PLANES, TRAINS, AND AUTOMOBILES (1987) | FIRST TIME WATCHING | MOVIE REACTION
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- Planes, Trains and Automobiles (1987) First Time Watching Movie Reaction Review and Commentary for JL. Many realizations that fights with Del would have to happen and opinions about friendship were had. Extraordinarily Ordinary Media 2022.
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The ONLY Thanksgiving movie on the planet worth it’s weight in gold !!!!!
RIP John Candy. You are truly missed ❤
I tell this story all the time.. My brother and I were on the road hustling pool at the time he died.. We were devastated, of course.. But a few days later we were driving through the rural Midwest and we happened upon a family painting on their bright red barn in white letters “We Love You John Cand,” and they were finishing the Y..
It was amazing..
Dutch with Ed O’Neil, Ethan Embry, McDonald and JoBeth Williams is another Thanksgiving heart warming “on-the-road” comedy.
Planes trains and Automobiles, Addams family values, and thankskilling are the main fails that my family watches during the Thanksgiving holiday season
@@phillipbanes5484the great escape is a Christmas film not a thanksgiving film but whatever
Awwwww, I cannot believe someone tried to make you feel bad about your pups!! I think they are so adorable!!! I think you’re spot-on correct when you say if you got ANY problem with my dogs, you don’t belong here. Done.
Send em my way, I got time, I'll fight about it.
Lol I don’t understand why some people are the way they are. If I get into a channel and see something that ruins it for me then I keep it moving and find a channel I do like. 0 reason to try and hurt the content creators who are putting in the work
Hey, one important note about Del meeting Neal's wife at the end. The movie they shot was way too long and they wound up having to cut a lot out. A really important subplot disappeared in the process.
Because Neal kept coming up with excuses for why he hadn't made it home, his wife finally realized that he must be having an affair. When Del showed up in the flesh, he was living proof that Neal had been telling the truth all along. DEL SAVED THEIR MARRIAGE.
Hey! I’ve seen this movie a million times and that NEVER occurred to me!!! I feel so stupid jeez it seems so obvious now!!!!! WOW thanks (I feel so, like, DUH!!!) Oh, that’s very interesting you’re so right!!!!
Ohh where did you see this extended version?
@@rachelmckitterick A channel called Hats Off Entertainment here did an extensive video on deleted scenes. It's wild how much was cut out!
Maybe because of the interest that video sparked (or maybe a coincidence?) the studio reportedly finally issued a DVD edition with the lost scenes.
Unfortunately, I haven't seen this myself yet, just the Hats Off report.
@@ink-cow ohh thank you so much! I'm going to go watch that. I have this on DVD but yeah, no deleted scenes.
@@rachelmckitterick you probably already know by now but wanted to mention they just released a 4k edition of the movie with over an hour of deleted and extended scenes. I still haven't picked it up yet but it's also a steelbook collectible
A classic! John Candy is missed! Happy Thanksgiving all! 💪🏽🙏🏽🇺🇸
OHHH YES! He was one of my favorite actors from when the beginning of his career when he was on Second City TV out of Canada. IDK IF you're familiar with it but it started in 1976 and it only lasted one season. IF you get the chance try and find it I know you'll really like it. Rest In Peace buddy. If he was here I'd want to thank him for the literal decades of laughter he's brought into my life. #NYGenXBIKERLady
Who on Earth would stoop low enough to attack someone's dog over something like that? Pets are OFF LIMITS, full stop! Especially if they're your babies. 🐕🐕 I am SO glad this movie made it into the rotation!! This is a movie with tons of genuine laughs, but it also hits you right in the feels. Back in 1987, debit cards didn't exist, and credit cards were something people usually only had 1 of. Long before the digital age, that goofy looking contraption was what they used to swipe over a credit card, to create an imprint with carbon on multiple forms that the retailer could tear apart, giving one sheet to the customer for their records. Chicklits were square pieces of gum that were popular back in the 80s, and when rotary phones were still around, some hotels would put locks on them to prevent customers from placing long-distance calls. Since there were no cell phones, whoever owned the landline had to pay the bill, and long distance calls were more expensive back then. I am really happy that you liked this movie! I waited all day to be able to watch your reaction after work, and I was not disappointed. Happy Thanksgiving! 🦃
1. I can't believe someone had the nerve to mess with the co-pilots especially baby romulus. I want to thank the Community and Blank for making sure it never happens again. 2. That was how they used to process credit cards back then, they would make like a copy of the card with that clunky machine. 3. Chatty Cathy was like from the '60's I think, you pulled her string and she was a doll that talked. "one of us gotta fight to the death," :) "blood must be shed" OMG. I love this channel!!!
