Uncle Buck (1989) Husband's First Time Watching! Movie Reaction!

[@johnfreepunk6664]

That end freeze when John Candy waves and smiles always makes me tear up. Such a talented man such a tormented soul. He is truly missed

[@clevelandcbi]

Damn, I forgot about this smile cuz that freeze at the end of Planes, Trains, and Automobiles still makes me smile too. Man had a BEAUTIFUL smile.

[@bernardsalvatore1929]

I AGREE SAME THING WITH THE END OF PLANES, TRAINS AND AUTOMOBILES!! SUCH A TERRIBLE LOSS TO THE WORLD OF COMEDY AND TO THE HUMAN RACE PERIOD!! RIP JOHN CANDY, THANKS FOR TONS OF LAUGHTER!!❤️❤️🤣

[@Fettman89]

Dude same, it's like he's also waving goodbye to the audience.

[@user-Mike8290]

Not really a tormented soul, he was a happy family man. Maybe you're thinking of Chris Farley.

[@ZelbeQahi]

He brought much needed smiles into this world.

[@kingbrutusxxvi]

It's actually heartbreaking to consider that John's been gone almost 30 years already and he would have only been in his early 70s now. We could have had a few more decades of his genius.

[@Madbandit77]

Ryan Reynolds (fellow Canadian) and Colin Hanks (John worked with his dad twice and was a family friend) are both working on producing a documentary on Candy.

[@kylereese4822]

Nearly 30 years... that`s so not right...

[@kylereese4822]

Jean Louisa Kelly aka Tia Interview (Uncle Buck) in 2017.... kzbin.info/www/bejne/bqnEXnefa8mletU&ab_channel=ScottMurray

[@bernardsalvatore1929]

​@@Madbandit77 OH THAT SOUNDS FANTASTIC!! I CAN'T WAIT TO SEE THAT! I'M GOING TO KEEP AN EYE OPEN FOR IT!!

[@timothyrenar5498]

@@kylereese4822 Its close to 30 years because he passed away in 1994. Subtraction can be confusing at times.

[@charlesnyckd]

Home Alone came out in ‘90. This came out in ‘89. Uncle Buck is what got Culkin cast in Home Alone. This brings back a lot of memories, as I was 6 when this came out. Classic movie. John Candy will forever be missed.

[@ButcherPeete]

It even looks like the same neighborhood

[@cliffordzellner5917]

If Home Alone came after this movie then what was the deal with that mail slot when Culkin was looking through it? The scene when he was asking for the driver license from that chick.

[@OklasoonaHomer]

@@cliffordzellner5917 The idea for Home Alone first came to Hughes while Culkin was shooting the mail slot scene.

[@tiananesbitt7156]

We should see this on Movies That Made Us.

[@LA_HA]

They Have to watch The Good Son. Have to. Macaulay Culkin and Elijah Wood are great in that and it's a Very different kinda movie

[@odinsahn7648]

I am Canadian and John Candy is one of our most unforgettable icons. A very funny and kind hearted man that was gone too soon but will be revered, loved and celebrated........forever!

[@petercastaneda5338]

We love the heck outta him in the U.S. too, One of your country's finest exports, my friend.

[@tiananesbitt7156]

Bless Canada.

[@rburns9730]

SCTV was a nebula full of future stars.

[@operative2136]

I miss John Candy. Not only was he funny as hell, but he was one of those rare comedians that had some genuine emotional range as an actor. Not to mention, how can you not laugh your ass off at the part with the hatchet. So good!

[@michaelcoffman4185]

What had me laughing hard was when his car smoked so much it looked like the space shuttle taking off.

