Planes, Trains, and Automobiles * FIRST TIME WATCHING * reaction & commentary * MMM
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- My FIRST TIME EVER watching Planes, Trains, and Automobiles - and I cry. A LOT. Yes, I am a 26 year old who has NO IDEA what this movie is even about is even about - so I take YOU on a journey to watch me give you: What I think the movie is about, real time me watching, and my final review.
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My Monday doesn’t start until I hear “Hi, yes, hello.”
I LOVE THIS.
Same!
Same here!!!
I said that to someone and they looked at me funny. 🤣
I chkd earlier, No Reaction, I got worried
John candy died in 1994 at the age of 43. It was a suspected heart attack, but there was no autopsy so it was reported as inconclusive. The guy was an absolute comedy legend and he left us way too soon.❤
John Candy: Roy's Food Repair th-cam.com/video/1KT7jrebtis/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=jimmymulvaney
This is why you try to keep slim and eat a decent diet.... People that don't die younger ..Plus he had Drug and alcohol problems
He had just finished making lasagna for the entire movie crew the night he died. So beautifully generous and the best. I miss his light and goodness.
There is a Hollywood legend about a cursed movie script "Atuk"concerning John Candy and several other comedians whom all passed after reading it.
@@Pinkielover Why? You only live once and you are not getting out alive, enjoy life as you want. It's a misconception that overweight means unhealthy, you can be perfectly healthy unless you are 400 pounds which this man wasn't. I've seen plenty of stories of slim, exercise everyday people drop dead. When it's your time you go and nothing will stop it. Read up on the subject, it might surprise you: www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4229150/
If you like John Candy, I highly recommend “Uncle Buck”
Or for Steve Martin watch Father Of The Bride.
And “cool runnings”
Brewster's Millions
Also: Who's Harry Crumb and The Great Outdoors.
John Candy was a lot like Alex Trebek, a national treasure on both sides of the border. He’s still very much missed.
I was homeless for two years and a friend of mine introduced me to his family, this film means a lot to me, at a time I can't watch... But I will always appreciate what he did for me
Please never judge, we are not all a lost cause
We all have someone lost... We just don't tell you like someone on some social media...
I had the good fortune to meet John Candy in the early eighties when I worked at Toronto airport. The man is so naturally funny, if he starts laughing there is no way every person within fifty feet doesn't start laughing too.
This and "Uncle Buck" could have been John Candy's ENTIRE career, and he would have still been BELOVED!
Love Uncle Buck.
she needs to watch uncle buck
these and "Who's Harry Crumb".
Now I want giant pancakes for breakfast
Gotta add in "The Great Outdoors".
“You wanna hurt me? Go right ahead if it makes you feel any better. I'm an easy target. Yeah, you're right. I talk too much. I also listen too much. I could be a cold-hearted cynic like you, but I don't like to hurt people's feelings. Well, you think what you want about me. I'm not changing. I like me. My wife likes me. My customers like me. 'Cause I'm the real article. What you see is what you get.”
Never has a character movie quote resonated with me so much on a personal level.
Whenever I hear this it reminds me of the family guy episode where peter says it to Lois.
Yeah, I've seen this movie a hundred times and that scene tears me up.
It's impossible to picture another actor delivering these lines the way John Candy did here.
John Candy was the real deal and this movie easily is near or at the top of "buddy comedy" genre.
Yes, but I always thought if he “listened too much” he’d be a bit more self-aware and catch on when others are not jiving with him . . .
*Fun Fact:* They shot 3+ hours worth of footage for this movie. The film's director, John Hughes, wrote a lot of material and scenes that would have fleshed out the characters, and story even further. The producers wanted it trimmed down to 90 minutes.
Now there's a petition to #ReleaseTheHughesCut in its entirety. Hughes confirmed, before his death in 2009, that the extra footage is still in a film reel storage.
I mean... the movie is pretty much perfect like it is, idk if a 3 hs cut is really a good idea.
@ maybe not, but it would be a nice option in a DVD, so people could see the whole 3 hrs if they wanted.
I say we get #ReleaseTheHughesCut going
That fact was fun!
3 hours was indeed the very first cut but the Hughes cut, the one that actually made to test audiences, is only about 2h. Personally I'd love to see both but I strongly suspect the first one must drag. My biggest complaint about the 90 minute version we got is that Steve Martin's rant in the hotel arrives too soon. They simply cut way too much prior to that so it doesn't fully make sense for him to get this angry.
