Uncle Buck 1989 * FIRST TIME WATCHING * reaction & commentary * Millennial Movie Monday
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- My FIRST TIME EVER watching Uncle Buck from 1989 - and y'all know how much I love John Candy. 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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The Great Outdoors is another great one with Candy.
Just watched this again last week. loved it...again.
It has slapstick comedic elements very much like Trains, Planes, and Automobiles, and it was written and produced by, you guessed it, John Hughes! Definitely another good one to watch.
Came on here to say the same thing.
The raccoons were the funniest co-stars.
Came here to recommend this one as well, I haven't seen it in ages, but there's so many parts that stick with you.
Cool Runnings - The First Jamaican Bobsleigh Team.
Cool Runnings is a lot of fun
Based on a true story.
Based on the Calgary Winter Olympics and the first Jamaican Bobsled Team.
Agreed. I second that motion.
great movie, true story
"John Candy" is a national treasure. The fact he was born in Canada surprises no one. We in Canada loved him. I met him at an Argonauts game (CFL) where he co-owned the team. He was SUPER friendly. A great one missed.
It sucks when these big guys go so early
My parents were at an Argos game one evening when John Candy was attending, and when everyone saw him out near/on the field, the crowd started chanting, “Uncle Buck! Uncle Buck!” And he smiled and waved to the crowd.
Hes the bloody best canuck ever. Hes our dearly beloved for sure🍁
Here in Germany we Love John Candy too ❤️
I would've love to have met him.
"Is that what FedEx stands for?!" - OMG you literally trying to kill me.
The funniest part of the video, rofl
I cannot watch this movie without thinking of this reaction now it made me howl 🤣
i lost it on that one to.
We witnessed a FedExistential crisis.
Also UPS is United Parcel Service.
"John Candy is a national treasure."
Did you hear that Canada? You did good :).
We know 😁
Heard it. Always been happy to say John Candy was a fellow Canadian.
Not so much for Shatner, but then made up for it with Alex Trebek.
Also Rick Moranis.
@@dirus3142 The entire SCTV cast.
"Is that what FedEx stands for?!" hello darkness my old friend...
That physically hurt me especially sense she’s older then I am by a few years 😂 “oh honey no” was something I never thought I would say but she brought my mom out of me with that one
"Excuse me, my millennial is showing" lol
snap quiz Ashleigh----what does UPS stand for ?
Ferris buellers day off.... another john hughes film ..... P.S. Im on the reverse trajectory... cigarretes, joints then finally crack cocaine.
...splash... john candy was in that too.
"She looks and sounds really familiar" is Aunt Jackie from Roseanne
You saddened me, girl. The Breakfast Club is one of my favorite movies.
"She looks and sounds really familiar". Jackie from Roseanne.
"STRIPES" More John Candy and Bill Murry at their best.
"THAT'S THE FACT, JACK!"
don't forget harold ramis
Some more great John Candy films:
Armed and Dangerous with Eugene Levy (from Schitt's Creek)
The Great Outdoors with Dan Aykroyd (from Ghostbusters)
Who's Harry Crumb?
Splash with Tom Hanks and Daryl Hannah (Eugene Levy's in it too)
@@michaelfitzsimmons8393 if you go Tom Hanks how can you leave off Volunteers? Not as good but still has the Hanks factor.
@@roberthansen4323 oh, yes. Of course. I totally forgot that one
John Candy is great in 'Who's Harry Crumb.' "I must warn you. I have a black belt in Aikido. And the boots to match."
Really? You believe that? Well, "Believe what you want...just don't believe it here!"
;)
That is my favorite John Candy movie! So very underappreciated.
Just watched this the other day so funny a classic john candy movie
Great movie
Who's Harry Crumb really is a must see for John Candy fans! You'd absolutely love it!
Delirious, underrated and mostly forgotten movie. John Candy kills it again.
No… I could see why Delirious was not cherished. It wasn’t that good
@@nsasupporter7557 Your opinion.
