UNCLE BUCK (1989) | FIRST TIME WATCHING | MOVIE REACTION

[@martinbraun1211]

I miss John Candy. 😔❤️

[@robertlemond371]

It’s a shame he wasn’t alive to see The Cubs Win The World Series

[@Howiex-is8gq]

Seek a osychiatrist...

[@clutchpedalreturnsprg7710]

💯🧡

[@7Dreamer8]

Us Canadians miss him too!!!

[@silversasquatch79]

We all do.💔

[@jessereyna6662]

The last shot of John saying goodbye always gets me.

[@MrLarryLessor]

@popcorninbed Please review When Harry Met Sally... Great Christmas/ New Year's movie! :)

[@russevans3586]

They did the same thing to close Planes, Trains, and Automobiles.

[@swamprabbit66]

That smile and wave, then the freeze frame....gets me every time.

[@alricaneshama]

#jessereyna6662 Same.

[@maggedo-x1s]

When Uncle Buck is freeze-framed at the last, smiling & waving to his niece, John Hughes actually captured OG Canadian John Candy's humbley smiling fare-well to us all...👋🥹💛

[@js3599]

5 years early to boot...

[@scottavery1751]

I agree. RIP John Candy. You are deeply missed.

[@michele36618]

It brings tears to my eyes every single time !

[@yinzinnati]

Freeze frame at the end of Planes Trains and Automobiles hits me equally as hard

[@orangeandblackattack]

It brings a smile and tears. This is my favorite JC movie

[@markcastellanet9672]

This was my grandpa's favorite movie. When he was dying in the hospital, they had him in a dark room and everything was stale. My mom rented a vcr and this movie and put it on for him and his mood changed instantly. He livened up and when from morose and giving up to happy and cheerful. I am thankful to this movie for this.

[@clutchpedalreturnsprg7710]

Cool.

[@mokokawi]

great 🎉

[@anniesmolkin7685]

During "covid" my parents in law were left alone in the hospital they had cancer. All my mother in law would have loved was some tv. But for some mysterious reason due to covid they turned off tvs for patients, or to walk down the hall, but it wasnt allowed again for some mysterious reason and get tim hortans but again they closed it to patients and only nurses fould privately purchase tim hortans for herself. She had loved going to tim hortans it was her daily task as a person who survived cancer . ..I know jon candy would have agreed that she could have had a life in that hospital before she died but it was taken from her her chance to do one last thing to make her feel alive . And that feeling can cure all ailments

[@michele36618]

You know he’s a good guy straight from the beginning bc he literally drops everything and heads over at 2am to help his brother, who he obviously isn’t close with. Uncle Buck is awesome 🩷🩷

[@MrStath1986]

Honestly his brother's wife needed to pull the stick out of her ass - there's one bit where she criticises Chanice because 'she sells tires for a living'. Like what the hell?

[@wallacewallaby5782]

Him and his brother seem friendly enough, and we know they still exchange Christmas gifts (the clapper), I think the main issue is with the wife who seems pretty classist and has probably put a wedge between the brothers keeping them apart more than they would otherwise be. Buck seems aware that she doesn't like him which is why he wanted to make sure that she was okay with him looking after the kids before he left, even though he was looking for a legit excuse to not start work the next day. He's a really caring guy though who cared a lot for those kids, even the one who went out of her way to ruin his life.

[@Ishai1]

His brother says he's responsible, so he obviously trusts him, it's the wife who thinks poorly of him and his girlfriend who sells tires, because that's beneath them. Explains why the daughter was like that as well and the mom at the end gives a hint that maybe her experience with her dad made her realize some things as well.

[@bigd6398]

Got nieces and nephews myself, lifegoal to be as good of an uncle! I had one myself growing up, Don, the family misfit, good times.

[@beatmet2355]

He WAS looking for an excuse to get out of working for Chanise😂 But, his efforts with the kids was brilliant and he showed he was a more capable parent than brother and sister-in-law.

[@dneill8493]

That "have a rat gnaw that thing off your face" line was one of my all time favorites when I was young. Still cracks me up today.

