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Anyone else ever have a "Planes, Trains, & Automobiles" travel disaster? Christmas a bunch of years ago, trying to get from Minneapolis to Philadelphia. Flight canceled due to weather; got to the train station, and snow blocked the tracks somewhere in Wisconsin. Got a cab to the nearest bus stop to get on Greyhound. Took something like 27 hours.

I never get tired of reactions to this movie!🍿😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

Roy Orbison (?) on a black velvet painting!!!😂😂😂

They did a beautiful job on this song! Nice video but please watch the video in Ben Rector’s original… Very cool…all the lyrics of the song are shown in the video where it’s in a rolling pin or a baking dish or a box of stuffing mix… I love both versions!

Robin Pecknold is a better singer than Kiedis, c'mon fellas LOL

Fleet Foxes are special

It’s a classic. Watched it so many times in my life. Great reaction. Hope you keep doing movies you haven’t seen. It’s a fun time

Great reaction ❤🎉

Cole looks so good with shorter hair and trimmed beard.

It’s difficult to comprehend that this is one man and one instrument: live. In addition to pure talent, the song is gorgeous.

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Agree with your comments.

Hillbilly needs a shave and a job!

That's the strangest frame of reference for Michael McKean I've ever heard.

I believe the house in this movie is the same house in home alone

It never ceases to amaze me how when someone loses control of their steering or brakes, they never think to just turn off the engine.

Hello, have you seen the movie Tarzan The Fearless?

Steve Martin said Dells reveal at the end was originally much longer and was cut down. He talks about it in a video and wished they didn't cut Dells scene down.

Thanks, Cole. Hope you had a blessed Thanksgiving.

Michael E. Armagost, 37, Third Mate Fred J. Beetcher, 56, Porter Thomas D. Bentsen, 23, Oiler Edward F. Bindon, 47, First Asst. Engineer Thomas D. Borgeson, 41, Maintenance Oliver J. Champeau, 41, Third Asst. Engineer Nolan S. Church, 55, Porter Ransom E. Cundy, 53, Watchman Thomas E. Edwards, 50, Second Asst. Engineer Russell G. Haskell, 40, Second Asst. Engineer George J. Holl, 60, Chief Engineer Bruce L. Hudson, 22, Deck Hand Allen G. Kalmon, 43, Second Cook Gordon F. MacLellan, 30, Wiper Joseph W. Mazes, 59, Special Maintenance Man John H. McCarthy, 62, First Mate Ernest M. McSorley, 63, Captain Eugene W. O'Brien, 50, Wheelsman Karl A. Peckol, 20, Watchman John J. Poviach, 59, Wheelsman James A. Pratt, 44, Second Mate Robert C. Rafferty, 62, Steward Paul M. Riippa, 22, Deck Hand John D. Simmons, 63, Wheelsman William J. Spengler, 59, Watchman Mark A. Thomas, 21, Deck Hand Ralph G. Walton, 58, Oiler David E. Weiss, 22, Cadet Blaine H. Wilhelm, 52, Oiler

One of my top ten Bruce songs still. I lost a little interest once he started singing more consistently with a folksier vocal affectation.

I love the song Cole. Didn’t know it beforehand. Yes, Ben wrote a beauty. It’s so apropos. Loved hearing Rob and Chance. Yes, Bastien fits right in I think. Good one Cole. Hope you had a good Thanksgiving!

Great reaction. There's a variety of styles and the keads change. Hope you'll check them out.

I agree, great version and more Thanksgiving songs, Please

Beautiful, as always. But, I'm going to have to bring tissues when I watch their music videos, just in case. Thanks for the Home Free reactions

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I don’t know if they finally got to eat the food or not. It was evidently a long day of filming because Chance’s butt crack was videoed in the process, and everyone was so exhausted, they just blurred it out. 😅😂

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One of my fave songs by Chris is his version of Amazing Grace- he sings all parts❤

The indian's name for Lake Superior.

Hello Cole Powell, Please check out an all female group from Japan called *BAND-MAID* and the song *Alone* Thanks! 😊

Sei logorroico!

Cole, I just learned there were many scenes deleted, some of which conveyed that Neal and his wife were already having problems before the movie starts, and that his being delayed 2 days and lack of contact was making her wonder about his fidelity. Also, there's a scene where Del orders a pizza to the motel room and doesn't tip the delivery guy. That's who comes back and robs them. Those scenes make more sense than just a random motel burglar, and the weird greeting at the end with Del and Neal and his wife.

Remember your Paul Pena video? I have made a subreddit to educate people on his music and to commemorate him.

It’s always crazy seeing Steve Martin as the straight man in movies because his stand up comedy and his first movie The Jerk were so silly. He is the master of silliness, so I kind of feel like he got put into a strange box where he plays more serious characters in comedies. He’s also a great writer btw. If you ever get the chance, I recommend Picasso at the Lapin Agile, Born Standing Up, or The Pleasure of My Company. First time watching your channel. Liked it a whole bunch.

Please, allot of us would love to hear more reactions to Dan. Great videos!

The "you're going the wrong way" near death scene always makes me think about two other traumatic road trip scenes from other movies. The scene with Pee Wee riding in the semi truck with Large Marge in Pee Wee's Big Adventure, and the scene in Tommy Boy with David Spade and Chris Farley when the deer awakens in the back seat. 🤣🤣🤣

As we know from his previous films, John Huhges, despite being in his late 30s already, was a genuine fan of the current 80s pop music of the time- especially New Wave. The song that kind of serves as Del's theme is called "Power To Believe" by Dream Academy. John liked their original version with lyrics but asked them to record an instrumental version for the film. (John had previously used their instrumental version of The Smiths "Please Please Please Let Me Get What I Want" for the museum stained glass scene in Ferris Bueller in addition to their song "The Edge of Forever" toward the end of the film.) Hughes also wanted to used Paul Young's hit version of "Every Time You Go Away" for the closing scene but his record label denied use despite Paul's support. The version used was by English band Blue Room, who had songs featured in both Ferris Bueller and Some Kind of Wonderful. ("Every Time You Go Away" was originally written and recorded by Hall & Oates) Btw.. the version of "Red River Rock" that you liked was by British musical project Silicon Teens. They were sort of a fictional band like Gorillaz. Having said all that... I feel that was a misstep. The modern, lush, electronic sound just didn't fit these characters or their scenarios the way it fit in his Teen movies. I also feel like it didn't mix well with the other music (Ray Charles, Steve Earle, Dave Edmunds, Emmylou Harris...) and the incidental score by the film's composer Ira Newborn. Minor gripes, though. Love John Hughes..Martin, Candy.. Great film.

Chris Rupp did a killer “I’m just Ken” cover!

Mine didn’t work 😢😢😢

The Voiceplay became zombies as J. None ran away from them because of this virus 🦠 but thank you for your information, Cole.

Someone once asked Eddie Van Halen how does it feel to be the best guitar player in the world. "I don't know, ask Roy Clark."

I hear it, and I grew up on Bob Dylan

WHIPLASH doesn´t make sense at all!!!!

Great song & reaction 😊

2:03 - lol, people so afuraid to lose 70 CENTS on their no-name channels by not pausing every so often.

Watch him doing that song on the 12 string.

Also, Austin released the video for Hers Ain't Mine last week. I'd love to see your reaction.

Just in time for the Christmas season check out Chris Rupp's What Child is This featuring Home Free. Great solo work from Chris, Tim and Austin plus six part harmony!

Jim Stafford, Roy, Glen and Jerry Reed could play anything a rock guitarist could play but how many rock guitarists are talented enough to play this? Or Classical Gas?