Another name for the Credit Card Machine was a "Knuckle-Buster".........
Chatty Cathy may have started in the 1950's........
That card thing is before we had electronic card readers. It's called the credit card imprinter, because it creates an imprint copy of your credit card numbers on the invoice paper. Also sometimes called the click clack machine.
Another name for the Credit Card Machine was a "Knuckle-Buster".........
They don't use those anymore unfortunately since technology has advanced with credit card readers and such. I'll say credit card readers replaced those in the 90s I believe. Correct me if I'm wrong.
Nobody ever wonders why the letters are/were raised. I recently got my first debit/credit card that does not have raised letters.
@@Paul_Waller True.....
Wow! It works… - Kevin McCallister
I watched this movie as a kid so many times, but it was from a VHS recording I made from a TV edit. So I didn't see the uncensored version until I was much older, and that scene at the car rental place cracked me up.
The moment Neal's wife meets Del originally had a deeper meaning to it. In the original cut, she started suspecting Neal was cheating on her, and that every time he called and told her he was with Del, she got increasingly suspicious. They decided that all didn't work very well, but yeah, when that character meets Del, she's relieved to learn Neal wasn't cheating on her.
"I bet his feet smell like corn chips." 🤣
The funniest line in the movie is when Steve Martin says "where is your other hand" then John Candy says "between two pillows", and Steve Martin shouts: "Those aren't pillows!". Every time I hear that line I laugh my *ss off.
The scene that I laugh the hardest was the one where he was washing his face and saw the nasty socks in the sink and then desperately reached for a towel to wipe his face off and once it was dry, realized it was a pair of dirty underwear. ROFL.
I love your dogs , you treat yours like I do mine ! They are a part of the the atmosphere of your channel if people don’t like it move on !
Completely agree!
Man, you gotta watch "The Jerk" with Steve Martin. One of the funniest movies I've ever seen. Happy Thanksgiving to you all, and much love....
Someone insulted the co-pilots... omg. They're the best!
The scene where Candy turns into the devil had me ROLLING as a kid, its almost as good as home alone 2 skeleton scene.
Also there are no Thanksgiving movies because this was the only one we needed.
Those puppers love you so much. You can clearly see it in every video. I like that they're there with you, because that's real live when you have fur babies.
16:14 "I mean, I get what he's saying and I applaud him for that, but you owe some money for this room, bruh. And you got my side of the bed wet, I could care less if you feel hurt. You could cry all morning, I don't care."
LOL I love how blunt and how real your commentary is sometimes when you're reacting to these movies. It's both refreshing and hilarious at times!
Oh my god. Your laugh at the skeletons in the car is priceless!
I have to say I've watched several movies and reactions here.....especially during October and the way your fur babies protect you and make sure your ok is so heart warming.... I had a cat for several years and I relate to you saying they are your kids. He passed and it's hard to think of ever getting another cat. Regardless I hope you and your babies have a great Thanksgiving. 👍❤
Same to you! Have an amazing holiday!
How could anyone say something bad about those adorable little fur babies? They are the best boys!!!!
JD, I remember this in the theater when it came out - the Marathon Rental counter lady. The theater was packed and EVERYONE cracked up at the gobble gobble line (that Eddie McClurg improvised apparently) and her final "F response" after Steve Martins F tirade. It might have been the loudest laughter I've ever heard at a movie.
The funniest thing in the movie, to me, was Steve Martin croaking a reply.
16:58 Chicklets... tiny, tiny pieces of the sweetest gum ever in bright, beautiful colors. That's what my inner child remembers. And between the credit card machine & the dial telephone, you're making me feel old. 😉
This came out in 1987 & at around 12 something that thing is what they use to charge credit cards with back then before everything went electronic. When he slides it, it makes a carbon copy print of the card for them to charge. I never had a card back then but I seen it done plenty of times in department stores.
FYI - Everybody - This movie does have a codex, aka stinger, aka after credit scene. Glad you got to witness pure comedy gold and one of the greatest to do it in one of my favorite classics!! Hughe’s wrote this script in 3 days because similar things happened to him on a single trip when he was an ad exec before his film career. Happy you discovered an old carbon copy imprint credit card machine too. This movie has always had a special place in my heart but always hit me hard, especially the closing minutes after John Candy’s death. Great cameos strewn throughout. I’m surprised you didn’t recognize the car rental agency bus driver’s voice. Listen to it again and see if it sounds familiar. Sorry I missed the livestream where Rom was being mistreated because I would have surely stepped up to the plate for that pup!! No place for that here! Respect and love to you JL, Blank, Co-Pilots and the rest of the E.O.M. Family and wishing each and every one of you a safe and happy Thanksgiving!
