THE GREAT OUTDOORS (1988) | FIRST TIME WATCHING | MOVIE REACTION
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- THE GREAT OUTDOORS (1988) | FIRST TIME WATCHING | MOVIE REACTION
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The song at the end, that Dan Akroyd was dancing to is by; Wilson Pickett. It's called "Land of a 1,000 dances" and you did a reaction to it like a year ago. 😃
I think you guys would really like Grumpy Old Men. It's so funny and has two amazing actors you're probably not familiar with... Jack Lemmon and Walter Matthau, and one you are familiar with Burgess Meredith, who played Mickey in Rocky.
I second this motion
Hell yeah!
Y’all got that right lol
Yes!! I suggested that so long ago. I hope it’s on the list!
Love that movie! They should really add it to their must watch list. :)
I cant imaging going through life without John Candy in it. There's not a single movie he's been in regardless of the size of the role that I don't adore. From the stories that are told of him off screen about how he truly was the kindest, most generous, sweetest man anyone could meet. We miss you John but will never forget you.
I have read a story of some movie that he was on(I can't remember which one)where he showed up and the backstage crew thought that he was a new hire for the crew and asked him to move some heavy objects around. Instead of having a major ego-trip("Don't you know who I am. I could have you fired."),he happily helped out and didn't try to embarrass the crew members. Very humble and easygoing guy.
Absolute legends. Back in the days of great family movies. John Candy never disappointed.
God, I miss John candy. ❤️😔
Another John Candy gem you should see is Cool Runnings. Based on a true story.
The Great Outdoors was a "classic". Sure, it isn't going to win an Academy Award, but it was a lot of fun with lots of laughs. I remember seeing my first bears in the great outdoors at an open pit dump in the UP of Michigan. I thought is was great, but my sisters freaked out because the bear was next to our car. Never saw a guy on crutches move so fast when he got too close to some cubs and the mama bear didn't like it! And in the Great Lakes region, yellow perch are considered a delicacy. They may not be big, but they are delicious.
This is one of my favorite classics. Can never go wrong with these two actors. 🥰👏👏👏
Another classic movie. John Candy was such a beloved actor. RIP John. Gone but never forgotten
You guys need to watch “Splash” with Tom Hanks, John Candy and Daryl Hannah!
You'll love "Summer Rental" (1985) with John Candy.
This was my favorite movie when I was a kid. I loved it! So hilarious! Dan Aykroyd is the best… it’s what I do, it’s what I do! I still say that to this day! 😂
All the movies that started John Candy, Dan Akroyd, Tom Hanks and Chevy Chase together were Winners..!
Bert the Bear was also in a great wilderness thriller called *The Edge* with Anthony Hopkins & Alec Baldwim
Great movie.
John Candy was the epitome of a great actor.
He took every role he was in, comedy or drama, serious.
Man, did he go too soon!
The song they were dancing to at the end of the movie is "Land Of A Thousand Dances" by Wilson Pickett (link below). Wilson Pickett is definitely worth diving into! He was renowned as an energetic and intense performer during the 60s and 70s. He gained international fame with hits like “Land of 1,000 Dances”, “In the Midnight Hour”, and "Mustang Sally", and became one of the biggest black music stars of the 1960s and 1970s. Great movie reaction! Thanks you two! ✌💙✌
Land Of A Thousand Dances - th-cam.com/video/3mz_EXHKGHs/w-d-xo.html
Motown he was part of Motown back in the 60s and 70s
@@markschwieterman2296 - So were most black artists at that time. And your point is?
@@faithnyou1732 No, you're both wrong. Pickett came up via NYC's Atlantic Records, recording in Muscle Shoals, AL and Memphis, TN, with the The Swampers and Booker T. and the MGs. Motown was based in Detroit at the time. He didn't make a record for Motown until 1987. Many, many other influential Black R&B artists in the '60s and '70s came out of that area along the Mississippi: Otis Redding, Percy Sledge, The Staple Singers, Sam and Dave, Isaac Hayes, etc. _Motown_ is not a generic term for R&B/Soul music from the '60s. Every successful studio had its own "sound" and house players, from LA to Philadelphia, to NYC. Motown was a just a part of that tapestry. An important part, but just a part.
@@rollomaughfling380 - I'm not wrong in anything I said. I never said he was part of Motown, the other commenter said that, nor did I say anything about Motown being a "generic" term for R&B/soul music. It's also true that during the 60s/70s, while it may not have been the only studio, Motown was the "IT" studio.
@@faithnyou1732 Excuse me? Literally copied from what you both said:
@markschwieterman2296: "Motown he was part of Motown back in the 60s and 70s"
YOU: "So were most black artists at that time."
You're way out of your depth, talking misinformed nonsense. "Motown was the "IT" studio . . ." Stop embarrassing yourself.
