Uncle Buck (1989) Movie Reaction | FIRST TIME WATCHING

[@ToniMcGinty]

The scene in which Macaulay interrogates Buck planted the seed for Home Alone. It was there that they reckoned he could carry a movie. The scene plays out almost identically, but with the roles reversed, in Home Alone when Kevin goes shopping.

[@VerneditheSnail]

And the mail slot scene also seemed to inspire Home Alone, when Miles saw the random three guys.

[@Tray45489]

Hell is REAL Repent of your sins and turn to God. He loves you. Believe in his Son Jesus and you'll be saved. KZbin: 30 Days Touring HELL

[@Tray45489]

​@@VerneditheSnailHell is REAL. Repent of your sins and turn to God. He loves you. Believe in his Son Jesus and you'll be saved. KZbin: 30 Days Touring HELL

[@americanfreedomlogistics9984]

i’ve heard many times that john candy really was a genuinely nice person. they say after filming for the day he’d invite cast and crew to his trailer for dinner

[@JayBondReacts]

Aw, that's awesome!

[@Tray45489]

Hell is REAL Repent of your sins and turn to God. He loves you. Believe in his Son Jesus and you'll be saved. KZbin: 30 Days Touring HELL

[@explosionsandstuff7787]

One of my favorite behind the scenes stories about this movie was that, during the rapid fire question scene, John Candy had the questions on note cards stuck on his forehead so Macaulay Culkin could just read them off.

[@JayBondReacts]

That's hilarious!

[@Codametal]

I found it incredibly emotional. The actor they got to play Tia was perfect for the role. She is able to convey a wide range of emotions with just a look. My favorite is that look she gave to UB at the end to conveyed a depth of love and respect hits me every time. Her pissed off look was penetrating too. Awesome reaction of one of my most favorite movies I never get tired of watching.

[@JayBondReacts]

Thank you and I totally agree. You could tell so much from her eyes. She was great!

[@christhornycroft3686]

There were a few young actors in the late 80s and early 90s who could do that. Anna Chlumsky, the actress from My Girl, was really underrated in the early 90s. Even Macauley Culkin could act when given the opportunity to do more than just be the kid who acted like an adult.

[@Codametal]

@@christhornycroft3686 Dakota Fanning is another one. Her sister Elle Fanning too.

[@angelagraves865]

I really miss John Candy.

[@jive6753]

😢 30 years gone....

[@alansnow1129]

Yeah he was just starting to make so many good movies. He’d been extra great through the 90s and 2000s if he didn’t die.

[@hotflesh66]

Laurie Metcalf who plays the feisty neighbor has four Emmy awards, was nominated for an Oscar for Lady Bird, and won 2 Broadway Tony awards. Very accomplished! One of John Hughes best films. John Candy’s gf in the film was also in Field of Dreams playing Kevin Costner’s wife.

[@JayBondReacts]

Awesome, thanks for the heads up!

[@scottbeller3290]

Lady Bird is such a good movie

[@Psilocybin77]

I grew up with SCTV, and being from Edmonton made it extra special. As a kid, it was something else watching the tv and seeing these legends walk the same streets. John Candy came into my life early, and he has stayed in my hearts and thoughts since. John was like an Uncle to me, and this movie probably had a lot to do with that. I have a very fond memory of seeing "Uncle Buck" with my dad, and those memories are a balm for bad days...Every person who met John Candy has said that there was no facade with him. He was indeed the most loving, compassionate, and funny person to ever live. Before his passing, John had wanted to explore more serious roles, like the one he'd played in Oliver Stone's "JFK". The possibilities were endless and we can only dream of where he'd be now. Far too often, the great ones are taken much too soon, and John Candy was the best. I miss him a lot.

[@thepunadude]

THIS WAS IMHO HIS BEST WORK .. HE WAS BRILLIANT & TYPICAL JOHN CANDY ... WE LOST A TRUE GEM FOLKS, A TRUE GEM!

