The Lost & FOUND Version of Planes, Trains and Automobiles
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- Опубликовано: 20 ноя 2022
- Here's a special look at the recently discovered deleted scenes courtesy of the Hughes family & Paramount. The new BluRay including them is out on 11/22!
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In 1993 my parents sat next to John Candy at a Chicago Blackhawks game. They said he was the nicest guy ever and talked to him the entire game. They told him how he was my favorite actor, at 10 years old. He offered his address to my parents so I could write him. I wrote him a hand written letter explaining how I loved his movies and wished I could have his autograph. He wrote me back and sent me a signed picture of himself. What a legend that man was. May he rest in peace.
That’s awesome! Thanks for sharing and Rest In Peace to the Candyman.
That was AWESOME!! I’ve read so many stories about how great John Candy was in person, and this was one of the best.
There aren’t too many celebrities for whom I shed a tear when they passed, but he was one of them.
The world became a lesser place the moment John Candy called it a day.
That sounds like total CANDY. RIP bro.
Editing is such an underrated skill. I can’t imagine the painstaking process and anxiety of cutting the right scenes. Especially when the lost footage of this movie is still better than most modern comedies
Absolutely. Another amazing editing piece that ALSO starts John Candy:
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@@SlapShotRegatta22 Thank you for sharing!
I don't think Modern Comedies even exist. By my count only 2022 comedies was "Confess, Fletch" (it was okay) and the Weird Al parody Biopic which I found to be hilarious.
>Editing is such an underrated skill.
Star Wars (1977) comes to mind.
100% agree, and people don't seem to realize that, with some exceptions,* every movie as seen in theaters *IS* the director's cut. They cut it that way for a reason, to benefit the movie as a whole. Some scenes were near and dear to their hearts, no doubt, but in the interest of bettering the picture, they had to go. (Though it is still nice to see the deleted scenes to fill in some gaps and have some fun).
A good example for showing how editing can save a movie, watch "How Star Wars was saved in the edit". About 18 minutes long: ruclips.net/video/GFMyMxMYDNk/видео.html
* Studios notoriously meddle in this process and want the movie to be a certain length, etc. This is what happened with the theatrical cut of Zack Snyder's Justice League. The studio wanted it to be as close to two hours as possible and the movie suffered because of it (and other reasons...).
Watching this extended footage was such a treat. I miss John Candy
Me Too!!! Imagine All the Films he could have made between Now, and his death in 94???
John Candy was my favorite actor when I was a kid and he still is. His death was a heartbreaking loss to the world, there hasn't been an actor quite like him since, truly a remarkable talent. This is my favorite movie as well, so this new release man, with all the extra footage, its like Christmas came a month early, awesome video my man.
I was cast in Cool Runnings as a cop who arrests John Candy at a Calgary bar. I was so thrilled to be able to work with John. Unfortunately, the night before the scene was scheduled, the AD called and informed me that the scene was being cut and that I would not be working with anyone on Cool Runnings. So gutted. I worked with Joe Flaherty years later, but missing John Candy... that one hurt. Fortunately, they kept me in the credits, so I receive residuals 4 times a year for about 11 bucks... RIP John!
Absolute diamond of a movie...I watch it every year and it never gets old.
Awww!! That apology sequence was so adorable! - I swear, Candy's timing is so, SO phenomenal. It's like he's watching the movie AS he's acting it, and knows exactly what to do.
I always liked the references to deleted scenes that were left in the movie. They imply exactly what they are - incidents we weren't privy to - and adds to the film. You don't always have to see something in a film to know it happened - it adds depth without bloating the run time.
Yeah, hearing about the beer cans blowing up all over the bed is funnier to hear about than it was to see it. Martin's dry, half awake delivery of "You left them on a vibrating bed, what did you think was gonna happen?" always cracks me up.
You can be modest but you absolutely played a part in this brother. Thank you for all the work you do but especially on this one.
Absolutely. We might never know everything that happened behind the scenes to make this release possible, but in my mind, there's no question that the previous video got the ball rolling in the right direction. Though even if it didn't, everyone who watches these videos is that much more likely to pick up this new release, showing the studios there's a demand for this kind of thing.