[@thebluecollarbibleguy5114]

He does not get enough credit for his overall acting skill. I watch “JFK” from time to time just for his role. I think he outshines the entire all star cast that includes Costner, Pesci, Sutherland, Tommy Lee Jones, Ed Asner, Gary Oldman, Kevin Bacon, Jack Lemmon, etc

[@RDSports5]

Great call. I thought the same about Chris Farley. He didnt get to display it often, but when he got to show a more emotional side, he crushed it, much in the same way John did. Miss both those guys as actors, but also just as much as people

[@LuisDiaz-uj5qu]

My favorite part and quote on Uncle Buck " Take this quarter, go downtown, and have a rat gnaw that thing off your face! Good day to you, madam." LOL

[@tomhoffman4330]

My Dad loves that line too! (LMAO)

[@LuisDiaz-uj5qu]

@@tomhoffman4330 lol

[@mattslupek7988]

Uncle Buck’s da GOAT!

[@S_047]

R.I.P John Candy . We miss you

[@JustWasted3HoursHere]

The scene where Buck talks to the school counselor about Maisy was done perfectly. The kid sitting out in the hall waiting was not told to do anything but was actually responding to what John Candy was saying to the lady.

[@nealm6764]

Yeah, sure. They just let some random kid in the background and risked he would ruin the shot, but instead he just naturally nailed it. Yep.

[@JustWasted3HoursHere]

@@nealm6764 "Random kid"? Um, no. Look at his reaction to Buck talking to that hag. No kid is that good an actor.

[@nealm6764]

@@JustWasted3HoursHere Totally! Worlds greatest child actor who was then blackballed out of the industry. Luckily they just let him wander onto the shoot that day and sit clearly in the background of the shot, and they did it all in one take with no direction from the director, so as not to ruin the perfect reaction. Good stuff! so amazing!

[@JustWasted3HoursHere]

@@nealm6764 My sarcasm detector is going crazy for some reason... This sort of natural acting from non-actors is not unheard of. Sometimes it's on purpose, like in this case, and sometimes it's a happy accident like when Dustin Hoffman yells "Hey, I'm walking here!" in Midnight Cowboy to the cabby who was not supposed to be there (the street was blocked off for filming but somehow this cabby squeaked through). The cabbie's actions and reaction is real. And that kid would not be the first kid who did a movie and then never did another one. The scrap heaps of Hollywood are littered with them.

[@nealm6764]

@@JustWasted3HoursHere I just think that you have not the slightest clues how movies are made... This was a closed set with a standard movie crew. Some random kid didn't just wander on and get placed in shot for a scene where he was surprised by it. But I guess in a way it is nice some people are so gullible... and will believe whatever nonsense someone tells them. Bless your heart.

[@krondarr8865]

Everyone would love an Uncle Buck in their life. John Candy was perfect in this movie. He is still missed to this day and should never be forgotten.

[@kentkatchem]

I could never forget this man...I got first introduced to this man in the movie SPLASH... and he's been in my heart since...

[@krizan1]

I'm Uncle Buck 🤗

[@cfinley81]

Shanice (Buck's gf) is played by Amy Madigan. She did play Kevin Costner's wife in 'Field of Dreams' and she is married to actor Ed Harris in real life.

[@jean-paulaudette9246]

Always had a huge crush on her, ever since "Streets of Fire." What a beauty.

[@joelwillems4081]

And Maizy is their daughter in Field of Dreams.

[@michaelriddick7116]

This movie was a staple growing up 🥰🥰 I loved watching it with my mom and dad 💘 Miss you Mom! 💔😭😭😭😭

[@Colineo]

I've been watching Uncle Buck on repeat for fkin years. John was one of our best, still makes me sad. He was so young!

[@39Hundred]

So when Uncle Buck was distracted by the principal’s mole, it must’ve inspired Austin Powers getting distracted by Fred Savage’s mole in Goldmember.

[@mynameisnotearl4383]

I didn’t know that.

[@andrewcharles459]

One of the pleasures of my life was meeting John Candy for a few moments at Toronto airport. In just a two minute conversation his infectious laugh had everyone around in stitches. The man was a gift.

[@MST3Killa]

Physically impossible for me to see John Candy's freezeframe and not get emotional.

[@404RACER4]

I love John Candy .. Rest in Peace ... Great movie !!!