[@XploitationRR]

Yeah! Uncle Buck! My second favorite John Candy movie (after Planes, Trains, and Automobiles), but my favorite John Candy performance.

[@scottbeller3290]

So glad you got around to Buck! This and PT&A are two of my favorite comedies of all time, not just fav Hughes movies, mostly because of John Candy and the great storylines with heart. My college roommate and I watched them several times each semester -they still hold up great, and we often quote lines even today. Probably Culkin's best work as a kid imo (like him better here as cute and quirky than in Home Alone, where he's more of a smartass/bart simpson type stuck in an improbable premise) Anyway, as always, great reaction and editing to hit the highlights.

[@JayBondReacts]

Thanks Scott, glad you dig this one. So now I've covered your two favorite comedies, I have nothing left for ya. 😂

[@scottbeller3290]

@@JayBondReacts lol - yeah, but it's a long list of favorites and you started with the right ones :) Next up: Young Frankenstein? Another low-key John Candy flick is Who Is Harry Crumb? Not a 5-star movie by any means, but enjoyable and pure Candy! (oh, and one of my fav gifs is Buck punching out the bday clown - so great!)

[@MuricaTurkey]

This is definitely one of my favorite childhood movies. I have my own Uncle Buck, though he's called Uncle Ron 😆 Slightly different life situation (he's married with kids) but all the rest of the personality stuff is exactly the same. So, he has issues 😂 and he's pretty lucky my aunt puts up with them, but he's a very loving, good person. (He's just quite immature in some ways lol) But he'd always stand up for and protect us kids, especially us little girls. In fact, he still thinks of us as little and despite being 60, having had 4 heart attacks and surgeries, will still be like, "WHO TREATED YOU BAD?! DO I GOTTA HURT SOMEONE?!" If we've had a bad day 🤣(even though most of us "kids" are 30-40 years old now 😆)

[@candicelitrenta8890]

Laurie Metcalf is the one from Scream 2 but also is the sister of Roseanne in that show and she also is Sheldon's mom in The Big Bang Theory

[@TairnKA]

Uncle Buck was in 1989, Home Alone in 1990. Note the girls expression when she sips the coffee, it's not due to being bad, it's because it's her first ever cup of coffee. ;-)

[@k_salter]

This is one of those movies I can put on anytime. You should really see John Candy in "Summer Rental" especially now that summer's almost over. Enjoyed this!

[@JayBondReacts]

Right on. I've actually never even heard of that one until some of the comments today. Thanks!

[@ryandowney8743]

Yes, Summer Rental is great!

[@philmakris8507]

Laurie Metcalf Rosanne, Big Bang Theory) is a comedic genius her timing is impeccable always has been. "RAAAINCHEEECK"

[@ludovicoc7046]

Love watching movies with you Jay! Next, try "Only the Lonely" which is possibly John Candy's best performance.

[@LordVolkov]

And super cute Ally Sheedy.

[@JayBondReacts]

Thank you! I'll look that one up. Thanks!

[@williamjones6185]

1. Many say Planes Trains and Automobiles but I say this was his best. 2, Of course it's Chicago. This is a John Hughes film. 3. Macaulay Culkin got the "Home Alone" gig because Landis loved him in this. 4. That's the same High School used by Hughes for "The Breakfast Club" and "Ferris Beuller's Day Off". 5. Making a stack of pancakes that big would take A LOT of work. 🙄 6. Tell me you didn't enjoy this. I dare you 😁

[@williamjones6185]

@MUSIC = LIFE I already did my 35+ years. How about you worry about yourself and MUCH more about yourself and MUCH less about me

[@jeanniepiller3421]

I saw a short documentary on John Candy's life and at the end there was a clip of the last still frame in this movie. It was such a perfect ending but heart wrenching at the same time and made you miss him even more. Funny how you can say that about actors you don't even know. But I think that's a testament to his body of work and more importantly to him as a person.

[@OneThousandHomoDJs]

The actress who played Tia was in another great flick that everyone should see, Mr. Holland's Opus. She's not nearly as much of a jerk in that.