[@airborngrmp1]

Buck just silently dropping a second golf ball after hitting the boyfriend was one of my earliest memories. I laughed so hard I choked when I was like 6.

[@Jcesspoole]

This is one of my father’s favorite movies and that line always made him cry and wheeze with laughter.

[@jaydunnavoci]

Around 1991 I worked at a grocery store in Sharon (Ontario) as a teenager. John Candy apparently grew up there and kept a summer home outside of town. One day Mr Candy came in to the store and did some shopping. Everybody was whispering "that's John Candy" etc, but nobody said anything to him. After checking out, he was leaving the store when I decided to run out after him and ask for his autograph, which he was kind enough to give to me. Frankly he looked almost relieved that somebody noticed him. Unfortunately I gave away the autograph to a girl who "wanted to show her mother" and never saw it again, but I never forgot that surprised look of relief on his face when I asked him for a minute of his time.

[@Cadinho93]

That end freeze when John Candy waves and smiles always makes me tear up. Such a talented man with such a tormented soul. He's truly missed! Also, Shanice is played by Amy Madigan. She did play Kevin Costner's wife in "Field of Dreams" and she's married to actor Ed Harris in real life.

[@elessartelcontar9415]

Ed Harris is a great man and husband. Hollywood wanted him to do salacious roles and he would not do them because he felt it would dishonor his marital vows. Hollywood quit offering him roles after that and he is fine with that. He played John Glenn in The Right Stuff who would not tell his wife to meet on camera with President Johnson because she had agoraphobia. Johnson ordered his staff to tell John Glenn to 'order' his wife to meet with Johnson and he refused. It could have lost his astronaut status but he cared way more about his wife. Who knew he played character roles? Great man.

[@elessartelcontar9415]

"I loved my father". I love the "Then why did you move away from him?" line.

[@acahmak]

I feel the same way about that freeze with John Candy - it's an iconic picture, and reminds me of the talent we lost.

[@clutchpedalreturnsprg7710]

@@acahmak Every time.

[@thomast8539]

The younger daughter here (Maizy) also played Amy's daughter in Field of Dreams.

[@skipskatte]

I'm sure it's been mentioned, but this WAS before Home Alone and was actually the movie that got Macaulay Culkin the Home Alone gig, specifically that "I'm a kid, that's my job" exchange with John Candy. Seeing a kid that young hold his own with comedy great John Candy convinced John Hughes that this kid could headline a movie on his own.

[@PeteO-v4y]

He got robbed on the Home Alone gig. He deserved more.

[@ozymandias1758]

John Candy appeared in that movie as well, he was in the Polka band😂

[@teeheeteeheeish]

The scene with the Mail slot was actually the inspiration for Home Alone

[@MardiRoberts-o1g]

Wow l didn’t know that uncle buck was the gig that got Macaulay Culkin the home alone movie’s, I’ve always thought it was the other way around. Thx 4 that info, ya learn something new every day. Love & light to you your friends and your family.🙀🙀.

[@MardiRoberts-o1g]

Really l didn’t know that but can definitely c how they thought the letter box was a good idea for home alone.

[@zacharylewis2802]

Uncle Buck was made during a brief period in the late 80s and early 90s where Hollywood was properly utilizing John Candy before he started to slow down before his death.

[@YoRocky89]

As a Canadian, I can tell you that John Candy was a national treasure! 🇨🇦 Correction: John Candy IS a national treasure! ❤️

[@SFOlson]

As someone who is Canadian adjacent, Minnesota, I consider John Candy to be a national treasure as well.

[@ozymandias1758]

He is a North American treasure💔love the big guy, hes sorely missed here in the US as well

[@Osprey850]

To me, as an American, he's an international treasure.

[@MitchClement-il6iq]

He is a international treasure!!!

[@blakerh]

He was the best!

[@roywall8169]

Buck melanoma, moly Russel’s wart…..😂😂

[@Solarsystemrdffdfyyhh]

Have a rat nawl that thing off 😂😂😂

[@RidgeR5]

@@Solarsystemrdffdfyyhh that's such a timeless burn. I knew of it before I'd seen this movie.