The greatest part of this movie is when you realize that Del set out to get Neil home but it ended up that Neil is the one that brought Del home. Excellent movie, excellent story line. Its just so rich.
Fun fact, Steve Martin is a world class banjo player with a Grammy award for Best Country Instrumental Music.
If you call 1994 recent then yes, John Candy died recently. But seriously, dammit, it's still a fresh wound to me.
Damn.. I am not good at counting.
@@awkwardashleigh We're good lol. Your reaction to John Candy in the motel was so damn wholesome and relatable and you DID have a point with your pig story, the point is that's how you managed to afford your car so that's awesome for you. 🧡
We still miss him.
If that's the case I was born pretty recently 1974 lmao
You could dress up as the Heat Miser for Christmas. Just a small transition. 😀
The book John Candy was reading in the airport with the fictional title, “The Canadian Mounted” was also being read by Ryan Reynolds in Deadpool 2.
Hes always been a big fan of John Candy
Canadians stick together. 😉👌
This movie is that age old story of 'you never know what somebody is going thru' and you never know what a helping hand could do to change someone's life, that person that gets on your nerves could become your best friend.
Uncle Buck! Uncle Buck! Uncle Buck! Another John Hughes, John Candy flick that you will love
YES A MILLION 👍
Yes please
Uncle Buck is so wonderful!!
Must review Uncle Buck next!
Perfect introduction to Macaulay Culkin too.
“Is that the guy from Friday the 13th?” - Kevin Bacon crying into his resume.
HAHAHAHAHAHAHA
If you’re in the mood for a fun monster movie, Kevin Bacon was in “Tremors.” He also made a great scary movie called “Stir of Echoes.”
Visit the Oracle of Bacon. www.oracleofbacon.org/ then type in the name of any actor or actress.
@@lisanygaard2720 I love Tremors sooo much 😂💜
So I assume she’s never played 6 degrees of Kevin Bacon. 😂
I always imagined that after this, they became incredibly close friends bad Neil helped Dell “ground” himself again, to where Neil’s kids even called Dell, “Uncle Dell”.
I always hoped so.
well they been through that much together, they pretty much was close friends at that point.
I like the way you think.
Ya me too. And Neil was in marketing and Dell was so good at sales... i always imagined that Dell got on his feet via Neil and Dell’s humility rubbed off on Neil.
I believe it
John Candy was such a genius. I don't know anybody who could do both comedy and drama as well as he did it.
"Marie's been dead for eight years." I'm a grown-ass man and this scene obliterated me. LOVED your reaction to it and the rest of the film! Keep up the great work.
Funny story, saw this movie in the theatre with a buddy of mine, both of us thinking it's just a comedy. Laughed a lot during, loved it. Then that ending caught us both completely off guard. Had I been alone, I would have been bawling my eyes out. But of course, was with a buddy and we were like 19 or 20, so I couldn't. We both later admitted that we were about to lose it.
Same, man.
Same here. Was 11 when it was theatrically released, but when I first saw it at 16, it tore my heart out too. Still a classic.
I literally read this post as the scene happened......
Damn dusty in here.
@@scotthewitt258 High pollen count out there, brother...
Fun fact: the reason Kevin Bacon was in the beginning was because he was playing a character cameo from another John Hughes directed movie called “She’s having a baby”.
And, if you pay attention you can hear a scene from "She's Having a Baby" in the background when Steve Martin is calling his wife from the road and she's in bed watching TV!
That would be a great reaction. One of Hughes' best IMO.
I wonder if that's why Eugene Levy is in the movie but not credited as well.
And Steve Martin's character appears briefly in She's having a baby.
Not many people picked up on that.
It’s funny because I always thought that his wife’s reaction at the end was a little over the top, until I heard the real reason. The movie’s original cut was super long so they had to cut out a bunch of scenes. There’s a whole sub story about his wife thinking that the Steve Martin character was messing around and she thought Dale was actually a woman. So when he shows up at the end with Dale, who obviously was a man, she’s super relieved. All makes sense now.
John Candy was not only an insanely funny comedian, but also a fantastic actor. I wish he was still around.
We all do.
Totally agree. The ending scene in P T & A when we learn the truth about his wife is one of the best acted scenes ever imo. Truly heartbreaking.
