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The better of John Hughes directed movies. Planes, trains and automobiles gives us two men during the Thanksgiving week to work together to get themselves home. The comedy is done right. It was rated R for a 1 minute scene. It should have been Pg-13 though. It does tug at the heart. It has some very wild moments. I would say it is one if Candy's better films. Martin was great here like he was in Roxanne. Most likely you will appreciate the humor. Especially the car rental scene. We all have been here with customer service at some point. Many of Hughes actors appear in brief scenes from she's having a baby to ferris buellers day off. It's a great Thanksgiving movie. Enjoy it!
Back to School has one memorable scene. The late, the great, Mr. Sam Kinison. His PG-13 rant which was priceless. Today, this movie would be R. You can't show breasts and have multiple fwords in a PG-13 film today. The movie is about a father who is wealthy decides to attend his sons college. He learns, he loves and he comes in contact with the best professor a college could be so lucky to get, Mr. Kinison. Notice during Sam's rant some tried to keep from busting out laughing. That's a great comedian! The rest of the movie is fair, Sam had a brief scene. It is a decent comedy. It's not too stupid. Ut iscwell made. I recommend it more for Sam's brief but very funny scene.
Some kind of wonderful is not a bad movie. It was made into sixteen candles and pretty in pink the years before. The difference is the crush does not get the girl unlike the tomboy girl here in some kind of wonderful. Two films films are PG-13. Pretty in pink has to fwords plus a blow me to some kind of wonderful one f bomb.
Pretty in pink isn't any better. The best one is sixteen candles. That's PG with one f word plus topless female nudity. They all are geared for teens. I recommend Sixteen candles. John Hughes made several teen movies. They all have something to say. Breakfast Club and Planes, trains and automobiles are his R rated ones. Watch them all.
Pretty in pink isn't any better. The best one is sixteen candles. That's PG with one f word plus topless female nudity. They all are geared for teens. I recommend Sixteen candles. John Hughes made several teen movies. They all have something to say. Breakfast Club and Planes, trains and automobiles are his R rated ones. Watch them all.