This is the movie that got Macaulay Culkin the leading part in Home Alone.
"Is that what FedEx stands for?" Welp, I now officially feel old.
not to mention the arrow in the logo..
I LITERALLY DIDN'T KNOW! hahhaaa
Did Wilson work for FedEx?
@@awkwardashleigh Haha... Too much.
I lost it when she said that🤣
The Jerk with Steve Martin would fit your humor perfectly.
PLEASE watch The Jerk. It stars Steve Martin and is one of the funniest movies ever made.
@@a.hollins8691 They hate these cans!
Maybe hold off on the spoilers since she MAY actually watch it someday. Even if you don't explain it, it might be slightly less funny if it's already something she recognizes and expects.
Yes! The Jerk is hilarious!
Yes, The Jerk!
"I'm Buck Melanoma. Maisy Russell's wart."
This is all I wanted to see here! Best line ever.
@@charlie.h.4 yup. The only thing potentially better than this line was John Candy's delivery hahaha
Forever. ❤️
*Good John Candy movies to check out:*
- _Cool Runnings_
- _JFK_
- _The Great Outdoors_
*Other John Hughes movies to check out:*
- _Ferris Bueller's Day Off_
- _Sixteen Candles_
- _Pretty In Pink_
- _National Lampoon's Vacation_
Brewsters Millions!
Do not forget about Some Kind of Wonderful.
"What's Federal Express? Is that FedEx? Is that what FedEx stands for?" 🤣🤣🤣
I literally laughed out loud when she said that.
And then there's FedEx Express. Federal Express Express!
I was thinking "Yes, and KFC actually stands for Kentucky Fried Chicken! And J-Lo is actually a woman named Jennifer Lopez." We just aren't capable of saying entire names anymore.
And to get really lazy, weightwatchers is now ww.
@@robertreichle1 Social media and our shortcuts on those initially tiny smart phone screens has largely contributed to the super shortening of words. I imagine someday in the future we won't actually laugh at peoples' jokes in person but actually say "roffle!" (ROFL) or "lol".
"Is that what FedEx stands for?" your entire channel has been leading up to this moment!
Spoiler Alert: KFC used to be called Kentucky Fried Chicken.
UPS: United Parcel Service
AT&T: American Telephone and Telegraph. (Telephone: That thing in your hand.)
@@bastifar1
Her great grandmother had a rotary phone.
IHOP: International House Of Pancakes
WaFed: Washington Federal
CVS: Consumer Value Stores
3M: Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing
A&W: Allen and Wright
HP: Hewlett-Packard
GEICO: Government Employees Insurance Company
AOL: America On-Line
GE: General Electric
Intel: Integrated Electronics
The nosey neighbor is played by actress Laurie Metcalf. Who also plays: Jackie on The Conners and was also Sheldon's mother on Big Bang Theory. AND she plays Andy's mother in Toy Story.
And Roseanne's sister!
She never blinks it makes my skin crawl
She's Jackie on Roseanne
@@rossrobertson674 thanks for repeating what I just said.
@@patrickcromwell7554 you said she's Jackie on the Conners and I refuse to acknowledge that backstabbing show
John Candy, was such a wonderful actor, and man in real life.
"Is that what Fed Ex stands for?!?" was the funniest line in this review.
@Leonard Dunham It was called Federal Express until 2000
I had to pause the video 🤣
"Federal Express, when it absolutely, positively has to be there overnight."
Life lessons from a John Hugh's film
I felt old right then.
Please watch the John Candy movie "The Great Outdoors" from 1988 !
I am 99.6% certain that this in on the list :D
YES!!!!!!!!!
@@adriancastillo1957 Absolutely one of my favorite movies of all times.
Yes.... one of his best.
My favorite John Candy film. Definitely.
John Candy is a comedy GOD. What a loss. He lived hard, burned brighter than the sun and left some amazing footage for us.