Staying with Steve Martin, watch “The Jerk”, or stay with the transportation theme, watch “Airplane”.
It's never a bad idea to watch Airplane!
@@cheeseburger12 Surely you can't be serious. :p
Airplane.
codyw1 - Don’t call me Shirley.
Definitely watch The Jerk!!
John Hughes wrote this movie in one weekend but it's one of my favorites. I love how you cry sad tears when we find out about Del's dead wife, but then IMMEDIATELY turn that into crying happy tears when he and Neal are walking down the street to his house.
I cried watching you cry and I've seen this movie like 20 times. It's a great movie. Meanwhile... more clips of you on the radio is a MUST.
I did too!
I love how she recognized the guy “from the Visine commercial”, not even realizing he’s best known from the John Hughes masterclass, Ferris Bueller’s Day Off.
@Joseph Lomeo Stein. And I didn’t know that about him, very cool.
We also have Ferris' father and the principal's secretary in this movie in addition to Ben Stein.
Also has Edie McClure(?) who played the clerk who told Steve he was f***ed
@Joseph Lomeo Stein
Right?!? Lol. That was hilarious. And Kevin Bacon, the guy in Friday the 13th cracked me up too. She's just honestly adorable. lol
Bill Murray and Richard Dreyfus were in a movie together. "What About Bob". Great comedy.
This is a must see as well.
Oh yeah, that'd be a great one to do😁
Yes, definitely a must see once the holidays are over!
Can't believe you didn't play the wrong way part. When Dale says "How do they know we're going the wrong way. They don't know where we're going. Their drunk"
I feel like the famous "a fucking car" scene shoulda been shown too. I was waiting for that lol. Cool to see this though through fresh eyes.
unfortunately the whole movie couldnt be seen, certain scenes were omitted to pass copyright claims, but she herself watched the whole movie.
Candy as Del Griffith should have got an oscar nomination for best supporting actor. His use of facial expression, in the scenes where he reacted to Neal tearing strips off him and where he came clean to Neal about his wife's death, was masterful. A performance that was both heartbreaking and heartwarming in equal measure.
John Candy was always a class act. He was a nice human being and is missed.
Interesting fact about Steve Martin, he is a world class Banjo player.
Grammy Award winning banjo player!
Also interesting, hasn't aged since 1977
He is! I saw him in concert several years ago. It was one of the coolest things I’ve ever done!
@@harryballsak1123 he had pre-matureing greying hair.
Watch the Jerk!
The last 7 seconds of this movie… I can never, ever get through it without tearing up 😢 probably the best 7 seconds of acting of John candy’s career ❤
"Trading Places" for "New Years Eve" as well as Christmas.
I think Trading Places is the movie where Bad Santa makes his first appearance.
@@pjgraves3126 LOL!
When we find out that John Candy’s wife has been dead for the past 8 years and he doesn’t have a home, it still plays for me like an Sixth Sense-level twist ending. We know there’s something off about Del, but we don’t want to believe it because he’s such a good soul. When the truth comes, it’s a ton of bricks. Underrated classic. Great commentary as usual, Ashleigh. One of a kind.
@@red8ball864 When we find out, at that point in the film, that John Candy’s character’s wife had been dead for the past 8 years up to that point in time...
AND SHE’S IN THE TRUNK!
@@mem1701movies That’s the unrated cut, for sure.
The Three Amigos is a must for Steve Martin fans.
Such an Infamous film. ;)
@@WesleyScottOfficial it's not just famous...it's INfamous lol
Yes! Totally this!
This indeed!! You’ll crap your pants with laughter
A possible veiled reference to it was in Family Guy this week...again.
Ashleigh, I think you’re such a character and out of all the channels That do what you do, I realized that you are the QUEEN!!
I wish I was your real life friend. So many things you say are just like things I would say. You’re awesome girl.
I took Steve's argument to heart a long time ago. To this day when I tell a story or anecdote? I try like hell to have a point KNOWING that it's so much more enjoyable for the listener
Dirty Rotten Scoundrels next my favorite Steve Martin flick.
The Price is Right Review Absolutely! She would love it.
@@susanmaggiora4800 Ruprecht...Ruprecht No!..😆
Oh my gosh, yes!!
There’s too many to pick a favorite, the Jerk, Three Amigos.
Christmas is coming so it’s time to watch Mixed Nuts
I second this for an AA reaction. Ruprecht, do not take the cork off the fork.