Respect Joe for wanting to keep humble, but he deserves some credit for sure. This is a huge validation of his work, and I'm very happy for him.
@@TomNardi very well put brother! Couldn't agree more.
Exactly. If he hadn't made the original video Steve Martin wouldn't have tweeted about it. Who knows what chain of events that tweet caused.
Well said 👍
you kids are sad, and need friends.. get of youtube and go walk
I've always found it so simultaneously haunting and surreal to see never before seen footage with prominent people who have passed.
The editing in this movie is so damn slick. The final cut really *IS* the final draft.
I can't believe it!
My 50th birthday tomorrow and this is just an amazing present 🎁
Thank you very, very much for your hard work in helping to get these scenes into the public domain 💓💓🙏
Glad to see you talking about the deleted scenes. Pretty sure you making the video two years ago and it being seen by so many people is the reason the 75 minutes of delete scenes are now on a Blu-Ray disc. At the very least, you got the ball rolling on this happening. Keep up the great work Joe!
At the very least, the absolute minimum, you've got a fanbase to grow old with.
@@timkluntz8362 clever
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@@timkluntz8362 To the fanbase!
Great video. The most impressive thing about how the final film was edited is the closing scenes. In the original cut, Del basically follows Neil home (which is why Neil says "what are you doing here?" when he arrives, because it's actually his home town train station) and gives him the monologue which test audiences thought made Del look manipulative and creepy. The solution was to reverse the shot of the train leaving the station so it looks like Neil has gone back (and also adding some outtakes of Steve Martin laughing on the train intercut with scenes from the Thanksgiving dinner, with Del obviously not shown), if you look closely you can see a man walking backwards in the background. Completely changes the tone of the film.
I thought to myself that the train coming back to the station was just the train leaving in reverse! Now I have to look out for someone walking in reverse
@@ww21943 They appear just as the trains stops, at the end of the scene, in the background between the two signs :-)
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Thanks! You've just solved the mystery of why Neil's hair is parted on the other side in that shot! :-D
@@rridderbusch518 Ah I never noticed that! Also looking at it again now the number on the train above the red/yellow light is back to front and the reflection of the train station sign in the train window is readable when it should be backwards (and is the wrong station anyway as it's footage from when he arrives at his home station "Linden")
John Hughes & Candy were two special people, never to be replaced.
One of the best holiday movies! John candy was amazing I wish him and Chris Farley could’ve done a movie together
Like Canadian Bacon meets Tommy Boy 😀
@@ShawnCaldwell11 They could've called it Bacon Boys! I'd watch. 🤣
It's a Thanksgiving movie, not a Christmas movie.
@@PhilipMarcYT we all know this. Why are you stating it here?
That would have been gold. A cross of Tommy boy and uncle buck into one movie. To me that would have been hilarious
I really like what you said at the end of the video about Hughes letting them improvise, but also knowing when to cut out the parts that aren't needed. I honestly feel this is something that more comedies need to be aware of. So many comedies try to rely so much on improvisation that it just drags the whole movie down by having scenes go on until they're just no longer funny, or even worse feeling disconnected from the film in general. Really glad to see that Paramount released these deleted scenes though
Like when an artist does a masterpiece and people look at the studies. They can add to the appreciation of the finished piece.
I agree most mainstream comedies really rely on the improvising and it doesn’t work.
It’s like half the script is missing and they just write in scene improvise moving on after that and they’ll cut it down to what they think is funny.
But then again since mainstream comedies are becoming less and less of a thing mostly because studios are too afraid of social media if they try anything outside of bare bones stuff seriously half the comedies that come out recently that aren’t family related always feel like a road trip films.
Hopefully we can see more John Hughes movies like Ferris Bueller, Uncle Buck, or the Breakfast Club get extended cuts as well.
I'd love to see an extended edition of Uncle Buck!
hopefully those weren't in the 2008 backlot fire
I've read the shooting script for Breakfast Club. Most of what was shot was in the movie. The most prominent thing cut out was a bizarre series of scenes where Paul Gleason watches a gym teacher doing aerobics, with specified closeups of her ass. Apparently the studio wanted at least one T&A scene, even in a film set in a school library.
