good call!! That wasn't on my list, but I'll add it. Great suggestion. Thanks!

[@JayBondReacts]

Correction: It was on the list, but hey now it's on my mind!

[@Blue-qr7qe]

@@JayBondReacts 'Got my notification bell turned on. I'll drop everything to catch that. Lookin' forward to it -

[@debramartin1583]

This my first time watching your reaction videos and I really enjoyed sharing this experience. I cried wth you!

[@JayBondReacts]

Aw, thank you! And happy you joined me.

[@bybun]

This one really is a classic, and I think we all get emotional with that ending 😭 love these reaction videos! 💕

[@JayBondReacts]

Thank you! I'm happy to hear that, kinda. 🥲 Getting emotional in movies was rare for me before all this. Dear Zachary was one of the few that got me prior. A much much much different kinda thing though. Haha

[@EVERYDAYGames00]

Outstanding movie can't believe John is no longer with us he was a true gem 💎

[@jdnevesytrof6208]

I imagine this movie causes a lot of people to identify with Del, as someone who reaches out for any human contact and is as gregarious as possible to mask a deep and fundamental loneliness, but who ends up so eager that they just come off as obnoxious or overbearing.

[@JayBondReacts]

Very true. A testament to the incredible writing.

[@ididthisonpulpous6526]

It's a sleeper of an emotional film. It is essentially a combo road trip comedy with the odd couple comedy, similar to the old Jerry Lewis and Dean Martin or Bob Hope and Bing Crosby(without the music), but it morphs into a very intimate story about friendship and friendly in a very subtle way. It also rewards you a bit in a re-watch to see the melancholy of Del's life.

[@tylerhackner9731]

One of my favorites

[@gpk1982]

I watched this for the 1st time a few years ago & ending definitely got me. 🥺

[@JayBondReacts]

Aw that's great to hear. Kinda, ya know what I mean. I don't want you to cry BUT... 😂

[@defhoez449]

Jay....once again, you've made a great video. From one Canadian to another, great job! I've actually spent my entire Sunday watching your channel ...So far today, I've watched... Weird Science Vacation Porky's Better Off Dead Summer School Fast Times at Ridgemont High Beverly Hills Cop Uncle Buck and of course...Planes, Trains and Automobiles Keep em comin' buddy...and I'll keep watchin' em 👍

[@spaghetti9845]

The guy who robbed them was a pizza delivery driver Neil didn't tip in a deleted scene. It shows just how much of a asshole Niel is that he had $700 and didn't tip the guy.

[@JayBondReacts]

Oh, thanks for the heads up. I wonder why they cut that.

[@adamclifton29]

Another reactor on KZbin had a theory that Dell had his wife's body in the large trunk he was always carrying around. I never thought of that possibility lol

[@JayBondReacts]

Well that's certainly a darker spin. 😂

[@filipohman7277]

Awesome Work Bro, Thanks 👍👍👍 Greetings from Helsinki, Finland 🇫🇮

[@JayBondReacts]

Thank you! Hi from Canada!

[@filipohman7277]

@@JayBondReacts You Welcome Bro 👍😀 Greetings from Helsinki, Finland 🇫🇮🇨🇦🇫🇮🇨🇦🇫🇮🇨🇦

[@jasontanner9720]

I didn't cry. I was just leaking some excess awesomeness.

[@justinradford5645]

I feel ya man. Incredible movie...props to you for putting yourself out there like that, I don't know if I could if I was feeling vulnerable. Your reactions have been stellar man...Now I dare you to react to the Green Mile if you haven't seen it...it will break you in half .lol

[@JayBondReacts]

Thanks man. I spent too much of my life being told I need to hide my emotions, I'm kinda at the F it stage. 😂 Green Mile is on my list, although I did watch it and read the book but my memory has been wiped twice over since so I could certainly react authentically.

[@justinradford5645]

@@JayBondReacts I forgot to mention that I cried like a little bitch watching Planes and Trains...it's John Candy's best dramatic performance and how he could have been a dramatic icon if he didn't pass. Apparently this character is pretty much him in real life, temperment wise, my uncle got to go to a football game with him and Dan Aykroyd, we basically confirmed that he is the nicest man ever, and good to sit next to on a cold day haha.

[@RottedReviews]

I was just going to recommend this one to you! Exciting! (off to watch now!)

[@otisroseboro5613]

I Watch This Movie Every Thanksgiving, That's My Tradition 😊 & Nice Reaction To One Of My All Time Favorite Movie's

[@GeekOutCinema]

I love this movie! So glad you finally had the chance to watch it.