The deadpan staccato back and forth talking between Candy and Culkin in that breakfast scene is parodying the style of a long-running TV cop drama, "DRAGNET," where the detectives would grill suspects and witnesses with a "Just the facts" admonition. The Dan Aykroyd/Tom Hanks DRAGNET movie was a full-on parody of the show.
Oh yea the Dragnet movie! I havent thought about in forever.
Macaulay Culkin was a big Dragnet fan as a kid, and he would often do a Jack Webb impression in interviews.
If you like John Hughes then Ferris Buellers Day Off is a must.
YES Ferris Bueller's day off is my favorite. John Hughes was like the king of the 80s movies
One of my favorite movies of all time and Hughes at his best. Totally classic movie.
OH YEAAAAH!
EDIT: I have a Save Ferris T-shirt. People still recognise it. It's getting holes in it though, time to get a new one.
Best John Hughes movie I can think of. And lets see if she knows who Mathew Broderick is. LOL.
Other John Candy movies i can think of: Summer Rental and Slash (more a supporting character)
As others have said about John Hughes, Ferris Bueller is a must
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Brewster's Millions" Richard Pryor and John Candy
That's more a Richard Pryor movie, but still a great movie, and John candy is great
Yes!!!
Brewster's Millions!! Love this movie!
He was always more of a comedy sidekick than a lead actor, he was just starting to get some really funny lead roles when he passed away.
Yes!
The funniest line in the video was when you said "my millennial is showing". Girl, it sure was! LMAO!
Happened to watch 'Short Circuit' (1986) the other day, one of the stars in that film, Ally Sheedy starred in a film with John Candy called 'Only The Lonely' (1991). Both worth watching.
“Cool Runnings” with John Candy is good. BTW I think he took a pay cut to be in the movie.
Yea he did take a pay cut because he believed in the script it and actually lobbied for it.
I think it was his best acting in cool runnings
Cool Runnings and Great Outdoors are two of my favorite John Candy movies.
And Cool Runnings is based on a true story. A more serious role for him. Comic actors make the best drama actors.
It was the last film he shot, although not the last one released.
“John Candy is a national treasure.” John Candy was Canadian 😉 But he is buried in California and deserves to be adopted as an American national treasure.
Also, Buck’s girlfriend is played by Amy Madigan and the little girl is played by Gabby Hoffman. Both are in a movie perfect for MMM: Field of Dreams.
@@brooksstein2289 agreed
Field of Dreams is a great movie for MMM. Don't really need to be a baseball fan either.
I think Father's Day is the perfect time of year to watch Field of Dreams, if you've seen it, it should be obvious why.
"I WANT MY $2 DOLLARS!!"
"Better off Dead" staring John Cusack!!
'80's Teen Movie at it finest!!
Also totally underrated & nearly at cult level status!!
You'd love IT!!
Ashleigh, I feel the same way about John Candy. Brilliant, funny, GREAT actor!! He should have won an Oscar or at least a nomination for Planes, Trains & Automobiles. LOVE him!!!
Would love to see your reaction to "Stripes". Bill Murray AND John Candy!
It's coming SOON! :D
Let's not forget Harold Ramis (Egon) God rest his soul.
omg yes STRIPES ABSOLTE CLASSIC
Ashleigh will never look at an whisk/egg beater the same way again. xD
Great Outdoors!!! Or Splash!!! He’s totally against type in Splash. At least watch the trailers.
Marcy is Laurie Metcalf. She is the voice of the mom on Toy Story, the sister/aunt on Roseanne/The Connors, and Sheldon's mom on The Big Bang Theory (among many other roles)
She's an absolute legend.
Field of dreams also.
Funnily enough she and candy would work together in JFK a couple of years later
And Laurie's daughter is the mom on Young Sheldon
She was the mom from Toy Story?
You need to look at Candy's "Summer Rental", and "Canadian Bacon" and "Stripes" and his appearances on SCTV from Canadian Television.... he was Canadian you know know... and his final film was called "Wagons East" you previously saw mel brooks John Candy played in "Spaceballs" a Mel Brooks spoof on "Star Trek" and "Star wars" millenial
Summer Rental: "Here's a little sea ditty that me mother taught me... The Sea! Exciting and new!"