This movie is a classic! John Candy is so good and is missed by everyone.
@Eddie Rushing
What a loss, right?? Have you heard Ryan Reynolds is doing a documentary on him, w the Candy family’s permission & participation? I’m excited for it but also know it will be melancholy.
I loved him in Only The Lonely, which seems to get overlooked. And The Great Outdoors goes w/o saying😂😂 B-B-Big bear!!!
Oh hell no!! The babies are off limits. All the best to you, Blank and your wonderful Co pilots. 🙏 You have been a go to channel since I was lucky enough to catch your vids at Halloween. Since then I've told everyone I know to check you out.
Thank you for all your joy, laughter and pure love of movies. From this pet parent and my babies,
Happy Thanksgiving 🍗🦃
And thank you for mentioning how little Thanksgiving gets represented.
Excellent reaction as always 👍
Candy should have won an Oscar for this movie. Best Actor.
The rental car lady was also the Principal's secretary in Ferris Bueller's Day Off. That is one of my favorite scenes of all time! Along with "You know what would make me happy?" "Another couple of balls and an extra set of fingers?" LOL
And the man in the meeting with Neal at the beginning is the father in Ferris Bueller. And of course, the guy making the announcement at the airport is Ben Stein, also the teacher in Ferris Bueller.
Edie McCluge is her name
And in The Hogan Family TV show.
" Oh sir! You are not a man of God! " 😂😂😂 You had me laughing so hard at that. Love watching your reaction videos!!!
"I bet his feet smell like corn chips."
Amazing.
When that dog jumped from under the hay in the back of the pick-up truck, I was just waiting for the "shut up...!" 😀
Still cracks me up that it takes them a day and a half to get from St Louis to Chicago (6-7 hour drive tops) but in the original cut Del missed Chicago and ended up in the middle of Wisconsin. That's where they get pulled over
The car rental lady was the secretary in ‘Ferris Bueller’s Day Off;’ the policeman was Lenny from ‘Lavern & Shirley.’
The Airline gate guy was the teacher from Ferris Bueller and yes he is the eye drops guy.
He may have seen her in the Hogan Family as well.
Michael McKeen was Lenny but he’s been in a million good things since.
@@tempsitch5632 and Small Wonder... 😒😒😒
@@JoeBobTarheel I couldn’t watch that. The little girl freaked me out.
My dog named Beauregard recently passed away and I would do anything for him. He was my wingman and my boy. Like you I would always defend my dog and put him first before anybody. Love your channel and keep up the good work.
“I’d be scared to let him in my house, what if he set it on fire!” 😂
"I know him... What's his name?!"
The great Michael McKean! I always remember his name with 'Mr Green is Michael McKean', but that doesn't work if you haven't seen Clue 😅.
He's in so much great stuff and his little cameo here is great.
Ill always remember him as Lenny from Laverne and Shirley lol... But, he's also was excellent in Better Call Saul 😀
Happy Thanksgiving!! I met my best friend at a Civil Air Patrol encampment at the now closed Plattsburgh Air Force Base. We were both 13, and that was all we had in common. I'm White and my friend is from Haiti. We just started talking about car's one day and that led to a 50 year friendship. God bless.
Happy Thanksgiving!
"Oh sir, you are not a man of God". I damn near died laughing. I'm still laughing.
Happy Thanksgiving, dude!
I just happened to read a great story about John Candy, after making this movie. Night of the Academy Awards, he invited a member of the crew for a Oscar night party. The guy thought he might meet John Hughes or Steve Martin, but got there and found out that Candy had invited all the down-the-ladder crew, and was treating them to $2000 of room service!
John Candy was just an AWESOME individual, and we lost him far too soon.
The sheriff was played by Michael McKean. He was in the movie "This Is Spinal Tap" and played Lenny in the 1976-1983 ABC sitcom "Laverne and Shirley."
12:55 "What the hell is that?" It's a credit card imprint machine. You used to take credit cards and run this over them to imprint the number and name onto a credit card slip. In the Olde Days there was carbon paper between the the merchant's copy and your copy, and then there was an advance where ink bubbles were embedded in the paper and you had "carbonless forms". The former often led to the question, "Do you want your carbons?".
