Movie Debate #141: Planes, Trains and Automobiles

[Reed Rothchild | 9,547]

[Brickman | 3,994]

It's alright. 7 seems about where I would rank it. There are better John Hughes, Steve Martin and John Candy movies worth re watching imo. But if you haven't seen it then I reckon it's worth a watch.

[fox | 1,668]

Give me Dutch instead

[Sumez | 2,967]

I think I've heard this title mentioned in passing before, but yeah, I'll pass.

[Kguillemette | 1,545]

Seems like something I might watch if it were on and I had nothing better to do.

[doner24 | 1,197]

9 it’s great 

[Tulpa | 3,514]

It's pretty funny and actually heartwarming. I'm surprised they didn't make more movies together, as they're a great duo in the vein of Laurel and Hardy (with the thin guy being the straight man this time around.)
 

I know they were both in Little Shop of Horrors, but that had a huge cast and they didn't interact, IIRC.

Edited November 17, 2023 by Tulpa

[The Count | 527]

I enjoy this one, some great lines in it and it's a Thanksgiving classic. 7/10.

[AstralSoul | 502]

This is one of those movies I never saw for the longest time, that everyone kept telling me to watch. Earlier this year I actually watched it for the first time. I thought it was okay. I gave it 7/10 here, I did enjoy it, but I didn't think it was anything special. But it's hard to deny the natural charms of both John Candy and Steve Martin.