John Candy is an international treasure.
Yes, fantastic Hollywood actor - from Canada!
When he passed, I broke down. I love that man.
was
@@Pinkielover nope, he still is, and always will be
Yes. A truly CANADIAN international treasure.
John Hughes' classic, "Christmas Vacation."
I've seen that so many times 🎄
Another interesting fact about Steve Martin: he's a bigger name and more of a legend known to literally the entire planet than another actor/comedian that you probably can name.
When John Candy explains about his wife, I started crying about 2 seconds before you did because I knew what was coming. Such a great movie all these years later!
Thanks for this reaction! I suggest the following John Candy-movies:
-Uncle Buck
-The Great Outdoors
-Who's Harry Crumb ?
-Armed and Dangerous
-Only the Lonely
-Cool Runnings
Uncle Buck is one of my favorites!
Underrated: Summer Rental
@@chuckjcarter I ALWAYS forget about Summer Rental. Agree.
Great Outdoors is definitely one of my favorites...
And agree, Summer Rental is sneaky good , too !
RIP John Candy
A good & funny dude !
"That guy" who did the red eye commercial. :) Now imagine him saying, "Bueller? Bueller? Bueller?"
Funny you remembers the guy from the eye drops commercial rather than Ferris Bueller's Day Off showing she's truly a millennial...lol
OMG has she seen Ferris? She needs to do a react on that one!
My favorite cameo for Ben Stein was in Honeymoon in Vegas and Nicholas Cage's outburst
Well to her Kevin Bacon is That guy from Friday the 13th
ASHLEIGH-IENS! Yall know Ashleigh is probably going to be watching National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation for the holidays, but you all also know that without watching National Lampoon's Vacation first our dear millennial with miss a lot of joke setups. Show of likes: how many think she should watch National Lampoon's Vacation before she dives into her Christmas movie reviews?
How about she makes it her very first Christmas movie review on the first MMM of December?
I was already wondering how that could best be handled. She seemingly has a lot on her plate currently, but Understanding the character setups prior to Xmas Vacation goes a long way into making it a better movie. Ashleigh, we are grateful for the effort you are putting into all of this and your genuine (heartfelt) reactions... no stress! Whatever you sort out will be solid!
Cousin Ed should be introduced to in the first movie to appreciate him in the next one.
Not a Christmas movie, but I always loved National Lampoon's Loaded Weapon 1 with Emilio Estevez and Samuel Jackson. Not to mention Tim Curry and a few star cameos.
Absolutely; Ashleigh needs that early introduction to the Griswalds to really appreciate the later films.
Every time she says John candy passed away recently, I’m like “is 26 years that recent?” Lol
I'm glad someone else heard that too. LOL
I know i was laughing 26 years is recent..LMAO
Maybe she just heard that he died recently even though it happened 26 years ago
lol he "just died"
It is to me! ;D
John Candy and Steve Martin: This is probably the best movie from each of these A list actors. One of the best movies ever made, definitely my favorite from the 80s / 90s.
I dunno, the list of great Steve Martin movies is pretty long.
Parenthood would be my pick for Steve Martin's best work. I never forgot the line "my whole life is 'have to'".
I could go on and on with what is in my heart right now. I could tell you at length how you remind me of my oldest daughter when she was your age. How that alone pulls my heart strings of joy every time I watch you. Then I could go on forever about how my grandma was the center of the family when I was young. That she was the type who had family gatherings on Thanksgiving. That she would bake for days before, and get up a 4 am the day of. In her small house, we would move furniture out and two banquet tables in, with the kids around the kitchen table. I could tell you how this time of year has my grandmother is center in my thoughts over and over in different ways every time. I could emphasize how this was one of her favorite movies and that I think about her every time I watch it. No matter how hard I try I can never truly get across just what it all means to me. It makes me remember that we all underestimate just how much impact we all have and appreciation we may receive without ever knowing or comprehending. As I was once told by a stranger, "A conversation with a stranger can alter the direction of our lives forever." As I sit here alone I humbly say thank you. I needed this tonight.
This message has been brought to you by Jack Daniels and Coca-Cola. I'm really not much of a drinker. Case in point; I just mixed my 3rd drink, and being a normal coffee drinker, I added sugar. Now it has a head like a beer? I don't know what the hell I'm doing but it sure is real, and it sure is real fun! Keep up the good work and Happy Thanksgiving.