[@doolittlegeorge]

John Hughes one of the Greatest Directors ever and textbook John Hughes.

[@RJKookie]

I miss John Candy 😢 THE GREAT OUTDOORS would be a great reaction!

[@dunbardunelm3924]

Too Hilarious 🤣😂😅🥰

[@ericwatson54]

"Uncle Buck" is my favorite John Candy movie, followed by "Planes, Trains and Automobiles".

[@stsolomon618]

Love John Candy, another recommendation with him is Stripes and Cool Running.

[@seanpatton7406]

Summer Rental 😄😂⛵ is also a good one with John Candy 🌅🏖️ for this upcoming Summer Season 🌞🥵. I hope they put this one in the list for Summer

[@tomhoffman4330]

@@seanpatton7406 Excellent Recommendation, that's one of My Mother's Favorite films too!

[@terrygracy8345]

@@seanpatton7406summer rental is absolutely overlooked. “ did you see the one where papa Smurf takes his crutch and beats the shit out of the man in the red hat?!” 😂

[@seanswinton6242]

Also "Only The Lonely" with Ally Sheedy and "Armed & Dangerous" with Eugene Levy.

[@jeannieschmidt2217]

Cool Running is my favourite John Candy movie. So funny, so sweet - it's about the first Jamaican bobsled team. You'll both LOVE it :) - and I'd love to see your reaction to it.

[@tomhoffman4330]

Agreed, Cool Runnings is a Must Watch...and John Candy is the Icing on that Cake!

[@michaelriddick7116]

SANKA? Yeah mahn? Ya dead? ... ya mahn ... 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂💗💗💗💗💗👍😎👍

[@jeannieschmidt2217]

@@michaelriddick7116 Feel the rhythm! Feel the rhyme! Get on up! It's bobsled time! Cool Runnings!!

[@2mon249]

"Bug? Nat? Am I noticing a little similarity here?" 😔 Yup. I've definitely watched this movie too many times. LOL

[@ek9509]

The funniest conversation I have listened to in a movie: Miles: Where do you live? Buck: In the city. Miles: Do you have a house? Buck: Apartment. Miles: Own or rent? Buck: Rent. Miles: What do you do for a living? Buck: Lots of things. Miles: Where's your office? Buck: I don't have one. Miles: How come? Buck: I don't need one. Miles: Where's your wife? Buck: Don't have one. Miles: How come? Buck: It's a long story. Miles: Do you have kids? Buck: No I don't. Miles: How come? Buck: It's an even longer story. Miles: Are you my dad's brother? Buck: What's your record of consecutive questions asked? Miles: Thirty-eight. Buck: I'm your dad's brother, alright. Miles: You have much more hair on your nose than my dad. Buck: How nice of you to notice. Miles: I'm a kid. That's my job.

[@thebookgeek87]

I never get tired of this film and still laugh out loud to it every time. One of my favorites. Good pick

[@Trendyflute]

So much fun seeing the 'roles reversed' and seeing Sam take the lead, you both so seamlessly filled each other's shoes it was genuinely sweet and heartwarming 🥰

[@myTERAexperience]

The mole bit made me sweat with laughter. 😂

[@crankfastle8138]

Yeah, "buck wort russell, old melanoma head" kills me everytime.

[@browniewin4121]

This movie is a family favorite. It's sad John Candy died so young but he left a legacy of enjoyable work.

[@TimotheeReacts]

Let’s go! Such a sweet movie, John Candy was a gem

[@tracyturner310]

Fun fact Walt Disney did not want to work with Alfred Hitchcock because when he saw the movie Psycho it scared him so much

[@alexblack-e1d]

i Remember i was 17 and pulling into my driveway and Then It Came over the Radio.John Candy has Died.I sat In My car For A while.I'm 51 Now.Still miss Him

[@vickiekasafirek9096]

Awesome you two. Happy holidays 🙂💖.