I was 8 when the 80's began and 18 at the end of the decade. To say I grew up with most of the films you're watching is an understatement. No internet, no cellphones, we had no computer at home the entire time, I lived breathed, eat and slept these films. I vividly remember Rocky IV and Top Gun in the cinema just as I was old enough to go on my own, and then into the 90's I would build my VHS collections of all the films I saw and missed.
The number one lesson to learn from having seen Uncle Buck (you've already learned that John Candy is a LEGEND), is that John Hughes kind of knew what he was doing when it came to making movies. (I'm being sarcastic of course). The fact that he wrote, directed, produced a film that hits so many of the right notes, and then look at the casting, and then how the film has stood up so many years later.... and I've limited this comment to just the films in the 80's, there are many more in the 90's and 2000's as well.
So, take a look at the other John Hughes films and there are many more gems to be found. A 'few' that are some of my personal favourites and would be in my all time top 100, many in the top 20:
In no particular order: The Breakfast Club, Pretty in Pink, Sixteen Candles, Weird Science, She's Having A Baby, Ferris Bueller's Day Off, Some Kind Of Wonderful. For several of these, be sure to have the tissues at the ready. The scripts, drama, writing, and film making, just brilliantly done.
Of particular note The Breakfast Club, referenced heavily in Pitch Perfect and no doubt many other films, this is one of my all time favourites; and Some Kind Of Wonderful (another film very dear to my heart), whoever was responsible for selecting the music for the soundtrack, one of the best soundtracks of all time. They assembled some really seriously good tracks, often from obscure and unknown artists, many of which nobody will have heard of, which are now iconic because of the film.
The casting, well it's difficult to know where to begin. Molly Ringwald (several films), Andrew McCarthy, Kevin Bacon, Matthew Broderick, Mary Stuart Masterson, Judd Nelson, Emilio Estevez.....
Great to see how much enjoyment you get from discovering these films. I could easily give you a list of 100 films everyone should see before they die, a bucket list if you will, of all kinds of genres, and eras. It's a Wonderful Life is definitely the oldest in the list and it took me a long time to realise I should see it. It kept coming up on these top 100 lists and I looked at the year it was made and was (very wrongly) dismissive of it. What a huuuge mistake that was. So invested was i in the characters that I was a complete mess by the end. Definitely one for the bucket list if you haven't already experienced it. Schindler's List was another film that I knew it was important that I saw and it was a good few years after it was released that I made the time to get a copy and ensure I wouldn't be interrupted. I'd heard of friends reactions when they saw it, and I sobbed for minutes as the credits rolled. I've only ever watched it the once, and it is high on my all time best list. It's one of those films that you just have to watch to understand why it is so important as a film.
Keep enjoying what you do and good luck on the channel growing and growing. All the very best.
That last shot of him waving goodbye breaks me every time. It’s like he is saying goodbye to us... forever. 🥲🥲🥲
I thought I was the only one who felt that!
True..
“Who’s Harry Crumb?” is a fantastic John Candy movie!
Definetly. This one tickled my cheesey bone. For some reason his lesser known movie "Delirious" got me also. It could be a valentines movie. Not sure if its everyone's cup of tea. It is also where I found out when cold deer is bad.
Great shout... brilliant
"Your eyes, they play tricks on me"
Loved Harry Crumb. Armed and Dangerous another epic classic. And ooh Delirious! So many fantastic movies. Candy was a Jewel.
I got a black belt in aikido, and the boots to match lol
"Is that what Fed Ex means?" funnier than the movie.....
Splash is a Tom Hanks movie with John Candy. And The Good Son is Caulkin in a different kind of role.
Earlier in his career he had a great part in "Stripes" starring Bill Murray and Harold Ramos (both you will know from Ghostbusters).