Roxanne.... is one of Steve Martin best movies. "The Jerk" is him at his prime.
I was just going to post the same thing. Not to take away from any of his other movies, but this is the one that shows all of his abilities, be it acting, comedy, etc. This is to me his best movie by far.
Dirty Rotten Scoundrels was pretty good too. I saw it again several months ago and it still made me laugh quite a bit.
Roxanne is wonderful.
WHAT’S HAPPENING TO MY SPECIAL PURPOSE?
HE HATES THESE CANS!!!!!
You really really really need to watch the Movie "Stripes" it has Bill Murray, John Candy, Harold Ramis. Stripes is an absolute classic that every should be able to see
Love that movie saw it when it came out at the pic's when I was a kid.
That's a fact!!!
"John Candy, he passed away recently"
That was 26 years ago.
I mean, I guess recently IS a very relative term
Ashley - DON'T CRY... you've got 37,200 subscribers because by doing what you do, and being who you are, you make us happy... even 57-yr-old Canadians like me!
Quintessential John Cady film: Uncle Buck
Quintessential Steve Martin film: The Jerk
These are MUST SEES Ashleigh 👌
Loved Buck but I have to say the first time I saw The Jerk I hated it. ....but every time since I liked it a little more. Now of course I love it. (That doesn't happen often.)
Quintessential John Hughes film, (take your pick, they all are), Ferris Bueller's Day Off.
Uncke Buck is also the movie that made MacCauley Culkin a star.
How about watching, “all of me”? Great Steve Martin film....
Watching The Jerk is all I need. And this lamp.
Not only is Steve Martin good looking he's a comedy genius. Check out "The Jerk", "Three Amigos"or his stand up comedy specials.
All of Me is his best.
Plus "Roxanne," "Little Shop of Horrors"
I quite like Dirty Rotten Scoundrels
Also, Ashleigh gobbling on radio...
Also "Dead Men Don't Wear Plaid" and "Leap of Faith"
Don't forget "Spies Like Us" and "Coming to America". :)👍💕💕💕❤❤❤
5:24 The guy from the "red eye drops commercial" is the teacher from "Ferris Bueller's Day Off". Another film you have to watch.
Yes, such a recent tragedy that we lost the prolific John Candy on March 4, 1994. We are still in mourning because it was a shock to lose him so soon.
Best line of the video: "Ambrosia? Isn't that a skin disease?" (Seriously, it's a ridiculously sweet dessert/side dish with marshmallows, mandarin oranges, pineapple, coconut, and whipped cream).
Steve Martin is a huge star. He started as a stand-up comedian, and was on Saturday Night Live a lot in its early years.
John Candy died in 1994, 26 years ago. It's hard for me to believe it's been that long.
The guy from the eyedrops commercial is Ben Stein. He's best-known for playing a teacher in Ferris Bueller's Day Off (another John Hughes movie you should watch). In addition to being an actor, he also hosted a game show, and is a lawyer who wrote speeches for presidents Nixon and Ford.
That thing at 5:39 is a credit card imprinter. They were common in the pre-internet days. The merchant would put your card in the machine, put a credit card slip on top of it, then slide this thing over the top of the whole mess. The raised numbers on the card would make impressions on the paper slip. The slip would have three layers. Ink in the machine would make the numbers on the top layer legible, while carbon paper would print the numbers on the bottom two layers (you've probably never seen carbon paper, either). The merchant would write the amount to be charged on the top slip, and the carbon paper would transfer this to the other two slips. You'd then write your signature on the top slip (which would also transfer to the other slips). One copy would go to you, one would go to the bank, and the merchant would keep the third copy. Someone at the bank would read the info off the slip and process it manually. Credit card imprinters have pretty much disappeared, and now a lot of new cards don't even have raised numbers.
Cheap motels used phone locks to keep customers from using their room phones without paying. A better motel/hotel would do the same thing by making all outside calls go through the hotel operator. Now that we have cell phones, the only reason to use a hotel phone is to call room service or the front desk.
I'm glad you enjoyed this one. Happy Thanksgiving!
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Ben Stein has written some hilarious books, too!
"150 iQ•• attorney / economic advisor to Richard Nixon + Gerald Ford / journalist / actor / game show host / comedian / Columbia Univ grad + Yale law valedictorian"
Ambrosia, also the mythical food and drink of the Greek gods. And in the UK, Ambrosia make THE best tinned rice pudding on the market.