Oh well good riddance to those then
There is a fan edit extended cut of The Breakfast Club which adds in all the deleted scenes. The extras are lower quality and nothing missing from the final cut really takes away from the film. It's an interesting watch...
John Huges was such a great filmmaker, and whoever edited this final cut was phenomenal. I feel like modern movies need good editors like this. Wakanda Forever really didn't need to be almost 3 hours long.
Paul Hirsch really knows how to edit film.
@@jacobscarberry4799 He won an Oscar for Star Wars, and transformed that movie into a classic.
@@davidjames579 oh yeah, I'm fully aware. Without him or Lucas' ex-wife, Star Wars would have sucked.
@@jacobscarberry4799 It would not have sucked, LOL. All films need to go through an editing process. It's true that ANY film can be ruined in the editing room by a bad editor. This idea that Star Wars was "saved" by its editors is utter hyperbole. One article came out with that thesis and it was picked up by far too many outlets as gospel truth, solely because the story had a "feminist" angle to it. It's nonsense. Even George Lucas himself was a fine editor, and he could've successfully edited the film all by himself if he had to. And different editing choices being made by a different competent editor would be very unlikely to turn a film all the way from "Oscar-worthy classic" to "sucking."
The editor probably knew that, but Kevin Feige mandating that tons of extraneous characters get bit parts in Black Panther 2 so he can seed future MCU films creates a whole different set of demands for him to meet.
Were in the era of re issues of anything that can be bloated out for the hardcore fans and sold for top dollar to them. When the bloat is done right it is an awesome experience, but there is some rubbish that really should never see the light of day, that's why it's deleted or not part of a final cut. Some people will argue that seeing what should never be seen can destroy the essence of the released 'masterpiece'. Sometimes the little Wizard hiding behind the curtain never needs to be seen.
......sometimes it does
It’s not a wizard who is hiding behind something. It’s unreleased footage.
I've only purchase 4K Blu-Rays when they're dirt cheap, $15 or under. Seeing this actually being sold for a reasonable $23 as of writing made it an easy sell.
I know it's only one copy of a movie, but hell still voting with my wallet. Kudos to Paramount for adding these deleted scenes and thank you Joe for raising awareness.
Hey, dude. Just wanted to say thanks for making this follow-up. This is one of my favourite movies of all time and I really appreciate your coverage of it!
It's interesting how the stories of director's "losing" control of their movies makes us think that any deleted scenes hints at a movie that's not their vision, but if anything, the greatest skill of direction is knowing what to take out. This is a great example of things being fun to see in full, but needing to be cut down. And a great insight to how long a lot of movies tend to be after shooting, and that editing and trimming them into what we all know and love is a very important skill.
the mistake people make is its not the director's movie....the director is paid by the studio to make a movie that the studio is paying for. The only way its the director's movie is if they're paying for the movie....New Hope is Fox's movie, they funded it, Empire, Jedi and the prequel trilogy are Lucas's movie as he self funded all of the other 5 films Fox just distributed them.
@@lutherheggs451It's the writers movie since they wrote what was done in the movie but it technically is everyone's movie who made it and was in it to a degree
@@lutherheggs451 The way you phrase it makes me think about Back To The Future. Directed by Robert Zemeckis, produced by Bob Gale, written by Gale with input from Zemeckis. That's their baby, if you will.
Would have been amazing to see those deleted scenes remastered and integrated back into the film, giving us the full 3+ hour film. I originally thought this was the case with this release but no luck. I have a feeling if Criterion got their hands on it they would've done just that. Yes it would push the price up but i dont think fans would have minded paying extra.
This should be a Criterion release…..
Some fan will edit the new/extended scenes into the original.
@@colin72 the found footage was a VHS tape, which means 480i is all you're ever going to get. Any fan-made cut is going to have quality changes from scene to scene. Can't re-scan every frame like a reel of film, since tapes only record a video signal, but I would still see it.
Criterion did The Breakfast Club and its deleted material was VHS sourced as well.