I don’t think you need to remind her that Murray was in Ghostbusters. I remember Ash saying words to the effect that a young Bill Murray could get it. 😆
Fun fact: Home Alone got made because of this film. John Hughes had been wanting to make a film about Christmas with a child lead and he thought Macaulay might be able to do it after this film.
I kinda assumed Candy showed up on set, to show Culkin a friendly face. And likely, so say 'hi' to his SCTV pal, Kathrine O'Hara.
Man we have lost so many actors but John Candy still brings tears to my eyes
He was hilarious but he has this quality that every time you seen him u felt like everything is going to be ok.... such a great loss
"Why is this not a better known movie", lol. It was. There was even a show after it.
Underrated John Candy movie: Summer Rental
One of my favorites!
First movie I ever saw in a theater.
The great outdoors my all time Fave!!!
Indeed! Favorite line: "Did you ever see the one where Papa Smurf beats the sh*t out of a guy in a red hat?!" Makes me laugh out loud, every time.
"Is that what Fed-Ex stands for?" I'm dying here lol
"What is Federal Express?"
"OH! Is that FedEx?"
I have been watching your videos since this weekend. That might be my favorite moment.
I love you Ashleigh!!!
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Your editing is amazing!!!!!
For more John Candy, please see " Brewster's Millions " the main star may be the late, great Richard Pryor, but John Candy is a fantastic co-star!
Yes! Love that movie
That's a classic! And the 7th remake of a movie made in 1921.
YESSSS!
Two greats, John Candy & Richard Pryor.
I have recommended Brewster's Millions every single time I've recommended a film in these comments and I will continue to do so. Just a fantastic film. One of Pryor's best.
If you want another John Candy film then "Splash" is worth checking out.
John Candy, Tom Hands and Eugene Levy in one movie. Wonderful.
@@jeffevans9853 Don't forget it has Daryl Hannah which was in Steel Magnolias but looked way different :)
@@midnite1869 yeah...she didn't have a tail.
@@suzannemilligan8648 You made me choke LOL too funny
And Delirious too
The scene of him on the phone is absolutely priceless. I love John Candy, RIP buddy. This movie is so good.
yes, the great outdoors is good! I've been binge watching all these since I subscribed on thursday. these are great!!! thanks for the laughs and reviews. :)
For John Hughes movies you gotta see Ferris Bueller's Day Off
seconded
thirded
I'll vote for that and add The Great Outdoors and Wagons East for John Candy ...
Fourthed Fifthed and Sixthed!!!!
Agreed.
John Candy is also in "Splash" from 1984 with young Tom Hanks and Daryl Hannah (It's about a mermaid!!)
I loved that movie!!!!
“ Who’s Harry Crumb” A John Candy Movie
"Always safety with this kid, no matter what family he's with"
Wow. That's an unfortunate joke given what the Culkin family was like when he was growing up.
The neighbor lady Marcie is Laurie Metcalf from the TV show Roseanne and Big Bang Theory. she played Sheldon's mom.
Scream 2
Just watched Lady Bird, and she almost steals the show.
At this point, Laurie is not a who is that? Actress. That's Laurie Metcalf. Just a great actress.
I just got done typing this same thing. I should start reading comments before I comment.
@@popculturewatch8689 She is excellent. She makes every role her own and just becomes that person while the cameras are rolling.
John Candy movie honoring "same character, but every movie is so different": His last one: _Canadian Bacon_
You done had to say it, I held it together when she was giving him all the accolades trying not to cry about his untimely death and there it is "His last one" yes she needs to see it.
His last movie was Going East
Disliked the pair of them.
@@themakingofourtipi7898 _Wagons East_ was the last movie he filmed, but it was released nearly a year before _Canadian Bacon_
Canadian Bacon is the best.
first video that i have seen of yours and love it, i am subscribing right now.