Another 80s comedy you both might like is Spies Like Us, starring Dan Aykroyd and Chevy Chase. As for Tarantino, there is no way to ease into his movies. Most of us discovered him from watching Pulp Fiction, and i would advise that is also where you two should start. His movies are violent and gory (although sometimes the overuse of violence and gore adds an almost comical touch)but always an interesting and fun ride. There is nothing to fear from Tarantino movies and you will love the ride.
Heart attack!!!
This was my dad’s favorite movie. Every time they showed the bear’s butt he would absolutely LOSE it 😂 He passed away 30 years ago almost to the day so this was a treat to watch you watch his favorite in his memory ❤
Guys it was Steve Martin with John Candy in 'Planes, Trains and Automobiles'
I was 8 when this came out.
John Candy was 38 and he passed five years after while filming Wagons East.
#ripjohncandy
One of my favorite Dan Aykroyd movies is "My Stepmother is an Alien". I think you both would enjoy that movie.
It's so funny when John Candy pulls the bear out of the hole and they come face to face, the bear says "YOU!", like it remembered him. 😆🤣
A fish called wanda, Dirty Rotten Scoundrels and There's Something about Mary are a Must. A Fish Called Wanda has 2 Monty Python actors in it. It was my fav movie for a long time.
John Cleese slipping into that hillbilly accent was brilliant!
I love when Roman says, "I felt my plaque start flowing again!" 💀💀💀
Love this movie, so glad you guys watched this one! We need to get Gross Point Blank on the watchlist. John Cusack and Dan Akroyd in a comedy/action/romance with one of the best soundtracks!
John Candy in Summer Rental is my favorite!
Summer Rental is another John Candy classic I would recommend. Chevy Chase Funny Farm is another great one.
Love the great outdoors and summer rental. Watch them every summer. As a Tarantino fan I will say I think Pulp Fiction is the mildest one of his movies. It is also IMO one of his best. His movies aren’t for PC heavy people who offend easy so just remember that as you go into it. Some great performances in that movie if you can overlook the 5 or so scenes that offend easily offended people
Yeah, they asked what movie would ease them into Tarantino, and I thought well, Pulp Fiction is the easiest one to start with. All his movies are ... difficult for sweet, innocent souls like theirs. They will love the music in it, though, and it is an amazing movie despite the violence and rough scenes (trying to not give anything away).
Super glad you got around to The Great Outdoors. Still miss John tremendously, he used to show up in my hometown ( Winnipeg ). There was a Ukrainian restaurant there called Alycia’s. John loved her perogies and would have them flown to Toronto every birthday and Christmas. When in Winnipeg he would show up with fifty or so people to eat there. He really was truly a beautiful soul.
John Candy and Dan Aykroyd two Canadian legends and one of my favorite movies as a kid
Awesome Friday Jay and Amber!!
Since ya love the classics, I gotta recommend "Scavenger Hunt (1979)" and the star-studded "It's a Mad, Mad, Mad World" and "Summer Rental" (John Candy)
Love Scavenger Hunt. Never hear anyone talk about it and haven't seen anyone react to it.
If they do "Scavenger Hunt" I swear I'll be screaming and squawking for them to do "Midnight Madness".
John Candy, Dan Aykroyd, John Belushi, Ned Beatty, Treat Williams, Tim Matheson, Slim Pickens, Robert Stack, Warren Oates, Nancy Allen, Lorraine Gary, Christopher Lee, and on and on... the ultimate ensemble comedy -- Steven Spielberg's "1941" (1979) is a must-see film.
Goodday, Jay and Amber! Hope you all are having a great weekend!
I HIGHLY recommend y'all watch/react to "Leon: The Professional" (1994). It stars Gary Oldman, Natalie Portman (who played Padme in the Star Wars films), Jean Reno, and Danny Aiello. This is one of the best movies ever made!
Ah what a classic. You missed the end credit scene with the raccoons! Did you hear about Rosie? She's bald at both ends now! 😂
Trading places is one of my favourite Dan Ackroyd movies ❤ but really anything he did turned out good
That song at the end is Wilson Pickett "Land of 1000 Dances".
The Great Outdoors very funny. Other great movies "Spaceballs" and "Summer Rental" & "Cool Running" with John Candy
Ending song: "Land of a Thousand Dances" - Wilson Pickett. The 'B-Side' to the single for this song was "Hey Jude" featuring Duane Allman. Both songs are worth your attention 😁
The song in the ending credits was called "Land of 1000 Dances" and was sung by Wilson Pickett. You reacted to it on Feb 2, 2022.
The raccoons were hilarious. I had the biggest crush on Lucy Deakins as a boy. The ending credits dance sequence is all-time great. Plus Candy and Aykroyd are comedy gold. God I love this movie.