My mom makes it with sour cream instead of whipped cream and it's SO GOOD. Cuts down the sweetness and it's a creamier texture.
My mom got so mad one year she left us in charge of making it and we wanted it colorful so we put multiple food dyes in it till it turned brown. She still had to serve it so she made mine and my bros mash pots. Blue and green and now I understand why she was mad! 😂
I’m certain John Candy would be incredibly proud to see someone so moved by that scene.
One of my favorite movies, saw it first in theaters in ‘87.
I worked in the funeral biz for a decade here in LA. Whenever I stopped in at Holy Cross Cemetery in Culver City, I’d visit John Candy’s crypt, just to say hi. I miss that guy.
The gobbles at the END...HAVE MERCY LMAO
Haven’t watched vid yet. Your FB post about broke my heart. Ppl who say you’re too this or too that do not realize you’re a performer, and they’re not your ppl; we are. YOU ARE AMAZING, talented, creative, quirky and real. I cannot wait until you make this channel your F/T job. Being you is going to pay off big-time!
MY HEART. Thank you so much! :D I hope you love this review.
I completely agree. You are a joy to watch. I love how authentic you are and your energy always makes me so happy. Always excited to watch your videos.
Yes, exactly! You keep doing you, Ashleigh, and we will form and follow. You can't please everyone and never try to please the haters.
Agreed; you're the real deal. Love your work.
For Christmas, as a Bill Murray fan, you have to see “Scrooged.” If you liked him in Groundhog Day, you’ll love him in this.
Yes! Yes yes yesyesyesyes YES!
Ashleigh, watched "Scrooged" for 1 of the Christmas movies!
Agreed. An absolutely fantastic Christmas treat. Particularly for a Bill Murray fan.
+1
Yes, one of my favourite Xmas movies. So funny and has the beautiful Karen Allen in it too.
YES! One of my favorite Christmas movies!
John Hughes directed three films for Paramount around '86-'87 -- FERRIS BUELLER'S DAY OFF, SHE'S HAVING A BABY, and PLANES TRAINS AND AUTOMOBILES -- and they kinda work as an unofficial trilogy about stages of life, all set in Chicago where Hughes lived, plus there are connections between the three. In the opening of PT&A, the actor playing Steve Martin's friend at the ad agency is Lyman Ward, who plays the dad to Matthew Broderick in FERRIS BUELLER, and is likely the same character in both. In BABY, Kevin Bacon plays a just-married man dealing with impending fatherhood who reluctantly gets a job in advertising, and likely works in the same agency as Ward and Martin, which is why he has the cameo in PT&A challenging Martin for the cab.
If you watch the other two movies, make sure you stay all the way through the credits, there are "cookies." There was a cookie at the end of PT&A too, but I think you missed it.
Just FYI they were not drinking from a minibar at the motel. Airlines used to give out little bottles of liquor on flights (along with a can of tonic, coke, whatever to mix it with). The idea was John Candy’s character flew so much he had amassed quite a collection for himself.
"That guy is the guy who does the red eye drop commercials."
It's time you react to Ferris Beuller's Day Off.
Bueller? Bueller?
Agreed. Also, it's another John Hughes movie, and has both Ben Stein and Edie McClurg (the car rental agent in this one). And a guy named Jeffrey Jones who you've seen in Beetlejuice and will undoubtedly run into again as you continue watching 80s movies (follow-on film recommendation from me: Stay Tuned).
The guy is Ben Stein, a lawyer, an economist and political speech writer for Richard Nixon and Gerald Ford.
Apparently while waiting for his audition for the teacher part to start, he read the roll call and it had the extras howling with laughter, again under direction and the cast was laughing, then he was told to make up the class scene which he did about economics and it got him the part.
The way Stein talks in such a monotone and dry, deadpan way is hilarious.
The moment she said that I scrolled down to see if anyone else pointed out she obviously needs to watch Ferris Beuller's Day Off.
Oh, yes! This one!
Another John Candy movie you can watch is "Cool Runnings". It is about a Jamaican Bobsled team that makes the winter Olympics and he plays the coach of the team. It's based on a true story. It will make you laugh a lot and cry too. You don't have to do a review of it. Just watch it with hubby. For a Christmas/New Year movie, watch "When Harry Met Sally".
