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Region Code: DVD: 1 (US, Canada...)

UPC: 0097363203643

Format: DVD

Release Year: 2000

Actor: Steve Martin, John Candy

Rating: R

Director: John Hughes, Edmond Dantes

Genre: Comedy

Movie/TV Title: Planes, Trains and Automobiles

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All Neal Page (Steve Martin) wants to do is make it home from a business trip in New York City and spend Thanksgiving with his family in Chicago. Instead, he finds himself rerouted from New York's La Guardia Airport to Wichita, Kansas. With no other options, Neal decides to share a room in a fleabag hotel with Del Griffith (John Candy), a shower-curtain-ring salesman and fellow stranded traveler. Although Neal finds Del to be a buffoon, he just can't seem to get away from him. To make matters worse, all their efforts to get back to Chicago fail as trains break down and rental cars catch on fire. Along the way they encounter crazy cabbies, redneck truck drivers, and oversexed bus passengers. John Hughes's (SIXTEEN CANDLES, THE BREAKFAST CLUB) first film to feature adults after his success with teen films features fine performances from Martin and Candy. Kevin Bacon, who appeared in Hughes's next film, SHE'S HAVING A BABY, makes a small but humorous appearance, as does Edie McClurg, known for her role as the high school secretary in FERRIS BUELLER'S DAY OFF.

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Steve Martin, John Candy

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John Hughes, Edmond Dantes

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2000

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Planes, Trains and Automobiles

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Comedy

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Steve Martin, John Candy

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20001121

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by ri-175479
Nov 07, 2022Top favourable review
Planes, Trains and Automobiles captured the total terrors of depending on any form of public transport during the wiackiest annual holday.
Steve Martin has some great scenes, but John Candy was at his peak from the cheesy salesman grin to the abandoned puppy eyes when he's trying to sleep away from his travel mate. It gives "home for the holiday" a whole new meaning.
Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-OwnedSold by: second.sale
by the-snowstorm
Sep 14, 2008
Maybe John Candy's best performance ever.
Cleverly understated and deceptively hidden under Neal Page's (Steve Martin) journey of misadventures, pratfalls and comedic errors to get back home in time for Thanksgiving dinner lies the aura of Del Griffith (John Candy). As Neal tries desperately to get back home, he and Del encounter everything from cancelled flights, motel room disasters, to rental car fires. The harder they try, the further off course they get. When Neal and Del finally part ways, Neal enjoys a chuckle as he thinks about all the bad luck he encountered on his journey home. He suddenly comes to the realization that Del is very much alone in this world. Director John Hughes drops this bombshell on us by cutting back and forth as Neil is reminicing by interplaying the scenes and Del's dialogue. The ... Cleverly understated and deceptively hidden under Neal Page's (Steve Martin) journey of misadventures, pratfalls and comedic errors to get back home in time for Thanksgiving dinner lies the aura of Del Griffith (John Candy). As Neal tries desperately to get back home, he and Del encounter everything from cancelled flights, motel room disasters, to rental car fires. The harder they try, the further off course they get. When Neal and Del finally part ways, Neal enjoys a chuckle as he thinks about all the bad luck he encountered on his journey home. He suddenly comes to the realization that Del is very much alone in this world. Director John Hughes drops this bombshell on us by cutting back and forth as Neil is reminicing by interplaying the scenes and Del's dialogue. The visual and verbal comedy between Steve Martin and John Candy only enhances the stark contrast between the two characters and is exemplified by the warmth of Neil's family life and the solitary one of Del's. Talk about getting blindsided. John Hughes tells a tale of two men's journies through life, hides everything behind the veil of comedy and then exposes the characters for who they are. Laugh at the comedy, few can better the interaction of John Candy and Steve Martin. Enjoy the journey. Hope you like it! If you have found this review informative and helpful, please don't forget to vote. Thanks. The Snowstorm.
by lmcgrew
Feb 10, 2023
Travel impact severe, like many airline experiences today!
The DVD was in perfect condition and played without a single problem. John Candy and Steve Martin were just as funny as I remember. The humor of the unspoken word and body language convey the feel of awkward situations better than foul language ever could. The stars sitting on Dell Griffiths trunk in the highway looking over their shoulder at the burning car is priceless.
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by jen2sha
Jul 17, 2008
The best film that John Hughes made wasn't a teen movie
When I think of "Planes, Trains & Automobiles" I smile. It is an absolutely wonderful movie. Yes, it is regarded as a comedy but when I think of it I think of it as more of a drama. The jokes don't get old. This is probably my favorite comedy of all time. Hughes takes the traveling nightmare genre to a whole new level. It's more a triumph in script writing than anything For those who don't already know Planes, Trains and Automobiles is simple in its approach. Everything that can go wrong does. It's a comic routine that can be funny, but here it is a trip to hysterical. The plot is simple enough as well. Neal Page (Steve Martin) is on his way home for Thanksgiving. He's your typical businessman that works in New York and has a family he wants to see in Chicago. The only problem is ... When I think of "Planes, Trains & Automobiles" I smile. It is an absolutely wonderful movie. Yes, it is regarded as a comedy but when I think of it I think of it as more of a drama. The jokes don't get old. This is probably my favorite comedy of all time. Hughes takes the traveling nightmare genre to a whole new level. It's more a triumph in script writing than anything For those who don't already know Planes, Trains and Automobiles is simple in its approach. Everything that can go wrong does. It's a comic routine that can be funny, but here it is a trip to hysterical. The plot is simple enough as well. Neal Page (Steve Martin) is on his way home for Thanksgiving. He's your typical businessman that works in New York and has a family he wants to see in Chicago. The only problem is everything from delayed flights to ripped up car tickets happen on the way. Only worsening matters, Del Griffith (John Candy), is along for the ride. An annoying shower curtain ring salesman, Neal can't get rid of him no matter how hard he tries. John Candy gives the performance of his too short career as the traveling shower curtain ring salesman Del Griffith. What makes Candy's performance so impressive is that while Del is an obnoxious, annoying slob, Candy shows that this is a very lonely, sweet, kind, and caring man with a great heart. This is a man who is putting his needs behind the needs of another person, a complete stranger in Neil Page. Candy creates an incredibly complex man, who the audience really gets to know and genuinely care about. They say comedies are the hardest films to get nominated for Oscars, which is true. And while "PT & A" is no Best Picture winner, it certainly in my mind has a performance not just worthy of a nomination but of an Oscar as well. It would be interesting to see how Candy's performance would be regarded if the film came out today. The ending, whew!, it's a rough one. And again, despite all the wonderful comedy in this film, whenever I think of "PT & A" I think of the wonderful character of Del Griffith and the powerful ending. If you haven't seen this movie, rent it. I strongly recommend it as a first rate comedy that doesn't come along often. Whether it's the music capturing the perfect mood in the hilarious bedroom scene or meeting Owen, it's an earnestly frantic and tender trip through the modern transportation system.
by 9qz4hwJgSce@Deleted
Jan 29, 2019
Heart on Wheels
As expected, combing Martin and Candy brings a lot of laughs, and being directed by the late John Hughes (who brought is Ferris Bueller's Day Off in 1986) gives you plenty to enjoy. We lost both John Candy and Hughes, but they live on with their movies for generations to come.
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Planes, Trains and Automobiles captured the total terrors of depending on any form of public transport during the wiackiest annual holday.

Maybe John Candy's best performance ever.

Travel impact severe, like many airline experiences today!

The best film that John Hughes made wasn't a teen movie

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