If he had lived, I feel like John would have won an Oscar for some dramatic role he took. Only 43, crazy.
Great film choice! The part near the end catches you off guard, you're just going through a comedy film and then suddenly it's a drama.
Why would anyone be attacking Dogs? Both dogs are very well mannered and behaved, wonderful dogs. I don't understand that. Whomever, must have a lot of issues in their life to be going after a person's pets, especially a person that's not bothering them or doing anything but providing content for people on RUclips. You have my sincerest apologies for going through that. Happy Thanksgiving to you and those two beautiful dogs, and everyone else too.
Agreed. Co-pilots are great! They as important part of the channel as Murder Whistle himself. I know people have issues and its easy to yell from safety of your own keyboard but attacking co-pilots make me angry. Huggle co-pilots for me, man!
I don't get it. What happened? I'm not on Patreon.
First of all, Romulus is a sweet boy who has a great big heart just full of love, and he loves the peoples. His brother is a sweet boy too, and he loves to protect his family. So nobody should be saying unkind things about either doggo, because they are good puppies, period!
Now, that credit card rack machine is what was used before they introduced electronic card readers that read the magnetic stripe on the back of the card, and sometimes they’re still used when card readers are down or the system is offline or there’s some other technical issue with it. The receipt should have the dollar amount of the purchase entered on it in the space provided. The clerk then puts the card in a little space on the rack for it, puts the carbon paper receipt down over it, runs the rack handle over the card, and the handle rolls across the carbon paper receipt and copies the embossed card numbers. Then it’s taken out, the clerk hands the card back to the customer, the customer signs the receipt, and then the clerk separates the store copy and the customer copy and hands the customer his/her copy of the receipt.
The rotary dial telephone in the motel room with the lock on it? Yeah, they used to do that in some places because people abused them and ran up huge phone bills, especially calling long distance. Back in the day telephone service (especially long distance) could be very expensive. It got cheaper after the Bell System was broken up in the early 80s (Google it), and now today it’s insanely cheap compared to how it used to be.
Love that the hotel manager is the lawyer dude from Jurassic Park and Miami Vice.
JL that's actually the way they used to "run you card". They'd put it on that machine, with a slip underneath that had several carbon copy sheets in it, then push that lever over top of it (there's a roller on the bottom of it that presses the paper and carbon sheets down onto the raised letters and numbers of the card). You get one copy and the merchants keep one copy which they send into the card company (VISA, MC, whatever) and the card company pays them whatever is on the receipt. Used to take a lot longer.
Was that before the magnetic strip?
@@samwallaceart288 Yup. And it's why card numbers were (and still mostly are) raised on credit cards. That was so it could make an imprint on the carbon paper.
Out of dozens of reactions to this film on YT, you were the only one to wonder whether Del would set the house on fire. THAT'S why I subscribe!
34:21 BAM! DOG BALLS!
34:24 BAM! MORE DOG BALLS!
34:30 DOG BALLS BAM!
34:35 GREAT shot of droopy dog balls with Romulus looking over his shoulder like "BAM!.......You see my balls!?" 😆😆😆
😂😂😂
Holy shit bro 😂... 17:55 "Where's your other hand?"
"In between two pillows."
"Those aren't pillows!!!!"
OEM "OH no, you got to die." 😅😅😂
What you said about how people show up in the lives of others for a reason reminds me of what it says in Hebrews 13:2.
R.I.P John Candy.
43 is *waaaaay* too young.
The guy just wouldn't stop working!
I've come here to watch a great movie with a true gentleman and see those beautiful dogs :-)
I love this movie, John Candy was a legend, and so is Steve Martin.
John Hughes based this movie on a real life experience he had a few years earlier. He flew from Chicago to New York for a one day business trip, and planned to fly home that night. But his flight was re-routed to Wichita, Kansas, and it took him 5 days to get back home to Chicago. Can you imagine what a headache that would be.
I know this was some time ago but I have to say that your pups are so adorable and your relationship with them is without words. I am watching all your videos for your comedy and your pups. Love to all of you. ❤️
One, if not the best, of John Candy's performances. Love John Candy. RIP ❤
A family favorite!! Can’t get through this without bawling my eyes out at the end🥹
They ran the credit card through the machine that makes an impression on carbon paper using the raised letters and lumbers, and the carbon paper also makes a copy of the receipt. The customer gets one and the vendor mails the other copy to the credit card company in order to get paid.