[@spo0kyxspice]

Uncle Buck! A classic! I probably haven't seen this since I was a kid myself haha, have had the dvd still shrink wrapped sitting on my shelf for a good 10 years. Great reaction video, Jay. John Candy was a brilliant actor.

[@JayBondReacts]

Thank you and agreed. Love John Candy, he's such a likeable and funny guy!

[@BigGator5]

"Do you think she hates me?" "With a passion." "Really? Do you think it's the hat?" "No." "No? A lot of people hate this hat. It angers a lot of people, just the sight of it. Ah, I'll tell you a story about that on the way to school." Fun Fact: Despite their characters not getting along for the majority of the film, off-camera Jean Louisa Kelly got along very well with John Candy and said she was honored to work with someone she considered a legend. Culkin Candy Fact: This the first of 3 movies Macaulay Culkin and John Candy would star in together. The others being Home Alone (1990) where they had no screen time together and Only The Lonely (1991) where Culkin only had a small cameo. Location Location Fact: Almost every set was built in a local high school gymnasium, including the two-story Russell house.

[@ToniMcGinty]

As well as Scream 2 and, most famously, Roseanne, just pre-Covid, Laurie Metcalf was on Broadway playing Annie Wilkes in Misery opposite Bruce Willis. She got rave reviews. Maybe it was the illness, but he didn't.

[@michelea3366]

This is definitely one of my favorite movies, it's funny because it wasn't until later in life that I realize that John Hughes did some of my favorite movies. Macaulay was great in this and the sister was played by Gaby Hoffman, who went on to do a bunch of other movies. I would say other favorite John Candy films for me are The Great Outdoors and Nothing But Trouble both with Dan Aykroyd. Also saw someone recommend Don't Tell Mom the Babysitter's Dead...I second that recommendation, love that movie!!

[@k1i6m61]

Speaking of babysitting , have you seen Don't tell mom the babysitters dead . with Chistina Applegate ? Good movie . Loving your reactions . Uncle Buck is another great John Candy is so funny I miss his movies .

[@JayBondReacts]

I don't believe I've seen that one but I did crush on Christina Applegate quite a bit. 😂 I picked it up recently because I was planning to watch it for another channel as it has an early appearance from one of my favorite scream queens, Danielle Harris. Might have to react to that one. Thank you!

[@8967Logan]

Initially I agreed with you that Tia had a point with the Bug v. Buck comparison, but after I thought about it, it occurred to me that I was incorrect. Buck is the shortened form of Buckley would be my guess, but Bug is just Bug.

[@JayBondReacts]

I tried to find any indication of his name being Buckley and found nothing. I think it's just Buck. 😂

[@punklover99]

As a Chicago local i can say i love the local spots, his apartment which was seen as cheap back then is really expensive now. The bowling alley they go to was in my home town of Cicero Illinois, sadly it's gone but it was one of the places that you still had to marks your scores by hand even in the late 90's

[@Drawkcabi]

Just found your channel and subscribed...great stuff here! Looking forward to perusing all your videos. ☺ I'd have to say Uncle Buck is my favorite John Candy movie followed very closely by Planes, Trains, and Automobiles. I like just about every movie with John Candy, he's so great. My other favorites though are: Summer Rental The Great Outdoors Only the Lonely Cool Runnings Delirious Armed and Dangerous Speed Zone (this is an obscure movie and is a loose sequel to the movies Cannonball Run 1 and 2, it is not really a good movie but it's a guilty pleasure for me and at least all the John Candy scenes, in my opinion, really are very good.) Then there are movies that aren't John Candy movies but he plays a significant supporting character...he's been in some iconic movies...fantastic movies: Splash Spaceballs Stripes Then there are the movies where he's had even smaller roles, not much more than cameos, (like in Home Alone) but in each one he makes these movies that are already very good even better by being in them. I'm not going to name them though...there's a few of them and they are all classics and I wouldn't be surprised if you reacted to them eventually...so I'll let you be pleasantly surprised whenever he pops up in movies like that. Lastly, if you liked Planes, Trains, and Automobiles, I strongly and highly recommend another John Hughes movie called "Dutch". No John Candy in this one, but the story has almost the same feels as Planes...I consider Planes, Trains, and Automobiles the best Thanksgiving movie there is, but Dutch is a wonderful second best. I don't know if you are from the U.S. or Canada but either way Thanksgiving is coming up soon... Best Regards!