[@MegaForrestgump]

not her wart. I'm her tumor, her growth.

[@xx_theartfuldodger_xx1105]

Not her wart

[@jollyrodgers7272]

that whole exchange with the principal culminating in his reading her the riot act had my mom and I sick with laughter first time she saw it. Priceless.

[@robertlemond371]

It’s a shame John Candy wasn’t alive to see The Cubs Win The World Series

[@October_JennJenn]

😢

[@robertlemond371]

@ he would’ve been SO happy

[@johnboydTx]

I like to think he had the Best Seat🤔 🥲🍻🌭🌭🍿✌️

[@robertlemond371]

@ he would be sitting next to Bill Murray since he was actually at the Game

[@BDUBZ49]

Why would he care about that?

[@bifftannen1598]

1989- Uncle Buck, Lethal Weapon 2, Back to the Future 2, Batman, Rainman, Indiana Jones & the Last Crusade, Major League, National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation, Field of Dreams, Road House, The Abyss, Karate Kid 3, License to Kill (Bond) all in the same year- what a year for movies

[@scsi_joe]

It seems they wanted to end the 80's off with a bang

[@Devinn777]

… and 3x Police Academy movies 😂

[@Madbandit77]

Rain Man came out in 1988.

[@IsoscelesKramer]

Ghostbusters 2, Turner & Hooch, Driving Miss Daisy...

[@dupersuper1938]

Star Trek V, Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure, War of the Roses, Lean on Me, Sex Lies and Videotape, My Left Foot, Do the Right Thing, Roger & Me, Dead Poets Society, The Wizard, When Harry Met Sally, Glory, Parenthood, Say Anything, See No Evil Hear No Evil, Born on the Fourth of July, Steel Magnolias, Honey I Shrunk the Kids, Look Who's Talking, Little Mermaid, For All Mankind, Drugstore Cowboy, New York Stories, The Gods Must be Crazy 2, Pet Sematary, The Burbs, Dead Calm, Harlem Nights, Crimes and Misdemeanours, The Cook The Thief His Wife and Her Lover, Fabulous Baker Boys, Tango & Cash, The Dream Team, Robot Jox, Wild Orchid, Fletch Lives, Who is Harry Crumb, Three Fugitives, Eric the Viking, Great Balls of Fire, Always, Friday the 13th: Jason Takes Manhattan, Nightmare on Elm Street: Dream Child, Halloween 5, Deep Star Six, Meet the Feebles, Weekend at Bernie's, Little Nemo, BFG, Journey to the Centre of the Earth, Phantom of the Opera, Fat Man and Little Boy, How to Get a Head in Advertising, Jesus of Montreal, Sinbad, Godzilla Vs Biolante, Millennium, Return of the Swamp Thing, Trial of The Incredible Hulk, UHF...

[@craigmarshall8377]

I'm so happy you picked Uncle Buck, my favorite John Candy film.

[@amysson5151]

Loved John Candy since the beginning of SCTV. R.I.P.

[@blueboy4244]

babe...babe..can you eat 50 hot dogs for me???

[@andrewpetik2034]

That freeze frame of John smiling and waving at the end gets me tearing up almost every time.

[@scsi_joe]

Yeah. It makes it feel like it was his last movie

[@ryandeffley7652]

Uncle Buck has one of my all-time favorite endings. The song "Rythm of Life" is used to perfection, and the freeze frame on Candy waving is like him saying goodbye to all of us. Gets me every damn time.

[@October_JennJenn]

John Hughes was the G.O.A.T.

[@djnkosi]

same 🥹🙏🏽

[@spextrekid9410]

one of the best feel good movies of the 80s. So wholesome.

[@manuelvillacana9284]

Whenever I think of John Candy, I think of the great outdoors. Which was the first movie I saw him in.❤

[@dereklopez9060]

R.I.P John Candy. You'll always be a legend.

[@commanderkorra3316]

Intro was adorable and funny. I always loved this movie; I like how Uncle Buck is protective of his nieces and nephews. The parts where he terrorizes Bug, and the principal are hilarious.