They stopped using hood ornaments because people stole them and made necklaces out of them. Bling bling
The next time you want to do a John Candy movie, please consider "Summer Rental" It is one of my favorites of his. I loved this reaction, thank you.
This is one of my fave movies! Fun fact, the bear was pretty famous in his own right, Bart the Bear. Pretty much any major motion picture from the 80s until 1997, The Edge was his last movie, if there was a bear featured, it was him.
The Edge is also an excellent movie.
The three fir me are uncle buck, great outdoors, and summer rental.
Omg so much nostalgia with this one ❤️ Canadian kids were raised on movies like these. Anything John Candy in it is practically religion.
That's one of two ways to teach waterskiing. Dock starts and water starts.
Extremely funny movie!! John Candy was such a kind person as well as a great actor. I met him at a LA Kings home game at the Great Western Forum. He was in a hurry and had 9-10 kids with him but was kind enough to take a picture with me. Missed him big time…
You should watch Dan Aykroyd in Driving Miss Daisy. Completely flips the script. It's a GREAT movie with Morgan Freeman.
And I'm not sure, but have you seen vacation? It just reminded me when you said the luggage falling off the roof.
Also, John Candy in Splash. Not sure if you've seen that one yet.
When I was a boy, 12 years old in 1978, growing up in Toronto, I was downtown going door to door selling chocolate bars. I entered a building from the back, off of an alleyway and entered a strange lobby with just a few doors. One of those doors has a sign on it that I recognized. It was the Indian head emblem from SCTV (Second City). I knocked on the door and heard, "come in." When I opened the door I saw a large board table with the SCTV cast sitting around it. Rick Moranis, Eugene Levy, Catherine O'Hara, Dave Thomas and John Candy sitting at the head of the table. He was smiling at me and I told them I was selling chocolate bars and asked if they'd like to buy some. John enthusiastically said absolutely come on in. I walked up to him and he bought two bars off of me and starting goading the others to buy one too. I ended up walking around the whole table to each of them. think I nearly sold out my whole box to them. As you can imagine that day is seared in my memory. My friends were sooooo jealous. I miss that man very much. A Canadian legend.n
Please watch Stripes. Candy has a much smaller role but still hilarious. Stars Bill Murray and Harold Ramis.
Definitely a classic. For Dan Akroyd, check out Spies Like Us (with Chevy Chase), For more John Candy, check out Who's Harry Crumb!
John Candy was an American treasure even though he was Canadian
Best line in the whole movie…big bear..big bear chase me!
John Candy and Dan Aykroyd at their finest. Absolutely brilliant.
If you like this, you will enjoy films by Savage Steve Holland, mainly One Crazy Summer and Better Off Dead. Another John Candy "vacation" movie you would like is Summer Rental.
Yes, yes, and yes!
Been a sub here for only about a month and have watched about 20 or so of their reaction vids. Something is a miss here with this one. I'm only 14min in and it seems like they cut out the funniest scenes, that they were reacting to and left partial nothing-scenes. They haven't done that before. I don't know anything about YT vid-editing but did they accidentally dump their good clips or something and may have rushed to get this one out?? It just seems all out of whack and out of context. My wife had to ask me what was funny about the two brothers in the bunkbeds and she asked me what Amber meant by "Suck My Wake", cause they didn't show it and she didn't understand about the old deadguy cause it wasn't shown and Chet eating the Ol' 96'r wasn't shown either. Just curious if there was a problem editing it.
They even cut out when Roman said, "Chet ate the Nag" and "It's been touchin' ya for 20 years". 🤣I'm not hacking on Jay and Amber in any way, but it just seems odd like their cousin sloppily edited it.
@@MAGGOT_VOMIT You're not wrong. I noticed the same things, and it occurred to me very early on that they were reacting to something they hadn't even seen yet, like the hood ornament on Roman's car. And then they were one or two clips behind for the rest of the film. And like you said, most of the clips weren't even of anything relevant.
The original version of Land of 1,000 Dances was by Wilson Pickett. The version performed in The Great Outdoors was by The Elwood Blues Revue (Ackroyd's band after John Belushi passed).
Wilson Picket sings Land of 1000 Dances. 💜
Evertrune I see this movie, I always have to rewind the kamp shotgun scene. Its one of the funniest parts of the movie.
🧡💛 I've got a (John Candy) movie y'all will LOOOVE! It's a good family movie, it's called (Summer Rental), please react to that. I'm watching this reaction now. 🍿🥤
Every summer I watch this to kick off the season 😂
I remember a story on unsolved mysteries about a family who had a history of being struck by lightning. It was crazy.