@@andyboxish4436 however, someone COULD use a VHS copy of the movie itself and edit the deleted scenes back into the VHS copy, to somewhat keep the quality and screen resolution consistent.
This is my favorite RUclips channel for mini movie documentaries. Watching these videos, there is no question how much you truly love these movies. It makes them all the more special
Thanks Joe, it was definitely you're influence, take the credit that's due! You're a champion for classic comedy.
deleted scenes are generally left out because the story doesn't need it. I haven't seen these scenes so they may well be the exception, but I do find that whenever I view deleted scenes for movies I always have the same feeling which is "well, I can see why they cut that out".
The quality, depth and enjoyment of these videos NEVER drops below f**king outstanding. Hats off.
This is such a good, heartfelt movie. I first saw it on TV when I was about ten or so and it always stuck with me.
The editor of this film, Paul Hirsch, has a great book which goes into fascinating detail on the making of this film, as well as Ferris Beuller, Star Wars, Carrie… totally worth checking out.
It's wonderful to see any found footage of John.
This gives me the fondest memories of my dad, who loved this movie dearly. I wish he had lived to see these extended scenes.
Same here. My dad loved this movie.
Same here as well. One of my favorite films to watch with my dad before he passed.
Thanks for your hard work on getting these scenes released. Keep pushing for the film in the vault to be preserved and an unedited version released.
The finish cut to me feels a little like we're checking in on the two as they make it home. Not unlike how you might call someone or get texts now as someone is driving to meet you. Except this is a much longer trip to get where they're going. We're checking in for moments and see whats going on with how they're getting home.
In the extended moments it feels more... movie? It feels like we're watching a whole story rather then that kinda check in way.
Released cut feels like talking to someone "Oh god the motel room smelled like beer, some punk came in and stole my money" as they give their highlights of the day before having to hang up to continue moving.
Maybe thats silly but I think this movie is a classic!
Well put.
Or perhaps, think of the finished cut as Neal and Del relating the story over Thanksgiving dinner to Neal's family
That is a ridiculously good way to put it. That you for that.
Joe, you're the genuine article. Thanks a million.
I wish instead of deleted scenes, that they would instead put all the lost scenes into the film as a longer version.
Derp.
I think someone may create a fan edit. The picture quality won’t match, but who cares
@@ransom6892 maybe make the remaster 4:3 and make the remaster match the quality of the deleted scenes
That was so wonderful and fantastic to see these deleted and extended scenes especially from the script. I also love watching this movie and seeing John Candy being well John Candy so warm and funny. Only wishing that they did more together.
It's great that they cut out the scene at the courthouse. Neal punching Del would have gone against the story arc that Del was finally able to bond with Neal in the El Rancho motel, and he seemed to finally be accepting him for who he is.
I would love to see some of these back in the movie (Like John Candy in the bathroom making a mess), but that cut from "I can't wait to see what happens next" to Candy on the plane is absolutely perfect. Cutting the extra footage in between was a brilliant call, and shows how important a good editor is.
I would love to make my own edit version of Planes, Trains, and Automobiles. However I wish all of the deleted footage surfaced and I could try to piece together the 2 hour version John Hughes originally intended before Paramount wanted to cut another half hour of it. Basically extend the motel scenes, add the affair subplot, the Wisconsin state trooper scene, the black eye scene, and the original ending with them at Thanksgiving.
Out of all of them I think the one I would like back most is the last hotel. Where Neil wakes up in the morning freezing to death and Del Has gotten every blanket and cover it even looks like he took down the curtains and threw them over him and Is in full clothing that made me laugh so hard that’s what I would love to have seen put back in that and also the deleted scene that makes it on TV airings
Great video! I can't wait to check out the new physical release. Also thank you for that great Planes, Trains, & Automobile video a couple of years back
Watching all these extended scenes and seeing what got cut really makes me appreciate the smart editing choices that went into movies. And the ability to admit that something isn't good enough to make the final cut and the amazing importance of proper pacing. Its a lesson that is getting forgotten these days as movies just keep getting longer and longer and no one cares about pacing anymore. There's maybe a couple jokes I would have liked to have seen kept in (John Candy in the bathroom, to help make better sense of the mess and the Gigi scene) just short enough little bits. But ultimately everything is and was very expendable and belong on the cutting room floor.