[@wolfofthewest8019]

The closet full of junk that comes crashing down is a trope that is _older than television._ It originates with a radio comedy called _Fibber McGee & Molly,_ which had a running gag that Fibber would need to grab one thing before he left, and it was always in the closet, which would always lead to a cascade of sound effects as everything inside crashed down on him.

[@adamplace1414]

Which I learned about from being a fan of the 90s sitcom Newsradio, oddly enough Fibber McGee and Molly (and the closet pratfall) was a plot point in a Xmas episode.

[@SleepParty30]

That is interesting. Pretty sure this fact is gonna live rent free in my head for a long time.

[@susanliltz3875]

Recognize Uncle Bucks girlfriend she was Annie the wife in “Field of Dreams “ and the little girl is the daughter Karen from “Field of Dreams”!!

[@aaronw.markel9319]

That’s how they came up with “ if you call him, he will come”

[@skipskatte]

Crap, I never noticed that was the same little girl.

[@candicelitrenta8890]

@@skipskatte That little girl was also in Sleepless in Seatle with Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan

[@RandomNonsense1985]

The little girl is Gaby Hoffman, and she’s still acting today.

[@rubensalvador9422]

Glad someone mentioned the Field of Dreams connection. I think they both came out the same year.

[@josephsarto689]

Fun fact: Macauley Culkin is now older than John candy was when he died

[@-taz-]

I thought of Uncle Buck as an old guy when I first watched this, and now he's a young guy!

[@jesmasa1]

😮

[@slytheringingerwitch]

Now that is scary.

[@bombomos]

Thats not fun ;-; that's sad

[@H_____S]

The opposite of a fun fact

[@b.msabol8551]

"The dog's a ball sniffer" 💀🤣🤣🤣

[@zedwpd]

Dont say ball

[@Stuck-In-The-Nostalgia]

@@zedwpd,"what's another word for "balls"?"................................"Nuts!!!".

[@DamionJR4923]

“Nuts” finger 🫰

[@toochangz]

This film led to one of the all time Christmas classics being made...Home Alone

[@RobertJuzstone]

True, John Hughes said he got the idea for Home Alone while filming the door mail slot scene.

[@brianjensen3047]

@@RobertJuzstone this is the all time classic, - Home Alone is overrated. Watch Gremlins instead in December or tons other.

[@RobertJuzstone]

@@brianjensen3047 I'm sure she has already seen Home Alone btw I saw Gremlins in the theater when it first came out and have never watched any of the Home Alone movies, outside a few scenes.

[@AdhamOhm]

The scene where Miles is guarding the door and asks Chanice for her ID was what inspired John Hughes to come up with the idea for Home Alone.

[@nocalsteve]

When the trailer for Home Alone came out I literally thought it was a sequel to Uncle Buck.

[@HomerSimpson-gr1uj]

Uncle Buckle and Planes, Trains & Automobile showed to us that John Candy had so many, many more roles left to do and I think he would've won an Oscar at some point.

[@October_JennJenn]

Uncle Buck was first. And that scene with the mailbox gave John Hughes the idea for Home Alone. 😃

[@LordVolkov]

"Aww! Look at him!" 🥰 John Hughes loves a freeze frame on John Candy. Now that he's gone, they feel like tributes to a great comedian who spread a lot of joy.

[@-C.S.R]

Uncle Buck, a classic that never gets old! John Candy is one of my favorite all-time actors! There are a few people I remember exactly where I was when I heard they died 😢

[@allovett6246]

3:47 The actress is Jean Louise Kelly. This is her movie debut playing Tia Russell. Her film career would eventually land her to play Sara Kazansky (Iceman's wife) in TopGun: Maverick

[@willingexile3374]

She was also Rowena in "Mr. Holland's Opus."

[@bigd6398]

She was also in Mad About You as that spunky nurse who really needed to switch to decaf. I rewatched that a few years back when it hit streaming kept thinking she is so familiar, imdb and TIA RUSSEL!

[@stegwise]

when we saw the trailer for Home Alone we all said "oh man its the kid from Uncle Buck"

[@jeffg.6110]

“Buck Melanoma, Moley Russell’s wart.” (24:17) Never fails to make me smile.