[@JayBondReacts]

So good! Will definitely watch this one again. They work so well together!

[@ameyer1970]

Worse part about it is, St. Louis is only a 5 hour drive to Chicago.

[@JayBondReacts]

Oh damn. 😂 I didn't know it was that close.

[@timprice5747]

We alway use Thanksgiving as an excuse to watch this movie

[@rickardroach9075]

13:25 This would have been a mild PG rated movie, but John Hughes refused to take this scene out even though it guaranteed an R rating.

[@JayBondReacts]

It was worth it!

[@rmurphy88]

Great reaction to a classic movie. If you want a rec. for a similarly themed movie ie a duo totally at odds with each other, forced to collaborate to oversome adversity, you might consider Midnight Run where De Niro plays a bounty hunter tasked with bringing a criminal from NY to LA. This is comedy action rather than straight comedy. All the best to you.

[@JayBondReacts]

Right on. I've heard the name but wasn't familiar with what it is. Thanks. I'll add that to my spreadsheet.

[@evildeadron]

80s movies hit different, even for Juggalos

[@JayBondReacts]

Hahaha Every clown sheds a tear. I don't know if that's a saying, but it sounds right.

[@evildeadron]

@@JayBondReacts You should do some 80s rom coms. I highly suggest Can't Buy Me Love, Secret Admirer, and Valley Girl I'd you've never seen them.

[@JayBondReacts]

@@evildeadron Thank you! I haven't seen those. Valley Girl is on my list already but I'll look into the others. I've basically seen zero romcoms. 😂

[@Vinniejster.]

I dont know if you have seen them or not. But if you haven't, I'd love to see reactions to The Green Mile and Shawshank Redemption. Both films were directed by Frank Darabont based on works by the amazing Stephen King

[@JayBondReacts]

Have seen at least Green Mile but don't remember a damn thing. I even read the book in highschool but still don't remember it. I'll very likely do a reaction to both of those at some point.

[@MrB0Obs]

i get emotional just thinking about the ending of this movie

[@martyfierros3736]

Another great John Hughes movie is “Some kind of Wonderful “ consider watching it. You won’t be disappointed

[@adamgardner2244]

Ya the ending gets me and I've seen it before

[@spaghetti9845]

Alright 75. You're a thief. Close. I'm an attorney.

[@nino6664]

That wasn't an extension on the phone dial it was a lock

[@JayBondReacts]

It's both. There is a lock on it, but there are also extensions w/ information about different numbers. Pulled it up to double check. One says Motel Operator, one says local calls, and the other numbers I can't make out because it's out of focus.

[@ludovicoc7046]

Couldn't wait til Thanksgiving, could ya Jay? Haha, I kid the Jay--PTA is one of my faves!

[@JayBondReacts]

Haha I honestly don't look up the movies before watching so I had no idea it was a holiday movie. 😂 In hindsight, I should have waited had I known.

[@oscarantoniomoreno5247]

Ha ha! You cried, ha ha, so did I. I don't want this getting out alright? 👍

[@JayBondReacts]

🤐

[@mattplus09]

Great reaction :) Good journey...Peace!

[@JayBondReacts]

Thank you so much!

[@MysterClark]

This movie is kinda evil like that. It really sneaks the sad parts up on you. Gets you so attached to the characters and then breaks your heart. Still, it's one of my favorite movies and I've seen it a thousand times. Oh, it's not all that important but there is a bit of a scene in the credits if you haven't seen it. Good reaction, once again!

[@JayBondReacts]

Thank you! Damn, the one movie I didn't skim through the credits. I was just emotional and not really thinking about it. Damnit! Hahaha I'll have to check it out in a bit. Appreciate the heads up.

[@robertthewolfman]

Yes!!! Dude, you should watch The Great Outdoors. You will love it!

[@JayBondReacts]

So I did see that growing up but forgot everything. I also thought THAT was Uncle Buck lol My buddy was over on Tuesday and I said "the only scene I remember from Uncle Buck is a bat catching scene" and he filled me in that it was The Great Outdoors. 😂

[@tempsitch5632]

Uncle Buck is sirloin steak to the stomped on mcdonalds burger that is Great Outdoors. Great Outdoors is good but for a family audience. Great soundtrack though which I have on vinyl.

[@teresaluthye1153]

Great reaction!

[@JayBondReacts]

Thank you!