[@petercastaneda5338]

RIP John Candy. I saw a documentary about limo drivers to the stars, and time and time again they all said hands down the nicest, kindest celebrity they ever drove was John Candy. Try The Great Outdoors, Who's Harry Crumb?, or Only the Lonely for more great John Candy classics.

[@crazycatlady9749]

"The Great Outdoors", and "Summer Rental" are great John Candy movies. Fun fact: The houses in "Planes, Trains, and Automobiles", "Uncle Buck", and "Home Alone" are all with in 5 miles of each other. I thought it was the same house in all 3 movies, and finally looked it up lol!

[@KS-xk2so]

Summer Rental is a hidden gem for sure.

[@seanswinton6242]

"Armed & Dangerous" with Eugene Levy.

[@lisainthecold4287]

He’s so lovable yet silly but in a wholesome way! John Candy was one of a kind no doubt!

[@tomhoffman4330]

OMG, Instant Smiles to Hear Sam taking the Lead on this one; it's like Dirty Dancing all over again...and if I may say so, She does have such a Sweet Voice too! ❤ Btw, "Dan, I'm still hanging out on Twitch every Friday, just in case you're ever in the mood for another Guys' Night! Hope to talk to You soon, and do say Hello to the S-Boss for Me." 😉

[@e.d.2096]

GEEZ ,TOM I forgot how funny this movie really is!

[@tomhoffman4330]

@@e.d.2096 "Ha-Ha!" You're Welcome, My Friend! I knew that this was going to be Good, and I'm glad you could make it too!

[@e.d.2096]

@@tomhoffman4330 The notification came up right after I talked to you! The oldest daughter was a buzz kill for me in this movie. That's why I made that remark in the other comments. I forgot how funny John Candy was in this!

[@tomhoffman4330]

@@e.d.2096 Yep...and I've even said it before: this one still stands out as being My Most Favorite JC movie / role over every other. This is how I want to always remember him, right down to the very last shot: him with that big smile and wave! 😊🖐

[@chadwickvon8019]

Y'all should definitely watch "the great outdoors". I highly recommend that movie. John candy and Dan Aykroyd are awesome in that movie.

[@mattjones7226]

"Mmmmhhmm, I like hot dogs, I must be an asshole." Great movie. Lucy Deakins was one of my first crushes.

[@zincsupplylow7519]

“Delirious” is my favorite john candy movie

[@ronaldproctor9454]

If only we had John Candy still with us....just imagine how many more priceless gems of side splitting laughter he would have given the world and the world needs more laughter and less sadness and hate that we have an unfathomable amount of and not nearly enough of the humor and good memories that we truly need in our lives.

[@jakebp]

Also a great thing about John Candy is every story people tell about him is that he was basically like his character in this film. I think it was Eugene Levy telling a story when he had broken his leg and called John to pick him up from the hospital. He basically came in with the, "Geez, ya big clutz, come on you," and then carried him to the wheelchair. He started on SCTV (basically Canadian SNL) and SNL tried to get him to go to their show a bunch of times, but he refused out of loyalty to the people and show he started with. Classy guy.

[@kirstengilroy302]

I love the switch at the intro, watching you get more and more confident is brilliant Samantha..this is 1 of my favourite films too xx

[@damionneranginui6546]

A truly beautiful movie. John Candy, a terrible loss but an amazing talent who truly captures the spirit of the uncle we all have. FYI, I'm the uncle in my family

[@Robalogot]

Man it has been over 20 years since I've seen it and I'm tearing up thinking about how much this (and other somewhat forgotten movies) was a part of my childhood

[@pesty4]

John Candy and John Hughes were a match made in heaven. Both huge losses. Candy was larger than life and apparently an amazing person to work with. His small scenes in Home Alone are stand out, Del Griffith is one of Hollywood's great characters and Uncle Buck is just the biggest, heartwarming and loving icons of the 80s

[@Madbandit77]

They were also good friends because they were born in the same year (1950) and both like jelly roll R&B.