[@JayBondReacts]

Thank you! I have a few of these suggestions on my watchlist so if you stick around I'm sure you'll see em pop up. Appreciate it. 🙏

[@jtoland2333]

When this movie was made, it was typical to not have complete closure. In this case, we can logically assume that Buck has made amends with his famiky because he did so well with the kids. John Candy was great in anything he did. One you might look at is Stripes, where he is a supporting actor but managed to almost steal the show; Considering Stripes was a Bill Murray/Harold Ramis vehicle, that is saying something! Other thoughts: The Clapper wasn't popular, but the hilariously bad commercial for it was! Using it in this movie is a way to show Buck is a bit tacky. Home Alone came after Uncle Buck, but this role is what won it for M.C. The actress who played Marcy also played Jackie in Roseanne and reprised the role for The Connors. She was also Sheldon's mother in Big Bang Theory, and I think she was in a Louie C.K. series on Netflix.

[@michaellueneburg2261]

Hell yeah! I love Uncle Buck! John Candy was such a gift! I loved the Buck Melanoma scene, long before Austin powers. Ending with the killer line: take this quarter, go downtown, and have a rat gnaw that thing off you face! Game set and match! Great reaction!

[@JayBondReacts]

Thank you! Glad you like this one.

[@Psilocybin77]

I saw a comment asking you to check out "Summer Rental" and please, you are the only reactor we can count on. It may not be the most well known movie, but it is absolutely worth watching. I regret losing my VHS copy of it a few years ago. Kerri Greene, who starred in Goonies as Andy the cheerleader, also stars in "Summer Rental". She was my first celebrity crush ever. Greene also starred in a wonderful film with Cory Haim, Charlie Sheen, and Winona Ryder called "Lucas". I'd suggest checking that one out if you can even find it.

[@glennkonklin2926]

John Candy has done a lot of lesser known films that are okay. My favorite of his 'also-rans' is probably Summer Rental. It's a nice family film, and he's a lot more lovable than say, The Great Outdoors where it seems he was in a bad mood the whole time.

[@JayBondReacts]

Good to know. Great Outdoors is one that I feel I saw because I recall him catching a bat or something in a cottage but that's literally the only thing I can remember. 😂

[@marcusbetancourt3760]

Thank you so very much young man for playing one of my favorite movies. I really appreciate it so much. I hope that you have a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. God bless you Amigo. God bless you. PS: Keep up the good work. Remember be cool stay cool be you.

[@JayBondReacts]

Thank you! Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!

[@jbanach82]

Other great John candy movies. The great outdoors, summer rental and who is harry crumb

[@janabraam7963]

I haven't seen this in years. John Candy was such a great guy. Super movie! Great reaction. I have a suggestion for you. I saw that actress Louise Fletcher passed away yesterday. She played with Jack Nicholson many years ago in the 1975 award winning movie, ONE FLEW OVER THE CUCKOO's NEST. Just a thought.

[@JayBondReacts]

Thanks! That I have seen, but it was a long time ago so I only really remember a couple scenes. I'll think about that one.

[@punklover99]

As hat's off entertainment said, candy is everyone's uncle buck

[@denisletourneau9750]

Great Movie. & the teenager who played Bug was The Star in The Movie The Boy Who Could Fly (Great Movie)

[@JayBondReacts]

Right on. Haven't seen that one.

[@ripeager9338]

Another great movie! There's something about large overweight comedy actors that really make them hard to hate, I've always had alot of respect for actors who seem like the type of person who'd help you move house, since they come across so likeable on and off the screen.

