Planes, Trains and Automobiles

I forgot the end of Planes, Trains and Automobiles goes full John Hughes and ended up blubbering like a baby.

One of the **best** movies of all time! A long time family favorite, espcially at Thanksgiving.

I watch this every Thanksgiving Eve with my wife now. One of the best movies of all time.

A movie from my youth.
Still my stand out American comedy movie, with the usual John Hughes touch.

Bloody awesome movie , with the combination of Steve Martin and John Candy . You can't go wrong with this one !

I recently watched Ted 2 and was overjoyed and to see the part that referred to the great car scene with the legend John Candy. Doing the mess around.

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PT&A is a film that has really stood the test of time with admirable aplomb. I don't think I fully appreciated it the first time round, but age, experience, maturity and a second viewing rectified that error in judgement. This film is a true classic; well directed and well acted, still completely feasible and relevant in today's world, and both Martin and Candy were outstanding throughout. It can be slow-going in places, but never loses the interest of the viewers (me and my two young-teen daughters, but probably everyone who watches this) as it's identifiable and has just the right amount of comedy and action to keep the pace going from end to end. [spoiler] I can only imagine that Neil Page's future with Del Griffith as an unofficially adopted part of the family continued to be a voyage of unpredictable, chaotic hilarity. [/spoiler] This is a true classic, no doubt about it.

The greatest Xmas film ever and also the funniest comedy ever!

Happy Thanksgiving!!! Love this film! One of my all time favorites.

Planes, Trains and Automobiles is one of the greatest comedies of the ‘80s. Steve Martin and John Candy have incredible chemistry, making for one of the best comedy duos of the era. And, the misadventures of these two traveling from New York to Chicago are both relatable and hilariously absurd. But, beneath the hilarity is a tender and emotional story about friendship and family. Writer/director John Hughes has crafted a timeless classic in Planes, Trains and Automobiles, which continues to delight and entertaining audiences today.