Awesome job in getting Paramount to release these deleted scenes! There's no way you had no effect on that decision haha. Not only is Planes, Trains, and Automobiles the best Thanksgiving movie ever, it's one of the best road movies ever. I've seen it dozens of times and never noticed all the minor plot holes. The only thing I did question was how was the bathroom already so dirty and how were there so many wet towels when it was clear that once Neil and Del arrived at the hotel Neil immediately took a shower. Same with Del's line about the beers blowing up. Ultimately it didn't matter but it's great that there are actual answers to these questions. Great video!
We lost Mr. Candy far too soon. One of his lesser-known roles was in 'Only The Lonely', which was more of a dramatic turn for Candy, though there were still bits of humor sprinkled in. I honestly believe he would have ventured further into dramatic roles and likely would have earned some Oscar nominations along the way, had he not passed so early in life.
THANK YOU for showing the bathroom scene. That was what caused me to comment on your first video since the mess and single wash cloth for Neal was completely out of context without seeing Del enter and mess it all up.
Probably my favorite Hughes movie of all time, just because I love Steve Martin and John Candy was/is a national treasure here in Canada. I really wish they'd kept that scene with the delivery boy in. The exchange with the "what're you on drugs!?" "YEah!" "Yeah, thought so." hilarious!
It's great to see these scenes preserved, hope we get more of those in the future.
this movie is such a big deal to the story of our family. thanks for helping uncover these deleted scenes
It's brilliant to see those scenes that were thought to be lost, finally turn up after all that time!
It's so fascinating what you can remove from a movie, and the audience just subtly "assumes" what happened. - A great example would be Neil's outburt. - I agree with you that the outburst comes a little soon, but your brain says "I'm assuming some other stuff happened off-camera". - I know it'll never happene, but I wish the original John Hughes cut could be made. If it was 6 hours long I'd still watch the hell out of it!
your videos have made been making me smile for 2 years now and it's so amazing to see the impact you've actually been able to have on the film industry just by shining a light on talent that deserves to be recognised
You mad lad, thank you.
I NEEDED this levity during this dark holiday season
I bought my copy and watched all the deleted scenes today! I wish the deleted scene where the traffic cop told Neal & Del that they drove miles out of their way in the wrong direction which was proceeded by Neal & Del getting into a fight was included.
Thank you for bringing us more of Del and Neil
These are just fun to watch, anytime you have favorite actors like you have here you just always want more and this time we actually got it.
I can’t say if your videos influenced the release of the footage, but I can say that they influenced my purchase of the 4K thanks for the coverage. Hats off to you and your channel.
Watching this makes me realise just how much sadder the world is without John Candy in it. RIP big fella and thank you
for the laughter.
Thank you for making this video. PTA is one of my favorite films and i just bought the 4K release all thanks to your work and exposure! RIP John Candy.
Just saw Mike at Film's at Home review the 4k release and when he mentioned the 1hr of extra footage I immediately thought of you and whether or not you'd do a video on this. And of course you did! Thank you so much for your efforts and I'm sure your previous video had a role in letting this see the light of day. Just a shame the 4k isn't great according to Mike.
Oh man! Those deleted scenes are priceless! Especially the hotel scene involving Dell and the young thief. The dialogue was hilarious! Pretty much all the hotel scenes were stellar. I laughed my butt off. Really should have been left in. 😂😂 I just finished watching the movie again for the 15th time; and seeing these deleted scenes shed a lot of light and understanding onto the story! John and Steve were amazing in this movie. There acting skills or phenomenal, which shows us how highly talented they both are (were, John Candy) and the chemistry was unlike other comedians I personally have ever seen. I really think I'm going to have to buy the lost and found DVD. Thank you for this Joe!
John Candy. Ughhhh icon, instant best friend, tortured soul.
I’ve been waiting for this. Youre such a great channel! Thank you for all your work. It’s turned this movie into a Thanksgiving ritual for my family.
I watch this movie every thanksgiving and several times during the year
I hope we get more of the scenes discovered and get to see more of it. Thank you for on some level making this possible and here's to the future.