[@JayBondReacts]

Totally agree. Chris Farley was another great big man gone too soon.

[@ripeager9338]

@@JayBondReacts SNL stopped being funny after he passed away

[@patron40silver]

Good movie. One that I haven't seen in 25-30 years. Really enjoying your reactions to these 80s classic movies.

[@JayBondReacts]

Thank you!

[@andrewscott6677]

I love John Candy, especially for the fact that he is so good with the kids in every one of his movies.

[@David-eo8if]

You nailed the plot in the first 30 seconds! NICE! 👌

[@JayBondReacts]

Hahaha Oh yeah! John Candy seems a bit type cast. 😂

[@Curraghmore]

Amy Madigan (Shanice) is great. Also great in 'Field of Dreams'.

[@bjgandalf69]

Jay, you mentioned that you recognized Laurie Metcalf from Scream 2 (the horny neighbor, Marcie)...she mostly known from playing the character Jackie Harris, Roseanne Barr's on screen sister, in the ABC sitcom Roseanne and the spinoff that ended up firing Barr now called The Conners.

[@JayBondReacts]

It's wild that was her! I used to watch Roseanne all the time and remember the character, but couldn't place the actress. That's pretty funny!

[@5hanesBoard]

Thanks to John Hughes, when I was a kid I assumed all Americans lived in luxurious homes on tree lined streets.

[@JayBondReacts]

Hahahaha

[@philmakris8507]

The three random guys are a nod to the wet bandits in Home Alone

[@deannajones3849]

Absolutely love this movie and John Candy!

[@92548dannyt]

This is a classic!!!! You just gotta love the movie, the characters, the story line. John Candy, adorable.

[@divaducks]

FIRST. i always wanted to do that, and now I feel stupid. Lemme watch.

[@JayBondReacts]

Hahaha You did it! 😂

[@larasemerad2605]

This Jackie came in the door is from Roseanne and plays Sheldon mom-Big Bang TV series.

[@wombatwilly1002]

I do that John Candy "hehehe" when arguing with someone lol

[@JayBondReacts]

Hahaha Oh god. That would drive me nuts. 😂

[@ryandowney8743]

John Candy is so big and lovable, but it's nice to see him effectively do the intimidating parts of this role. Makes me wish he had been in a horror movie at some point.

[@Nick_CF]

He sort of was. In Nothing But Trouble

[@cathyl5888]

Yup home alone came out in ‘90 :)

[@arthuridis]

The real unsung hero of the movie: The 1978 Mercury Marquis. Yes, those big old RWD cars had room, had class and were indestructible tanks. FORD LTD'S AND BIG LINCOLN CONTINENTALS. If you never drove one, much less sat in one. You haven't lived!

[@matthewcostello3530]

Planes trains and automobiles had 45+ mins cut out of it, it was a much much darker film

[@ryandowney8743]

This movie is great. My favorite John Candy movie is Who Is Harry Crumb.

[@larasemerad2605]

Home Alone is after Buck.

[@philmakris8507]

They reference his broken shocks later in the movie

[@candicelitrenta8890]

Also, Laurie's daughter plays the younger version of her in Young Sheldon

[@Madbandit77]

Zoe Perry worked with her dad, Jeff, on his show, Scandal.

[@robertmccauley754]

“Uncle Buck is wild” a wild…Buck? You say?

[@jordangeier2319]

If you haven't done it yet. You need to watch The Great Outdoors! Another one of John Candy's movies.

[@hfsjfc8111]

Great reaction again, Jay. Keep up the great work.

[@JayBondReacts]

Thank you!

[@OCRay1]

There’s a full version which is much longer and unfortunately I haven’t found it because I’d love to watch it but I’m guessing they resolved the relationship you mentioned but it was cut for the final version. If anyone knows where I can find the full uncut version I’d be grateful. 🤙🏻

[@JayBondReacts]

I heard that it wasn't released anywhere but here's to hoping a company can uncover it and release it.