Please watch Ferris Bueller's Day Off--so many people in this movie were in that movie.
Michael McKean played the cop. He was on Laverne & Shirley, Star Trek: Voyager, and starred in This Is Spinal Tap.
The Home Alone house had houses across the street, not an intersection. I love that style!
& That definitely is the Home Alone House, where Steve Martin's character lived when they walked up to his home at the end of the movie...
The embossing on the front of credit cards, which they don't usually do anymore, was so that those desktop credit card receipt machines could press on the receipt to make carbon copies in triplicate of both the card and the signature.
The reference to a "Chatty Cathy doll" is a doll that Mattel toys came out with back in the 1960. The first model had 11 phrases that she would say. The second model came out with 18 phrases that she could say. You would pull a string in her back to make her talk to you but her lips didn't move. Somd of phrases she would say were please take me with you and I love you. There are a bunch of others but I can't remember them all. My friend SueAnne had one of those dolls when we were little. So she would play with it and every time you would say please take me with you. You would take her outside with us so she would hang out. I think one of the other ones was like let's have a tea party or something along those lines. I HAD MY OWN DOLL AS A KID WHICH DIDN'T TALK BUT WAS A 1,000 TIMES BETTER THAN ANYBODY ELSE'S DOLL! HER HAIR COULD BE SHORT OR IT COULD GROW ALL THE WAY DOWN HER BACK! You'd push a button in her back and it would wind her hair to pull it back upwards into her head to make it shorter. When you wanted to make it longer, you would hold on to the button again. Then just pull it out to whatever length you wanted it.THAT WAS KNOWN AS "THE CHRISSY DOLL" , YUP JUST LIKE ME! SO THERE!!! I actually STILL have it saved and tucked away somewhere. I ALSO have my DERRY DARING DOLL~She was the coolest thing on the planet! She was supposed to be the female version of Evel Knievel! She came with a motorcycle and a rip cord. You'd pull the ripcord on her motorcycle and then she'd go flying across the floor! My mother hated it and when I asked what she said no. BUT my Popo already knew how much I loved bikes. So he decided he was going to override that decision and he bought it anyway for my 8th bday! 😉❤️😎 #NewYorkGenXBLady
"Another coupla balls and an extra set of fingers?"
When I saw this movie as a teenager that was the funniest comeback I'd ever heard in my life.
Steve Martin did play in the Pink Panther movie as the detective
If you want another one like this one, try _Dutch_ starring Ed O'Neill from _Married...with Children_ and _Modern Family._
It's also a John Hughes movie.
It's also a road trip movie.
It's also a Thanksgiving movie.
In my opinion, _Planes, Trains, & Automobiles_ is the best ever Thanksgiving movie, but _Dutch_ is second best.
Have a very Happy Thanksgiving!!!
Drawkcabi is right-tou will LOVE the movie “Dutch”
there was a subplot that did not make the edit that explains the longing look from mrs. paige at the end. they were having issues in their marriage, she thought he was cheating on her. so the relief that everything was actually not cause of infidelity, is clear on her face.
You closed your eyes too soon when Steve Martin had his vision of Del and John Candy did his devil laugh! Hope you rewatched that scene
Happy T-Day. I'm glad you watched this. Kinda makes you realize some of the things you have to be thankful for.
Many have said but few possess a finer laugh than our Boy J!
Please do Dirty rotten scoundrels, you'll thank me later! Steve Martin and Michael Caine funny AF!
The ending is so sweet. My sister and I loved this growing up.
My hubby insists on watching this movie each Thanksgiving. It never fails to deliver. 😂😂🥰🥰😂😂 Give those sweet pups kisses from me!!
It's so funny to watch people under a certain age watch movies and ask about what some things are. That device the hotel manager used is the old school way to process a credit card! You know, back before everything was electronic/digital/etc. LOL.
This movie has so much heart in the midst of the madness and comedy. John Hughes knew how to tell a story and send a message in the process. There are a number of cameos from actors in Hughes previous films. It seems you recognized that. I don't have the time to share all the details on each cameo but you can look it up at your leisure. The stories that went into making this are fascinating.
Lol the cop was Michael McKean. I loved his role in Better Call Saul, dude's an amazing actor.
Had to stop before even watch the film reaction…
Think I’ve shared b4 my husband & I have been doing senior/special needs dog rescue for 15-16yrs now. Our home is the island of misfit doggies. Just when we think we’ve seen the very worst of so-called humanity… along comes the next one😔🥺😭 But we’d not change a single one of them, past or present! Only regret is they can never stay w us long enough. But then, whose pup ever can? No such thing!