"Wagons East!" is another good one with John Candy, i also second the suggestion of "The Great Outdoors"
This movie is a bit meh for me...wish JC's career had ended with Cool Runnings,not Wagons🎩
Your next John Hughes film should be "Ferris Bueller's Day Off"
Ashleigh has redefined what it means to have a case of the Monday’s.
Let's spend the worst morning together!
I now look forward to a case of the Mondays
Office Space reaction soon?
Hereafter it shall be known as a case of the Ashleighs, and is a good thing.
Groundhogs day and Office Space are at the top of my list of movies I’m hoping to see
Just watched your review of Steel Magnolias and re-cried at the appropriate parts, lol. Subscribed and excited to watch your videos!
So glad you enjoyed it. I was about 12 or 13 when this came out. I always loved everything John Candy was in. Just seeing him on the screen would make me laugh back then and still today. My favorite for sure.
A fun movie with John Candy in a supporting role is “Splash” from 1984. It also stars Tom Hanks and Daryl Hannah (she played Annelle in “Steel Magnolias”).
And a few other great John Hughes movies are “Weird Science”, “Pretty In Pink” and “Ferris Bueller’s Day Off”.
You took everything I was going to say lol. Great movie and he’s hilarious in the supporting role. And Daryl Hannah in that movie ❤️
I think you have watched the "best" John Candy movies already but Splash is fun and it is what made John a star. You will enjoy it. And a young Tom Hanks! PS: John Candy was Canadian.
I use to watch him and the rest of the cast from SCTV. Too funny
That's what he said...🇨🇦
cant forget sixteen candles
Really, "Only The Lonely" would be a great John Candy Valentine's movie. A pretty serious role that shows John's incredible range and tenderness.
Yeah, a "Marty" remake
Yes!
Yep. Really underrated performance by John Candy in that one.
I've done told her twice...
Love that movie☘️☘️☘️
"Only the Lonely" (1991) is probably John Candy's best movie. It allowed him to stretch his range and do dramatic acting in a few scenes. Better yet, he had to do drama with the legendary Maureen O'Hara, who could dominate a lesser actor. John Candy held his own and their dramatic scenes are amazing. It gives you an even deeper look than "Planes, Trains, and Automobiles" at the kind of dramatic actor he likely would've eventually become. I highly recommend this one; comedy, drama, and a love story, even if it does leave you with the bittersweetness of what might've been.
John Candy is my ALL-TIME favorite actor. And Uncle Buck is my favorite John Candy movie.
Next week is Groundhog Day, so you should watch the movie "Groundhog Day" staring Bill Murray.
Yes!!!!
YESSSS!!!
Don’t worry she’s got that prepared for us.
Oh shit, ABSOLUTELY
Again?
"She looks really familiar." She's from Roseanne and now The Conners.
Yup Roseanne's sister Jackie on the show. Always thought she was an underrated actress.
Laurie Metcalf 😀
@@tennoklark YES!!!!! HER!!!!!!! *points at Eric/a's answer* That's Jackie!!!!!
She also played Mary Cooper Sheldon's mom on TBBT
@@tennoklark And her real life daughter plays the mom in "Young Sheldon".
You should react to "Turner and Hooch" with Tom Hanks, it has the perfect balance if comedy and action
Oh Hun....your energy is so wonderful. I understand why hubbin likes you. Keep it up. I love your work.
“Stripes” has both John Candy and Bill Murray. You’ll love it.
"My Dr. said i swallowed alot of aggression.. along with a lot of pizzas!" lol..
Came here to recommend this movie.
Lighten up Francis!
A Lean, Mean, Fighting Machine!! Love it!
"How's it going, Eisenhower?"
"Stripes" from 1981 with Bill Murray, Harald Ramis (remember ghostbusters), and John Candy. A very funny film that I think you'll really enjoy.
Oh and sticking to the war comedy film John Candy steals the show in a few important scenes in the film "1941" or as I call it "Animal House goes to War'
Ashleigh!!! Congrats, you're going to hit 100k subscribers any day now
I found this video incredibly endearing and a great homage to John Candy. Subbed!