Surprisingly heartfelt performance by him. "If you're not good enough without it, you won't be good enough with it." Great line.
Yeah, that's a pretty good movie. Pretty much any John Candy movie is good. The later movies make me sad though, Cool runnings and Wagons East in particular for being his last two movies.
yeah, its a classic.
I'd like to add my voice to this suggestion. He really adds some real pathos to the movie
John Candy could make you uncontrollably laugh and make you cry like a baby. One of the greats.
"The ol' Google Lookity Box." I dig that; I'm gonna start calling it that now.
every Hughe's movie is worth checking out - he is 80's movies - Sixteen Candles, Pretty in Pink. Weird Science. Uncle Buck. Ferris Bueller, Home Alone, et al.
Anyone else want to give Ashleigh a great big hug? I mean, it'd be really awkward, a big, hairy, 50 year old stranger just hugging her and all... but, still, if she was here right now, totally hugging her. I wonder which one of us would die of embarassment first?
Fun Facts!: "Through the courtesy of Fred's two feet" is the most forgotten line of the Flintstone's theme song.
God... I love this channel so much. You've been watching all of my favorite movies and having the best reactions to them XD
You have to see Big Trouble in Little China, Uncle Buck and Groundhog Day.
What about bob
I agree with all three, but man, one of those things aint like the other :D
Ashleigh, I would just like to take a moment to point out something we are all experiencing in this growing community... please be genuinely proud of the vibe you are curating here on this platform. It’s no small thing that the comment section for uploads are filled with people across a wide age range largely (?) wanting to encourage and support your dive into our collective memories. Technically, this series started as reviews from a “younger” perspective... but honestly it’s developed into a deeper engagement where we all seemingly feel appreciative of your truly genuine engagement. It’s quite endearing on many levels and in both directions. Thank you for continuing to share and don’t forget to breathe.
OH MY GOD. This is soo soo nice.. Thank you so much for being so encouraging. :) It appreciate it more than you know!
I agree. Your channel has evolved into a wonderful community that connects generations.
@@awkwardashleigh Yes! You are hilarious and charismatic. Glad you're enjoying all of this. Love, a 39 yr old Elderly Millennial.
Steve Martin has those guns because he is a kick-ass banjo player. He used it on his stand up albums and now does TH-cam videos jamming some tunes. A fascinating man.
As soon as I saw you were doing Planes, Trains, and Automobiles I said to myself"She's going to cry".
"The Jerk" and "Roxanne" are both good Steve Martin films.
She HAS to watch The Jerk... “I was born a poor black child” & “Waiter, there are snails on her plate” not forgetting “Navan Johnson, common asshole”. LOVE The Jerk.
These cans are defective!
@@armedrealtorakasheepdog6914 My name in print!
I was just gonna recommend Roxanne.
@@TheOutcast05 I was just going to recommend "Groundhog Day" - partly because of Bill Murray, and partly because I'm happy to accept Andie McDowell as a metaphor for enlightenment.
"My great-grandma had one (rotary phone)" - Ooof, now I feel old.
Yeah my grandparents had them but I recall having one when I was very little. In fact I just saw it gathering dust in my basement. That was back when you had to rent your phone from the phone company.
@@3DJapan
There is one in my basement somewhere, too. We could've used those things for 100 years and they'd still be good as new. (Instead of having to buy a new one every 2 years!)
I could never understand those phones
@@SamuelBlack84 My biggest annoyance with them was my home number was mostly 8's, 9's, and 0's so it felt like it took forever to dial home.
I have to say your talking is what makes people watch you. You lift my spirits with your reactions, and your laughter is contagious. Don't let anyone tell you otherwise 💐
This is one of my all time favorite films. I have watched it probably at least a couple dozen times. Yes, that many. It's very much comfort food for me.
Underrated John Candy classic -“The great outdoors”and it has Dan Akroyd as well. Also Home Alone is a great John Hughes Christmas movie
"Big bear ...Big bear ....Big bear" lol
The Great Outdoors is amazing
"Yeah go and get yourself a spin cycle!"
@@slytheringingerwitch classic 😀
The Great Outdoors was a great movie lol
That scene near the end with Steve Martin on the train, starting to think about his family, but then his mind going back to all the crap he's been through the past two days, and piecing together that something's up with Del, then the reveal... I think that gives me stronger feels every time I see it. Such an incredible way to end a movie.