Never pre-ordered a dvd until now. My copy should be arriving soon. Cannot wait!
A true extended version with the pizza delivery scene, lil of the bathroom scene and lil more of the plane scene would be great. AND the hair in the oatmeal... that was hilarious 😂
I'm waiting until Thursday to watch the entire footage, but thanks for the sneak preview! I adore this movie.
i think this is possibly my favorite movie of all time... it has everything in it that I love!
Actually, I saw many of these extended clips in an "original" version while stationed in Turkey. In those days, movies were distributed throughout the US armed forces MWR (Moral, Welfare & Recreation Services) that were often released with different footage than the final-release theatrical cuts. I discovered additional extended scenes with numerous other films from that time frame including The Cotton Club, Beverly Hills Cop, and Uncle Buck to name a few. I was stuck with the additional duty of managing MWR logistics support and I asked around why US Armed Forces seemed to get these strange different cuts of films with extra minutes, and the story I got was these were typically test-cut editions that were shelved once the producers, director and the distributor all signed off on the "official" final version. Then later, MWR would accept bids through film distributers to lease these shelved versions for a much cheaper price, but strictly for the armed forces outside the US. This happened with most all films to varying degrees and even included television shows broadcasted on AFRTS (Armed Forces Radio & Television Service).
Thank you for drawing attention to the extended version of the movie. I am sure you had a major part (i.e. were among the catalysts) that got the movement going. I cannot wait to see all of these deleted scenes as the ones you showed look really good.
One day, I hope we get a Ferris Bueller's Day Off extended version as this movie was originally 2.5 hours long. It would be a dream come true to even see a whole box set of extended versions of John Hughes films as I'm sure there'd be some great scenes that never saw the light of day.
I just bought the 4k blu ray and straight away i watched the extended/ deleted scenes on the other disc, what a great bunch of scenes, they really add to what already is a great movie.
Thank for bringing me with you on this Journey...
Honestly the final cut of this film is perfect, and if the deleted scenes were kept, I don't think it would have had the same success. It's amazing that they were able to have a coherent film even with all the removed scenes and plot holes.
Many thanks for your deep-dive videos on these gems. Just ordered the new version to be delivered just in time for Thanksgiving.
This movie hits me right in the feels. Every time.
I think some if not most of the edited out scenes were a good call. For example the spilled beer comment. It's just so much funnier him to say that without any showing of the scene because it lets the audience just imagine how much more of a disaster being around Del was.
I just want to say thank you. Been watching your channel since you started. Only channel I can say I have seen and enjoyed evry single video that they posted.
Kudos to you for, at the minimum, getting the ball rolling for these deleted scenes to be released!
Cheers!
Curious about the Michael McKean material mainly not appearing on this disc. Hope it is truly lost material and not left off the disc due to licensing fees.
This is probably my favorite movie ever. I do a month long daily watch of it every year. Thank you for your hard work to get these extended/deleted scenes onto Blu-ray. I don’t even own a 4K player but I bought this version just for this bonus disc.
This movie and Uncle Buck are both great movies. and John Candy was fantastic he was so AWESOME!!!! he reminds of my best friend who's gone now. I always loved his little laugh. besides his acting career he was also a good person. he is truly missed.
not to take anything away from Steve Martin, that's for sure.
why they never included the deleted scenes before is beyond me? and now I will have remember this new release. I'm going to make note of it.
These actors should have worked together at least one more time. They were absolutely perfectly cast for this movie. Seen this movie at the theatres and I can tell you the laughs were continuous and let’s face it impossible not to shed a tear or two at the end of the movie. Thank you for your effort in bringing these deleted scenes to the general public they are part of movie history.
The pacing is part of what makes the movie so good. The extra scenes would definitely add more context and more laughs. However I have to agree that they weren’t essential. Having so much to choose from allowed them to make every scene great. As stated that’s why Hughes shot so much footage in the first place.
Hi Joe.. as a RUclips content creator myself you are an inspiration. Your passion, production and skill inspires me to make every video I create better. Keep up the great work mate 👍
Pure gold. Family has watched this movie…oh about 37 times!