[@Tr0nzoid]

John Hughes's career had an interesting trajectory. He went from teen movies to focusing on adults at the end of the 1980s and then to kids. I still refer to FedEx as Federal Express sometimes without thinking about it. I remember this being one of the earliest mainstream, studio movies with rap songs throughout the movie and in the commercials. Older sister Jean Louisa Kelly was recently seen in "Top Gun: Maverick."

[@JayBondReacts]

Oh cool, I haven't seen Maverick yet but I'll keep an eye out! I really gotta watch that soon.

[@Madbandit77]

That's interesting because Tom Cruise was up for the role of Buck Russell.

[@KBH27]

Check out Who's Harry Crumb? & Delirious as well starring John Candy

[@larasemerad2605]

Little girl from fields of dreams the movie

[@user-ov1jj5uv8o]

🙏👍💯🌟Fun Watching the Show Thanks For Posting From My Wife and I

[@donkarnage6032]

I don't think it was intended to be that way but I think the scene where Miles(Macauley Culkin) sees the 3 strange men outside of the letter box is great foreshadowing to Home Alone which was also a John Hughes movie. I don't know if Hughes was already working on the script for Home Alone at the time Uncle Buck was being made but it almost works out like he meant to do a bit of foreshadowing there.

[@whoaman8616]

Bug will never get it up again after Buck. 😂

[@tylerhackner9731]

My second favorite John Candy film after planes trains

[@jeremygeorgia4943]

Yup, the freeze frame ending is always effective. He also had a ring on. I think, this is my favorite Candy film. I always enjoyed seeing him on SCTV. Until this point, I really wasn't that "filmiliar" (It started out as a typo, then I ran with it) with his film work. Though he had been in some things previously, his role in "Vacation" really didn't make an impact on me, and "Blues Brothers" missed my radar entirely. I ended up seeing Planes/Trains after Uncle Buck, so this one made the biggest impact on me. I am actually very surprised that there's anyone around that remembers FedEx as Federal Express. I thought it was mainly WikiGeeks that would know that, these days. Uncle Buck was one of those big screen sitcom/dramas, that was funny, without being mean spirited. That's a bit rare these days. It seems like the latest trend in comedies is mean-spirited hyper self awareness. If you'd like to see more Federal Express in a comedy film, you might like "Crazy People". It stars Dudley Moore, of all people. He was bigger in the 70's and 80's. As usual, the review/reaction was great. They do keep improving as well. Some reactors try to guess ahead too much, and they end up seemingly sabotaging their enjoyment of films, in exchange for "Being Right". You seem to be able to keep your mind from being over active, while still being insightful. There are a few time, where you seem to get to the "Punchlines" ahead of the film, but they are rare. I appreciate you showing restraint in calling out your conclusions.

[@JayBondReacts]

"Filmiliar" should actually become used on a daily basis from here on out. Haha Haven't heard of Crazy People, but I'll look into that one. As far as guessing what's to come, that's so hard to manage so I understand why people do it. I arguably do it too much when watching horror movies which has made me dislike certain movies I would have otherwise enjoyed. Thanks for another great comment and for sharing your feedback. Always appreciated.

[@shanehebert396]

This is hands-down my favorite John Candy movie.

[@LordVolkov]

A feel good classic and one of Candy's most charming performances. Macaulay steals every scene though. He was the master of precociousness. "Waiting for your sex?" If you haven't seen Macaulay in The Good Son, with Elijah Wood, toss it on the list.

[@JayBondReacts]

Totally agree. The Good Son I absolutely loved as a kid. That and Mikey were two that I would watch all the time. It made me slightly evil.

[@Tr0nzoid]

"The Good Son" was fun in how everything in it was done to counter Culkin's kiddie reputation which had gotten a backlash by that point. He's smoking. He's cussing. I remember the audience's reaction at the end.

[@user-ov1jj5uv8o]

Thanks for posting 👍🙏🌟

[@philmakris8507]

The clown is the hit man from Dumb and Dumber.