The way you love your dogs, Sir, brings SUCH incredible joy to our hearts! More than joy- it brings us HOPE. Thank You for being the amazing pet parent you are; the reciprocal love your pups show says EVERYTHING. What lucky dogs they are!!!
And geezums- GTH up ppl who flipped over *gasp* dawg nudity😱🙄
Ok- putting soapbox away & returning to reaction. Apologies for the sidebar💖
Killer Soundtrack. the 80's had the best Soundtracks IMO
Happy Thanksgiving to you and your Fur Babies. Thank you for reviewing and commenting on this great film.
Also, the woman who plays the car rental agent is the same woman who starred as the assistant to the principal in Ferris Bueller's Day Off.
The dogs are EVERYTHING!!!🥰🥰🥰
John Candy has the most contagious laugh. luv as always
Whoever talked smack about your dogs Jay...seriously...sounds like someone thats got nothing better to do than complain. Fave movie of mine. My wife and I watch this every Thanksgiving.
12:58 That's the way credit cards used to work when I was a kid in the 70s. It made a carbon paper copy of the raised numbers on the card. It was kinda like a writing a check and took time to clear.
That was the old school credit card machine . They did everything on paper. Lol .
Yep lol that was how card numbers were quickly transcribed, before magnetic strips.
The highway officer is played by Michael McKean from "Laverne and Shirley" and lots of films.
the rental car lady is played by Edie McClurg.
“Grace” the secretary from Ferris Buellers day off.
My wife and I watched this over Thanksgiving, its our tradition, hilarious movie. One of the few great Thanksgiving films.
Happy Thanksgiving to the whole family over there. My family consists of my dog and me. We get a big kick out of your reactions! Your commentaries always add to the experience. Have a great holiday, and try to make the kiddos share some turkey with you.
You know, in years past we didn't have John Hughes movies. But we did have family comedies. One you might like that has crazy confusion like this is "Move Over, Darling" (1963). You might enjoy it.
I saw John Candy at a hotel when I was a kid. I thought he was a giant, people were gathered around him he seemed like Shaquille Oneal sized to me I thought he was some sort of athlete or wrestler or something.
12:40 I remember those paper card things.
Born in early 1985.
I miss John Candy...he was awesome in Cool Runnings and Splash 😎👍❤
That weird thing is what was used before swipe terminals. It takes the credit card impression (numbers, details etc) and multiple layers, one for the customer, one for the business to take to the bank and not sure what the others are... don't ya just appreciate technology 😀😀
the lock on the rotary phone makes it so you can only call the fro t desk.
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Was showing my nephew the Rocky V reaction..We both lost it when you said, how'd we go from outside to more outside? 🤣🤣
Happy Thanksgiving JL, Blank and family. Truly hope yall have a wonderful holiday. I'm cooking the whole dinner, sides, and pies. 😋
Happy Thanksgiving, buddy!
I Guess I Missed What Was Said About Your Puppy 🐶 They Seem Like Good Pups 😊
John Candy's smile at the end.
Great Steve Martin movies: All of Me (1984), Roxanne (1987), and Father of the Bride (1991).
Great John Candy movies: Stripes (19810, Splash (1984), Uncle Buck (1989), and JFK (1991).
It's amazing how much feet and socks smell like Fritos, isn't it?
Bruh...you're killing me. I really enjoyed watching you not know what things were. Manual credit card machine, Chatty Cathy, Chiclets, Casio. Good stuff.
Hello Extraordinary Ordinary Media, " Oh my goodness ". I'm so glad that you have chosen to watch this movie. Especially before Thanksgiving Day. Good job. " Hey! " Celabratory music: RUclips video: Sing Sing Sing - Kyoto Tachibana SHS Band 京都橘高校吹奏楽部
Some people are so stupid why on earth are they saying anything about your dog 🐕. From a huge dog lover your boys are gorgeous and having them on the reactions is lovely. Huge cuddles to the boys xx
"That looks like a woman's watch." Yes, the trend of gaudy oversized watches started in the '90s with action movie stars Stallone and Schwarzenegger. Before that watches boasted being super thin and practical because they were actually worn so people would know the time. Now people look at their phones for the time and watches are almost exclusively worn to flex.
You’re gonna love this one. A Classic Happy Thanksgiving to you , your family and especially the Co pilots. Our first Turkey day without our copilot in 15 yrs . Hug yours for me God Bless