[@hannahl8]

Great reaction! Yes, not only is Amy Madigan (Chanice) the wife in Field of Dreams, the little girl in this also played the daughter in that movie as well. And I know This is Spinal Tap didn't win the poll, but please consider reacting to it someday. It's my favorite movie.

[@laurakali6522]

And Amy is married to Ed Harris from Apollo 13 amongst other films.

[@justinatest9456]

The only reaction to Spinal Tap I've seen is by "Shan Watches Movies". I thought you might enjoy it like I did.

[@hannahl8]

@@justinatest9456 Thanks, I'll check it out!

[@BaronSCameron]

as for wives, Jean Louisa Kelly, Tia (the niece), plays a wife in a recent airplane flick I don't want to spoil.

[@williamsummerson1204]

Great choice Samantha. One of my favorite comedies ever. RIP John Candy, he may be gone but his spirit will live on forever. 🙏❤

[@Yuurei21]

Hands down great movie. I think we all need a family member like Uncle Buck.

[@indy1990100]

Buck seemed even more protective of those kids than their own parents.

[@bertpunkaficionado8357]

You spotted that Buck's girlfriend played the mom in Field of Dreams. His niece played the daughter in Field of Dreams. They're both in it.

[@tdrewman]

In the 90s they had a spinoff TV series. It takes place with a year of the movie, both parents are killed and Uncle Buck is left with guardianship of the kids. All the episodes are on youtube.

[@jerome007ify]

Timeless movie you can watch anytime & always makes you laugh. John Candy was a comic genius. Thanks guys 😀

[@miller-joel]

"Who let the cat out?" "We don't have a cat!"

[@jbacunn]

Samantha nailed the opening. 😎

[@Osprey850]

and TBR nailed the hand-raise-"hello." 😆

[@lolflashlight1010]

R.I.P John Candy... Everyone deserves an Uncle Buck in their life!

[@johnmccandles2197]

The end freeze makes me happy, and sad, it's like he's saying goodbye to all of us. Love him so much, he's always good. Armed and Dangerous is another great John Candy film, with Eugene Levy and Meg Ryan. Just to add, I also liked your switch around, with Sam taking the lead.

[@alexhidalgo7110]

Him and Kevin were on home alone You both need to watch it too Love the reaction Giant pancakes wow Them questions each other crack me up

[@JayDavis-O2brutal]

Midnight Run, Young Guns, Uncle Buck... I love this 80s theme you're following and some great picks too. Don't see many reactors do'em. Really enjoying the nostalgia.

[@sbk4me]

OMG! Guys, I hit the thumbs up button before I even watch it! So looking forward to you two laughing your heads off. CAn't wait.../////Yup. Just as I thought. I loved watching you enjoy this classic from John Candy and the rest of the cast. So much fun, heart, reality. Funny though, in this review I didn't even hear about the PANCAKES on his birthday!? The look on the kids faces was priceless. You might like to see John Candy in "Delirious", "Who's Harry Crumb", or "Stripes"! Hope to see some. Thanks for the watch!!

[@todderickson2435]

John Hughes movies are a ton of fun with a big heart, and John Candy is an absolute legend who left us too soon. SO glad you guys watched this!! And yes, PLEASE watch The Great Outdoors!! He and Dan Aykroyd are fantastic together!

[@Harri927]

This movie is a pure John Candy masterpiece. John Candy is a legend of a comedic actor. I'm glad you guys are reacting to this movie.

[@woodedlane]

Macauley's performance in this movie is why Home Alone was written - just for him.

[@viclagina347]

The word for John is, endearing

[@A-small-amount-of-peas]

ONLY John Candy could have pulled that role off perfectly. Gave it heart as well as impeccable comic timing. Still greatly missed to this day

[@shainewhite2781]

There is a lot 3 hour long lost cut of the movie that is still out there somewhere, waiting for release. A 10 minute long scene shows Buck playing poker with his buddies and one of them says that he was always afraid of having kids since he's been a lifelong bachelor. The scene is 10 minutes long. It's available online.