[@michaellutcher214]

Dude it's lady that comes in when John Candy is messing with the washing machine dryer she also was in Roseanne she was Roseanne's sister Roseanne show Roseanne Barr

[@mikestelzer2027]

I watch this a couple times a year one of my favs

[@JayBondReacts]

Awesome!

[@mikestelzer2027]

@@JayBondReacts you thinking about doing sleepaway camp for Halloween? Would be pretty bad ass if you did lol

[@JayBondReacts]

Unfortunately I can't do that one as I've seen it over 20 times and can basically quote it at this point. 😂 Fun fact: There was a time Felissa Rose (Angela) and I were con buddies. I sat at her table and drank beers with her and later partied with her. She's the best!

[@mikestelzer2027]

@@JayBondReacts ha! Bad ass- I know you'll find some good obscure shit to watch- blood sucking freaks is another old school one I'd suggest

[@shallendor]

Rule 1: Don't fluck with Uncle Bucks family!

[@divaducks]

Okay! Haven't seen this in so long, but it was such a cute film, loved it. And your reactions to it was fun! Now, the hats. Your hats are fiiiine, great even! But that Hentai one, oof. 😹 jkjk thanks for the review!

[@JayBondReacts]

Haha Thank you!

[@David-eo8if]

🤷‍♂️ Why did they give kids the dog in the dryer idea? 🥺 ps At least they saw the perfectly clean house before the pans fell down! 🥘

[@russellward4624]

Yes this was 1 year before Home Alone.

[@TCM215]

Macaulay was 9 here and 10 in home alone

[@adammacmillan]

You should check out Armed and dangerous another good John candy movie with Eugene Levy

[@julioortiz6925]

New subscriber here you have ausome movie reactions keep them coming 🙏🏻

[@JayBondReacts]

Thank you, and welcome! Some of my first ones are a bit sketchy on the editing so brace yourself. 😂

[@julioortiz6925]

@@JayBondReacts glad im here to support and see your channel grow

[@michaellutcher214]

The Austin Powers got it from here Austin Powers movie came out in 97 this Uncle Buck came out in 87 so they got it from Uncle Buck the wart scene

[@seanbumstead1250]

Mike Starr played the clown

[@docbearmb]

Not my favorite movie (though in the top 25.) Not even my favorite comedy. But Buck Russell is my all-time favorite character. And John Candy is easily in the top 5 comedic actors ever!

[@SuperMetalhead92]

it's funny I have an ex named Shawneese lol

[@TwistedSynn]

Small dogs are just once a day people always over feed their cats and Dogs, they aren't as big as Humans three meals a days to much, now if you have a Bigger dog it's different.

[@Timmycoo]

lol what car in HS did you have

[@JayBondReacts]

I had an 84 Corolla that was 300k deep. It was an absolute wreck. 🤣

[@JayBondReacts]

By k I meant kilometers. I don't know what that is miles, but essentially it was past its prime.

[@Timmycoo]

@@JayBondReacts No worries I knew what you meant. BUT we all have fond memories of our first. My first was a Ford Explorer that my frends nicknamed the "exploder" BUT everyone would go to my car when we would take roadtrips because it was comfy. Oh also had like ~180k on that

[@aranerem3767]

Hello

[@JayBondReacts]

Hello!

[@amberanderson528]

Have you seen Don't tell Mom the Babysitters Dead. that would be a great reaction movie.

[@JayBondReacts]

Not that I remember, no. It's on my list though because a buddy irl keeps wanting to watch it for our other channel and I told him after I do a reaction. So that it's always sitting around the top of my queue. Haha

[@amberanderson528]

@@JayBondReacts it's a really good one. You should do it soon lol. Nobody has done it which I find very strange.

[@JayBondReacts]

@@amberanderson528 Really? That's weird. I'll see what I can do. I have a few cold weather movies I want to do while it's winter first.

[@amberanderson528]

@@JayBondReacts ha. Makes sense. Gremlins and batman returns are actually Christmas movies. Lol.