Hi !
Like Bob Ross from the joy of painting would say, I came across your channel not by mistake but by a little happy accident. Planes Trains & Automobiles is my ALL TIME favorite comedy. I've seen it so many times and relived all the emotions and laughs again by watching your review. I was really moved by this review, you are so genuine ! Now, I can't possibly see ALL of your videos, but I am catching up ! :-) Hello from Montreal, Canada !
Thank you for posting this; I have wondered for years why I never watched this again, because I didn't remember it being bad... Now I know why I didn't want to watch it again, that was brutal.
When we lost John back in the mid 90s, it was like we lost a lovable cousin almost. Someone we may not have seen all the time, but was a big part of our growing up. I am even shocked not shocked, but he is missed even to this day. Very few actors have done that to people.
I remember the movies and growing up watching his cartoon Camp Candy. But yeah he was cousin John, a great addition to the family.
The Steve Martin movie that no one seems to mention anymore is Roxanne. Everyone watched it all the time in the late 80's.
I think Ashley would enjoy that one.
John Hughes wrote another awesome Thanksgiving road movie called 'Dutch". Great review as always.
If you like Steven Martin watch “dirty rotten scoundrels”
And there's a less known movie of his called "All of Me" which I remember being very good. He gets possessed by the spirit of a dead woman, and much physical comedy ensues.
YES! YES! YES!
You should also check out "The Great Outdoors."
Seconded
Yes love it
Yeahhh ! That is such a fun movie ! Fourthded It !
I agree! The Great Outdoors is hilarious. Dan Aykroyd is also in it
one of my all-time favorites of his!
Rick Moranis, Steve Martin, Ellen Greene, John Candy and Bill Murray in Little Shop of Horrors. Maybe for a Musical Month?
Or for next year's Hallow-Beans
Yes Yes Yes!!
💯
Little Shop Of Horrors is a truly perfect movie. Everything about it works.
Grandmother use to make Ambrosia every year at Thanksgiving. If I recall correctly, it is grapefruit, grapes, apple, jello, banana and coconut shavings.
Always wanted to ride on a real train? I used to LIVE on one! And let me tell you, I LOVED it! Well except for the first week because the room I had the bunk faced forwards and if the brakes were hit you’d go FLYING out and get dumped on the floor, a fall of about five and a half feet. My second room the bunks were against the sidewall. So during a jump I’d get gently rocked to sleep. I remember waking up in the middle of the night going from Albuquerque to Phoenix and looking out the window up at the sky and seeing more stars than I had ever seen in my entire life! Moments like that make me miss the circus life.
More Hughes as Director: Sixteen Candles, Ferris Bueller’s Day Off. As writer: Home Alone, Christmas Vacation, Class Reunion
she's GOT to do Christmas Vacation for Christmas..
I'm up for a John Hughes month!
"Only The Lonely" John Candy's performance in that is next level everyman humanity. Super expensive on DVD but might be able to find it streaming. Since you loved this, highly recommend it.
And it was produced by John Hughes!
one of his more underrated films that is pretty sweet. Ally Sheedy was great in it as well.
Expensive because it is out of print. Used for $60 on Amazon.
This movie was originally over 3 hours long. They had to cut it down. They actually cut more out of it than what was actually in the final version.
I’m pretty sure I felt 57 new gray hairs grow on my head when she said “what’s that?” to the credit card imprinter. 🙈
You should check out "The Jerk". My favorite Steve Martin movie.
coming soon!
@@awkwardashleigh I hope you love it! It is HILARIOUS!!
Mike Wilder They hate the cans! 🤣
@@susanmaggiora4800 We don't have defective cans, we have a defective person out there!
Considering how much times have changed, I wonder how racist the The Jerk will be perceived to be? LOL I mean, due to context, it shouldn't be. But you know how the world is now. LOL
❤️R.I.P. John Candy❤️! I miss You 😞!
I feel attacked too, when neil is SO harsh on Del in the hotel. But I used to blame myself, instead of loving myself and finding friends who DO appreciate me.
hi ashleigh I'm anthony and I found your videos by accident a couple of weeks ago and I've been checking out a bunch of your reaction videos and they are great. just your comments and way you act make me wanna watch some of them all over again. anyway love seeing you watching old classics and react to them for the first time. your videos are great and funny and I can't wait to see what you watch next.