[@shadowvessel]

Ho-lee schnikies! Do you have a link?

[@bernardsalvatore1929]

YES I'VE SEEN THE SAME THING ABOUT PLANES TRAINS AND AUTOMOBILES!! THE ORIGINAL FIRST CUT OF THAT MOVIE WAS CLOSE TO 3 HOURS AND THEY HAD TO CUT IT DOWN TO TWO OR LESS!! THEY CUT A LOT OF STUFF OUT THAT GETS REFERRED TO IN SOME SCENES AND WHEN YOU SEE THE DELETED SCENES OR THE CUTSCENES IT MAKES MORE SENSE!!

[@Tigermania]

@@shadowvessel Uncle buck 10min deleted scene kzbin.info/www/bejne/bYa1nJpomslkjc0

[@shainewhite2781]

6:46, there was a scene that was filmed but cut from the movie, where he tries to glue the plate back together with little to no effect.

[@frankrodriguez2999]

Always enjoy a intro role reversal ha!😁

[@CGFIELDS]

We all love ❤️ & miss you 😢 John Candy.

[@shainewhite2781]

12:48, Laurie Metcalf, she played Roseanne's sister in the TV series, as well playing the voice Andy's Mom in the Toy Story Movies.

[@gregall2178]

...and Sheldon Cooper's mom.

[@paulobrien9572]

Yes that's Amy Madigan who was in Field of Dreams as was Gaby Hoffman (Maizy) who played the daughter Karen in Field of Dreams

[@bjgandalf69]

I loved how you changed up the intro with Sam taking the lead which makes sense that this movie was TBR's first watch.

[@rogerrabbit5110]

The intro made me think the universe temporarily collapsed. Luckily, it was just a glitch, and all is well. Wonderful video, you two!

[@Philjj61]

The real truth is John Candy will never fade away.

[@chuckshingledecker2216]

I gave this a thumbs up before I even watched. Such a classic comedy. The Great Outdoors is my personal favorite John Candy movie. Armed and Dangerous is also an absolute classic - with a young Meg Ryan in a supporting role.

[@mattjones7226]

I love Armed and Dangerous. The lip reading scene at the party is hilarious.

[@billsimonis]

the ending of this movie always pulls my heart strings.

[@TheRedPeril]

This is Sunday afternoon classic. Big dinner, food coma, uncle buck.

[@kylewright7882]

Uncle Buck is the Uncle that had your back regardless of his own flaws. Been a favorite since I was a little kid and hope one day I can be a Uncle Buck for one of my nephews.

[@Madbandit77]

I'm already an uncle, and I'm kind of an Uncle Buck myself.

[@kathyk5319]

John Candy has a couple of scenes in the 1991 movie "JFK" and he is brilliant in them. I wish we could have seen more of John Candy playing dramatic roles.

[@nEthing4Her]

Hahaha before I even start this reaction I wanna say I love the 'mirror effect' you guys did this time where you two switched the script and SAM did the intro and asked the questions. Hehe TBR actually nailed Sam's signature Hello Wave. Don't know if you guys have done that before, but first time I've seen it, haha. I loved it. Ok, now back to the reaction😆

[@jessieball6195]

This was a couple of years BEFORE "Home Alone" for Macauley Culkin. If not his first film, this was certainly the first in which Culkin had a prominent role.

[@FresnoCA93727]

The ending when they freeze the pic of John Candy waving always makes me cry.

[@jranyc2215]

This was about a year or so before Home Alone. The scene with all of the question asking is what made him a star.

[@charles7836]

I recognized Tia's character as Iceman's wife in Top Gun: Maverick. It's amazing how slowly some people age.

[@loub.redcap3524]

You may not remember from all the makeup he was wearing but John also played Barf in Spaceballs.🙂

[@pjblack9290]

Flying up on 100k. One of the best reaction channels out there

[@mikefetterman6782]

This was 4 years before Home Alone. Mr. Culkin got his movie debut as Gabriel in the movie Jacob's Ladder with Tim Robbins, Elizabeth Pena, Jason Alexander, and Danny Aiello.