John Candy is amongst the legends of comedians. Heartwarming and laughter should be his motto. Rest in peace big man.
his body grew to fit his heart/soul i like that idea
"Stripes": Bill Murray. John Candy. Ya need anymore info..
Very much recommend.
One of my favorite movies, I love it! So glad you reacted to it. Brings back excellent memories of being a kid and all the times I watched this with my brother and uncle lol.
When you got confused about FedEx, I felt a lot older than I should have.🤷♀️😂
You need to see "cool runnings", great john candy movie.
Seconded! One of his last roles and a sweet under dog movie.
A great movie and role, although worth noting that on his part it's pretty much a non-comedic role, even though the movie overall is probably rated as a comedy.
love that movie and the great outdoors is also a good film as well
YES! Good shout.
I Second that.
"What's Federal Express? Oh, is that Fed-Ex?" Then the look of complete confusion. Holy crap was that funny! Thanks Ashleigh, I haven't laughed that hard in a while.
its a perfect, curb your enthusiasm meme template I swear to god had me snorting out my green tea,
Should we tell her what KFC stands for?
time flies... this just showed up on my recommended feed, which is silly since i watched it when it was premiered. i can't believe it's been 3 years since you were introduced the majesty that is John Candy, may he RIP. 😢
I love how Ashley is 100% on Uncle Buck's side from the start while most of the other creators understands the family's perspective.
“Volunteers!” John Candy plays “Tom Tuttle from Tacoma Washington”. Also starring Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson where they first met.
"Pardon me. My millennial is showing." That was hilarious, and one of your classic moments.
Armed & Dangerous, Summer Rental, The Great Outdoors, Delirious and Who's Harry Crumb are all fantastic classic John Candy movies.
i just sub'd for the moment at 16:10 . your humor is brilliant and on point.
The best John Hughes movie is Ferris Beuller's Day Off.
I never saw Ferris Beuller’s day off until I saw it in a movie theater in Brooklyn as a special showing and beer pairing. I loved that film. I do recommend it very highly.
nope
Planes,Trains and Automobiles.
"Adventures in Babysitting"
"Willow"
Yes! I second Adventures in Babysitting. Grew up on it
Willow. You will love it.
Excellent Choices!👍
I triple adventures in babysitting. That opening scene is iconic.
Oh yes I remember seeing adventures in babysitting with my mom who has passed 4 years ago in the theater wow memories ❤
I was born in 89. Love john candy. So glad I found your channel and that you watching these great films
She had a real "I was today years old when I realized" moment when she found out what FedEx stood for
I have to say the best part of this was the "Is That what FED EX stands for ?" I spit my Gatorade all over the monitor when you said that. And I am still laughing ....
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Def check out “The Great Outdoors.” John Candy was one of my favs growing up in the 80s!
Such a great movie. Don't forget Groundhog Day is coming up.
Again.
I came here for the "Uncle Buck" pancakes.
"Summer Rental"(1985) was another fun, 'feel good' John Candy film.
I love that one, one of my fav a with him in it.
Summer Rental......They're perfect!
Probably the BEST, most honest John Candy movie is “Only The Lonely”, with Maureen O’Hara playing his well-meaning Mother. It’s always interesting to see two great Actors from different Generations acting together, for the first time; in order to truly appreciate Maureen O’Hara in her beautiful prime, you NEED to see her in “The Quiet Man”, opposite John Wayne; that will end up being, probably, one of the VERY BEST MOVIES that you will ever see, Darling Ashleigh. (“Hi” to Beans...really big fan of your work❗️) 💜🍸
I second this opinion!
The Quiet Man is truly one of John Wayne and John Ford's best films.
Anthony Quinn was also great in this.
Yes! Candy’s best acting, in Only the Lonely.
The Great outdoors and Whose Harry Crumb will have you Rolling in a good way. Love the videos
When you said is that "Macaulay Culkin", the subtitles read "is that my color coconut?"!!!🤣🤣