3:33 Del just casually biting into his hotdog with a mouthful of smoke just made me legit laugh out loud.
Steve Martin's speech encompassing the chatty cathy doll that pulls it's own string is the funniest
thing ever put on film!
Thanks for this video. I had no idea there were deleted/extended scenes and that they were recently unearthed. Going to have to grab a copy and relive this classic
Awesome work, again. You could have made an entire video tooting your own horn and I still would have watched all of it. But your humble, professional approach to this and all of your work is greatly appreciated.
Plains, Trains, and Automobiles is one of my favorite comedy flick of 1987.
I said it in your first video, but I'm glad these scenes got cut.
Most of them really paint Del in a more negative light, especially with him going through Neal's stuff. I like him admitting to paying for the pizza with Neal's wallet, but I hoped the set up would have been better, as in maybe Del couldn't find his wallet, but again it paints him poorly with the weak tip for the delivery boy.
As far as the end of the movie, I consider Del and Neal's issues with each other resolved in their final motel stay where they eat chips and booze, so anything after that served as little value.
John Hughes was correct in standing by his final cut, since it made this movie a masterpiece.
I agree with you completely and a lot of these deleted scenes are needless Exposition or just filler as the actors are spinning their wheels maybe improving looking for some extra material. The extra taxi scene where doobie says he's going to kill Neil would have been really ridiculous. In one of the books about this movie the actor who played doobie explains that they just shot some after hours improv with the three of them the three of them which John Hughes just kept as a special 10 minutes short and I guess that was never intended to really be in the movie
Very cool to see :) I did notice some of the parts should of had more back story to them but like you said it was edited very well.
I'm now almost Steve's age when they filmed it which is crazy to think. I sometimes feel like the 80's or 90's are still only 10 or 15 years ago :(.
it is like back to the future. we are now further forward from the 1st film than they traveled back.
I saw the movie on Friday when it opened. I laughed so hard, i went back on Saturday to watch it again (a first ever for me). That actually was a big mistake because now I knew what was coming and I would start laughing before anybody else. I’m sure people thought I was an escaped mental patient but I couldn’t control it. For me it’s the greatest comedy of all time.
I've watched it 6 times since November 1. Love this movie, and as an amateur editor seeing the pieces that were trimmed down makes a huge difference! Especially the "delay me" "bump me" part.
I was in Chicago while they were filming. We asked crew who were walking around what they were filming. One of the crew members said it was PTA, which I immediately thought it was a Harper Valley movie. We later found out the actual title. My buddy and I climbed up the stairs to one of the L stations and found ourselves standing on the opposite side of the tracks, watching Steve Martin and John Candy filming the scene on the L, one of the final scenes in the movie. We spent the rest of the day there, watching and talking to the crewmember.
Great memory!!
Can you please do The lost cut of the original Ghostbusters movie 1984
I drive past one of the motels in this movie all the time. My old man worked on a car on set there and was invited to the catering table where he met John Candy, said he was kind to him. I forgot this was John Hughes. I appreciate you. Thank you for sharing your experience and knowledge
Amazon just delivered my extended copy! So happy to have this before Thanksgiving. Hats off to Hats Off Entertainment!
Happy Thanksgiving to you!! Thank you so very much for your effort.
My favourite film of ALL time! Thank you for diligently covering this movie as new information is continuing to come out.
I'm rushing out to buy this immediately! I'll finish your video after I see it for myself
Great video! This is my favorite John Hughes movie and one of my all-time favorite movies ever. I saw it in the theater New Year’s Eve 1987 and have been hooked ever since. Thanks for the content and getting those cut scenes out to see the light of day. It makes me love the movie even more!
Very cool journey from your original video to the 4k release, glad to be along for it!
Great video as usual. Love your take on many of my favorites from the 80's and 90's. Good job!
Hey man I think you’re awesome. I keep up with your channel all the time. I was just telling my mom about your deleted scenes video the other day(thanksgiving). And now I see this, it’s so amazing you can encourage others to have a love and thirst for these classic comedies. It’s so much more important than one can think. Thank you take care.