[@raymondmoore5476]

Ok, just started the video ands I have to say, LOVE the intro reverse! Refreshing to say the least and it works!!

[@Rick-29]

The actress who plays the principal is also Carmella's mother in the Sopranos

[@shadowvessel]

I saw this and thought, "Oh damn, did they have to reupload for some reason?" Totally forgot I was thinking of the full reaction 🤣 To anybody reading this, the Schmitts are one of those rare channels who are totally worth the Patreon🤘

[@My-Name-Isnt-Important]

The most wholesome couple on KZbin. I hope you two have a fantastic Christmas and an amazing New Year.

[@carladavis1473]

The great outdoors, Stripes, Cool Runnings, Splash, Summer Rental, and Armed and Dangerous and Delirious are all John Candy movies worth taking a look at.

[@Walter-Copel]

That's a great list.

[@positivelynegative9149]

Sam, good job with saying all the things. 👍

[@Darstasius]

not going to lie your introduction really threw me off hahaha. Nice work

[@jgsrhythm100]

Uncle Buck getting through to Tia is like Mr Mitagi getting through to Julie Pierce.

[@jimmybonez7528]

The scene where Macaulay Culkin looks through the mail slot and sees the group of men looking at him is where they got the idea for Home Alone.

[@moritzlick6303]

loved the reaction! you guys need to watch „Cool Runnings“ with him

[@abeartheycallFozzy]

Uncle Buck getting dumped over the phone was classic. My friends always quoted it as shorthand of talking to an angry woman. "But I... will you just let me... just a minute... aaawwwwww!"

[@ek9509]

Yeah, here's the rule. From now on, if Samantha's seen this first, she gets to say all the things her husband says at the start and end. During the reaction of Kindergarten Cop (1990), she didn't get to say the part in the opening, because I suspect it was a new thing in the TBR Schmitt tradition: for the first time, the two were reacting to something Samantha had seen first. Samantha just got to say the "all right, that was (the movie)" part. And the, "links in the description part." Now that we've reached Part 2 of this "Husband's First Time Watching" franchise, it's time to invent a new part of the tradition. If you haven't made a playlist of this, I'd recommend it. If you have, then you don't need to do anything about that.

[@TheHersheyr]

I seem to remember that John Candy wasn't even cast for Home Alone. He showed up on the set to visit Culkin and see how he was doing. They ask Candy for a few scenes and shot it all in a day with him just adlibbing. Nothing was written for him.

[@declaneric]

Here's the thing about John Candy, in everything of his you'll ever see: Authenticity and sincerity. No matter what character he plays, he has the ability to make your stomach hurt crying with laughter, and then tear your heart out with just a look and a soft, sincere voice. He can evoke sorrow and hurt better than almost anyone. Very few actors can embody that combination of traits, and I've never seen any of the few do it as well as John Candy does. He's in a league all his own.

[@Henry-fn1zw]

luv the intro this time around

[@Red-Eyed_Goose]

Though not in this reaction, my fav line of the movie: Couple: ”Hey your car’s on fire. CAR’S ON FIRE!” Buck: “No, no, no. It’s just a little oil.”

[@njt2347]

Another great movie is Only the Lonely. It is my favorite John Candy movie along with Uncle Buck. It also features Maureen O'Hara, Ally Sheedy, Anthony Quinn and John Belushi. If you watch some press they did for Only the Lonely Maureen O'Hara was clearly enamored with John Candy who was completely embarrassed by her praise of his performance. It was really kind of touching.

[@jameslam1759]

Yeah, that’s a great movie.

[@e.d.2096]

Here's a quarter...why don't you go downtown and have a rat gnaw that off your face. best line in the whole movie!

[@tomhoffman4330]

LMAO! My Dad always loved that line too..!