[@greggnorthrop62]

I think you'd enjoy the great outdoors and summer rental, both John Candy

[@user-sx4yu3nw4j]

Big… big… BIG… BIG… big bear… BIG BEAR!

[@TruckingInABlueDream]

That’s too much boat, it’s just too much…

[@Manofsteel1701-f4r]

My sister is having a new baby soon and we all couldn’t be more excited. My parents and sister have told her daughter to call me “Uncle Buck” cuz they know even if I’m a little out there, I’d have no problem cussing out a school official if they disrespect my niece or nephew. John candy was an absolute gift of a human being and I’m so thankful we still have these little time capsules of him.

[@clutchpedalreturnsprg7710]

A Canadian National Treasure.

[@user-EricWatson55]

This and "Planes Trains and Automobiles" are my favorite John Candy films! 😂

[@K.dot9]

Cool runnings is 3rd

[@Luxington1]

I'd say The Great Outdoors and Who's Harry Crumb.

[@user-EricWatson55]

​@@Luxington1Oh, yeah! I love "The Great Outdoors"! 😎

[@jjh5374]

This is one of my favorite movies ever. It’s so underrated in John Hughes’ catalog. John Candy was one of a kind.

[@keefriff99]

This movie is seared into my brain from childhood. I watched it for the first time in years (decades even…I’m old), and I was reciting every line. A great John Hughes comedy.

[@daniell.lonewolf6605]

John knew he was going to go soon. He had a family history of cardiovascular illnesses. His dad died of a heart attack at 43, his uncle at 41, and his brother had one but survived. If only lifealert was around back then. He did talk to his family the night before he passed, and they got his i love you one last time. Rest in peace, John Candy. We all miss you.

[@Ambaryerno]

IIRC he was trying to lose the weight at the time he passed, too.

[@ericdulyon4601]

For my generation. Generation X uncle Buck is like a de facto Christmas movie. It really is it's just something you watch during the holidays because it turns out to be a family orientated movie

[@SkinnyObelix]

I always forget how good Macaulay Culkin was as a child actor. Sure there's home alone, but the range and ability he had at that age is just absurd. Most adult actors can't bring that to the table.

[@brocklyons558]

I highly recommend The Great Outdoors and Who’s Harry Crumb? Such amazing John Candy films!!

[@neilandrei]

Yes! Another great movie from 1989! There was just something about that year that brought so many great movies.

[@tomyoung9049]

Always been a sweet movie. But that little raised hand farewell at the end hits a little hard since we said farewell to him

[@bensneb360]

Me and my dad used to watch this movie all the time when I was a kid, we used to quote it to each other all the time… Good times

[@brichan1851]

John Candy was just a comic genius. His timing, his delivery… brilliant.

[@kingsnake23]

John Candy was and will never be forgotten. He was a brilliant actor. 8:06 never plug the clapper in an apartment building.

[@waleedca]

John Candy's smile will always make me smile. He was an amazing person with a huge heart. Love from Alberta ❤🖖

[@cheezebag]

This was one of John Candy's best roles, i agree with you i think they had him in mind when writing this. That freeze frame of him at the end though

[@leeyaferguson9019]

The wave he gives us was precious 🤧. Thankyou John.😪.

[@triceranaps]

“He’s cookin’ our garbage!” I rewatched this on a plane earlier this year and burst out laughing at that line. Couldn’t hold it in.

[@jmsmys13ify]

The scene of him basically threatening to knee cap the boyfriend with a power drill still sticks with me. At least, I'm remembering it as knee caps. Edit: My memory of the film combined the hatchet and power drill scenes.

[@michaelriddick7116]

GREAT MOVIE!!! LETS F'ING GOOOOO!!! :) I grew up on this movie and it was quoted year around in my house! 😂🤣😂🤣😂 We lost a real one with John Candy :( 💔😭

[@clutchpedalreturnsprg7710]

Yay Popcorn! You have found " Uncle Buck "! Well done! I hope that find all the movie gems to share with Sister Carly!

[@billpay6896]

Jean Louisa Kelly (Tia) played Rowena Morgan in Mr Holland's Opus.