Pulp Fiction is awesome! I think you're gonna dig it! I can only really think of 1 super intense scene! And some intense language. Don't worry about it. I'm sure yall've seen worse. I'm excited for yall to see it!
The song in the closing credits is Land of a Thousand Dances by Wilson Pickett! ;D
R.I.P To a Great Actor Comedian John Candy, Still Miss You Always Gone to Soon
Another John Candy great is “Summer Rental” 😉😂
The song at the end of the movie is Land Of A Thousand Dances by Wilson Pickett.
Summer Rental is another classic. John Candy at his best.
They are related through the wives. They are sisters! Ending song was Land of 1000 dances by Wilson Pickett. The beginning song was Yakkety Yak by the coasters.
Another good movie with John candy and Dan ackroid is nothing but trouble. Also starring Chevy chase and demy Moore. I think dan ackroid was the producer or director. He played the old man in the movie. It’s crazy funny movie
For me this is a classic fun comedy with both John Candy and Dan Akroid. Eventually you'll have to watch, "What About Bob?" with Bill Murray and Richard Dreyfus. Thats a good comedy as well.
This movie had a post credit scene with the raccoons...
It's HILARIOUS.
Land of 1000 dances was the last song by Wilson Pickett..such a great song
Summer Rental, Wagon's East, Canadian Bacon are some good John Candy movies too.
“ people eat perch ?” 😂😂. You’re missing out if you’ve never had it
My dad loves this movie, seeing this as a child is how I learned how hot dogs were made
Summer Rental.. Candy in his prime!
Anyone remember Nothing But Trouble? Only time you'll see John Candy, Dan Aykroyd, Chevy Chase and Tupak Shakur onscreen together
"Funny farm" with Chevy chase is another great funny movie !!!
I had to get a bat out of a cabin this past summer. Tried the first method of trying to tire it out and then get it in a container to let out, but that was taking too long. Ended up just opening doors and it flew out. They're amazing fliers! It didn't fly into anything and found the door with that echolocation.
This film is supposed to take place in the Northwoods of Wisconsin, but filmed in Northern California. Wisconsin has no mountains, Grizzly Bears(neither does Cal.) nor Giant Redwoods. Always loved that sweatshirt "I've Been To Duluth". I'll reiterate all the suggestions to watch GRUMPY OLD MEN (Warner Bros, 1993) for a hilarious, realistic portrayal of some elderly Minnesotan men.
That last song was Wilson Pickett with Land of a Thousand Dances
Knew a few people on well water growing up. Was not aware there was such a thing as "good" well water.
tennis rackets are perfect for bats. We had a blast chasing them around when I was growing up.
Two great Canadian actors/comedians! Thanks!!!
Wilson Pickett sings the closing credits song. The Land of a thousand dances.
The song at the end is Land Of 1000 Dances by the wicked Wilson Pickett.
You can never go wrong with John Candy movie.
My kids use to refer to this movie as Bear Got Shot in the Butt movie and we had it on VHS and they watched it all the time.
Wilson Pickett and the song was Land of 1000 Dances.
The ending song is Land of 1,000 Dances by Wilson Pickett.
Pulp Fiction is the quintessential Tarantino film. His style of film making is an homage to, as well as a play on, films of the 60’s and 70’s. Down to how it’s shot, themes, dialogue, ect. But it’s also told through a quirky lense. If you can find the humor and intellect in the absurd, I think you’ll love it. His movies are wild rides, I love them! And they always have stellar all-star casts.
Land of a Thousand Dances is the song performed by Wilson Pickett. J. Geils Band does a great live version.
"Summer Rental" is another fun John Candy movie
That is the amazing Wilson Pickett Land of 1000 Dances
there is a documentary about john candy that if you watch it you will fall even more in love with him, he was truly a great man. many actors in their movie contracts put demands that they want like will smith has this city block long RV that he must have, some demand different candy, or foods, or a type of water, but john always had that the cast and all crew eat from the same meal service, the cast and crew be treated equally, he bought a sports team because they were going to be disband due to lack of money, it would have hurt a town and all the families of the team so he stepped in and saved it. but go watch the documentary. RIP john
This movie was filmed 40 min from where I live, beautiful lake!
Another movie starring Bart the Bear is The Edge. It was the second film Sir Anthony Hopkins made with Bart the Bear after Legends of the Fall.
Amber & Jay, here are ome other films with John Candy you should react to: "Stripes" (1981), "Splash" (1984), "Brewster's Millions" (1985), "Summer Rental" (1985), and "Who's Harry Crumb?" (1989).
First time I saw this movie I just about pissed myself laughing when he shot the bear in the ass and it ran away howling. Great movie.
Wilson Picket , Land of 1,000 dances is the song playing at the end.
Okay, I think I got them all. I scrolled down the comments and hit the like button on each one that mentioned "Summer Rental".