[@congoliab]

I always find that amazing. She's such a little bitch here and then so wholesome in that. She was also Iceman's wife in Top Gun Maverick.

[@dakodaproper6012]

❤ R.I.P ✝️ John Candy ❤

[@matthewcox9821]

The scene with the Principal has to be one of the greatest comedy scenes of ALL TIME.

[@homebuyercoaches4044]

Fun fact, the lady who played Uncle Buck’s girlfriend and the girl who played the youngest daughter would also star as mother and daughter in the movie Field of Dreams later that year

[@jeremygeorgia4943]

I am so glad you got around to this one. It definitely holds a special place for me. It reminds me of my young adult college days. I suppose, this film also began my cinematic experience of John Candy - outside of SCTV. The movie starts out with fun and games & hilarious moments, but in the last few moments, it suddenly hits you with some deep emotional moments. It's an amazing film, that has a bit of nearly everything in it. It's a different take on the Mr. Mom story. I love John Hughes & Candy films.

[@Mahhhdeee]

This is one of my childhood films, nothing but pure joy and nostalgia for this amazing film❤

[@monacaravetta]

Saw this in the theater opening weekend and still quote it to this day. Love and miss you dearly John Candy. ♥

[@dewaynechapman8970]

the ending always makes me tear up john candy will always be my favored actor

[@danparker1461]

Another John Candy movie that would be right up your ally is Cool Runnings. One of my favorites!

[@EarmonkeyMusic]

Uncle Buck is one of my favorites. Just so funny. You may not have realized that the actress who plays Tia is a fantastic singer and played the singer student in Mr. Holland’s Opus.

[@clevelandcbi]

Seen both several times and never knew.

[@slyladykush]

His laugh brings me so much joy and nostalgia. Miss him like a loved one, he was such a massive part of my childhood. ❤

[@johnv61]

My favorite John Candy movie is “Great Outdoors” with Dan Aykroyd 6:30 . You’ll love it!!

[@-taz-]

That's a good one.

[@tstumpf75]

Lol @ her wielding a lightsabre in the ad.. 😂😂😂

[@Pickledilly69]

That ending wave and song gives me goosebumps

[@gordo608]

When he finds the wedding picture folded over, it gets me every time. Such a great movie.

[@EdiCemalovic-z3m]

It's really amazing, John Candy movie! RIP 🙏 amazing actor.

[@wmason1961]

This is the first Factor commercial I have ever watched without hitting the skip button. Well done.

[@jaymac7203]

John Candy was just one of those naturally funny people 😭😭 lol 😂

[@BigBoss-zi5ss]

John Candy standing there just dancing as he is horrified 😂😂

[@ERC641]

SCTV is a must watch 🇨🇦

[@mikevandenboom5958]

Gordon Lightfoot sings every song ever made lol

[@ronweber1402]

Johnny LaRue was my favourite of his characters.

[@michaeldmcgee4499]

Bill Needle, Edith Prickley, Count Floyd, Bob, and Doug Mackenzie- what a great cast of characters!

[@IcanhearClemFandango]

I went to school with the "I hate clowns" kid. He was exactly as pleasant to be around as he was in this movie.

[@October_JennJenn]

So typecasting huh? 😂

[@mikeRedMDK2032]

"BUG? GNAT? Is there a little similarity there? Ohh, i think there is.. "

[@jHeminway]

No matter how many times I’ve seen it, it’s one of those movies that whenever it’s on tv I have to watch it. One of my favorites.

[@the98themperoroftheholybri33]

Who else loves the bit in the school with the head? "Here's a quarter, go downtown and pay a rat to gnaw that wart off your face, good day"

[@ChillsHills72]

The one and only John Candy, one of his best roles and such a great movie, just adore him. And loving the little lightsaber dance at the end! 😃

[@DaveW90]

Subscribed to this channel and I can't believe she hasn't reacted to this film. One of my favourite comedies from the 80s and will be looking forward to the reaction.

[@user-sx4yu3nw4j]

It’s easy to get distracted by franchises that here supporters are all big fans of. She’s got an enormous list of requests/recommendarions to dig herself out of, so smaller films like this don’t get the votes like another installment of Star Trek 🤷‍♂️ I’m just glad to see she finally got around to reacting to it

[@danielbourland1698]

Uncle Buck is a great non-holiday holiday movie.

[@connororeally9119]

that intro should put you over a million subs.. well done, shout out to my boys with the light sabers

[@clutchpedalreturnsprg7710]

Hello, here is a general safety training tip. Do not hold the pointy end of the lightsaber, as it can remove fingers.

[@moneybags1482]

This movie and The Great Outdoors are the best double feature DVDs you could ever own.

[@heyskra]

John Candy is a holiday treat.

[@smavtmb2196]

So excited for this reaction. Uncle Buck is a must watch and came out a year (before) Home Alone. Here we go. I'm positive you'll love it Cassie. I really wish John Candy was still around.

[@CaddyJim]

*#RIP** John Candy* Movies like *(Planes, Trains & Automobiles) & (Uncle Buck)* end with a freeze frame on *John Candy* now feel like Tributes

[@ErikStone1]

John Candy plays the best "lovable loser" roles!

[@davidkneitel1840]

The oldest daughter stared in an early 2000 CBS comedy called Yes Dear. If you haven't seen it, you can find some episodes on KZbin. Funny show. 😂😂😂 *edit* I forgot. I'm pretty sure the girlfriend and the youngest daughter were in Field of Dreams as mother and daughter.

[@curtisbotzet7579]

Oldest daughter also played ice man's wife in Top Gun Maverick

[@curtisbotzet7579]

Oh yeah, Rowena in mr Holland's opus...

[@kanditraxel]

I loved that show! Back during the pandemic, I fell in love with the TV show Snowpiercer, and it has Mike O'Malley (Jimmy) from that show. He's aged a little, lol I'm not sure where the rest of the cast are now.

[@BDUBZ49]

@@kanditraxel Cool Jimmy???!! 🤣 I always remembered the actor who played the husband "Greg", doing stand-up early in his career. He played Sean Connery's barber in "The Rock", and made some appearances on Dr. Katz: Professional Therapist.

[@johnnyblaze1098]

John Hughes was such a LEGENDARY producer and WRITER. His creativity is something that can never be duplicated. His storytelling in ALL of his movies are a lost art in movies today and it's such a tragedy. No originality, creativity, and most importantly, no nostalgia. 80's and 90's were truly a special time in movies that can never be duplicated.

[@mr.2cents.846]

My two favorite movies from him are Some King Of Wonderful and Pretty In Pink.

[@candicelitrenta8890]

The actress who played Marcy is Laurie Metcalf who played Jackie in the comedy show Roseanne, and Sheldon's mother in The Big Bang Theory. Her real-life daughter plays Sheldon's mother in Young Sheldon. She looks JUST like her mother

[@LiirThropp2687]

One of my all time favorite comedies. "Buck Melanoma! Moley Russell's wart." 😂😂 I really miss John Candy. He was one of a kind.

[@LN-Lifer]

Uncle Buck was my uncle Johnny in real life. RIP to both

[@clevelandcbi]

Seriously??? That's awesome. My dad passed in 2012. Hardest I ever saw him laugh was John running from Bart the Bear 😂😂😂

[@lizardjr.7826]

my favorite winter movie since i was a little kid watching it on vhs. so happy you did this later into your channel too so you can appreciate it more.

[@Reginmund]

His name is Buck and he's here to... Oh wait, wrong movie.

[@user-EricWatson55]

Cassie, you're gonna love this one! 😂

[@gonnaw1n]

How on earth can this be the first time watching Uncle Buck? I grew up watching Candy's movies in the UK!

[@EclecticSundries]

The girl who plays Tia also played Iceman’s wide in Top Gun Maverick

[@kanditraxel]

She was also on "Yes, Dear", which was pretty funny.

[@GordoFunk555]

RIP John Candy. What a treasure he was.

[@yinzinnati]

People around my age (50), often lament getting older. I always give one simple reply: I NEVER want to imagine a childhood without John Candy movies