A pivotal scene from John Hughes' classic "Uncle Buck." If anyone knows the music from this scene, please let me know!!!
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Every kid now a days needs an Uncle Buck, R.I.P. John Candy🙏🏻
@rossdiamondthief66276 жыл бұрын
A good and descent not perfect uncle who would kill for your safe return home. Yup, we need more like John candy. Rest in peace big guy.
@jonchaney4 жыл бұрын
@@jonchaney he died at Mexico victim of diabeties
@dannymorante5194 жыл бұрын
Every kid needs three uncles, Uncle Phil, Uncle Iroh, and uncle Buck.
@0INFERNO14 жыл бұрын
Amen.
@martm2164 жыл бұрын
Not Just an Uncle Buck but also an Uncle Phil too, we Miss you both John Candy (1950 - 1994) & James Avery (1945 - 2013) 😢🙏🤲🕊🌹 See you Both at the Crossroads ☝
@JayKhwaja3 жыл бұрын
*"I don't wanna talk about it I just wanna get you home."*
@Outnumbered0016 жыл бұрын
Spider Man literally the best thing to say
@joshferrie25174 жыл бұрын
Most Uncles and/or Aunts (when in charge while parents are away) are sometimes like that today, when some can be quick to punish. Buck was the main exception right here- even I couldn't blame him and I would've done the same thing in his shoes.
@chrisfinch86373 жыл бұрын
Powerful scene. Uncle Buck was a good man. RIP John Candy.
@nealfeldpausch7153 жыл бұрын
Good comedian all the good are gone too soon like robin Williams
@hound61713 жыл бұрын
You Said it Pal, if only he was still Alive today, we lost someone so unique and special to us all 27 years ago. 80s Forever 😢🙏🕊🌹
@JayKhwaja3 жыл бұрын
@@hound6171 😢🙏
@JayKhwaja3 жыл бұрын
errrm didnt this scene lead into him having a teenager tied up in his trunk?
@shadowbanned51642 жыл бұрын
Shadow Banned that teenager you speak of was already well on his way to becoming a future Bill Cosby 🤷♂️ That Buck had him tied up in the trunk didn't bother me in the slightest.
@ChrisWolf752 жыл бұрын
I love that he didn’t yell or accuse. He talked in a calm voice, with no jokes or teasing. He just wanted her to be safe. Most parents would’ve gone off and screamed at her, but he didn’t.
@snowbird13814 жыл бұрын
That’s an uncles job. To be there for and say the things that parents can’t.
@Beer-can_full_of_toes4 жыл бұрын
he wanted to be there for her, he knew what she went through, he could probably even relate as we all go through same situation at some point, he knew she was hurt, in a bad place, and yelling and screaming about curfews or whatever would only make things worse, Tia is lucky to have such a good uncle, Chanise is lucky to have such a good man, and we were all that lucky to have John Candy,
@MellenBerger4 жыл бұрын
Excellent comment.
@martm2164 жыл бұрын
Yeah so true
@cherylcoomes67393 жыл бұрын
While John Candy was a great comedian, a lot of people overlook how good he was at drama. Tia: "Is this a trick?" Buck: "No." Nicely understated. His body language, facial expressions--perfect. Pity he didn't live longer. RIP, sir.
@jessfrankel52125 жыл бұрын
John candy was Uncle Buck. His daughter even said as much in an interview I think. But I remember him saying when he was in the car looking at the two kids in the back through the rear view and the sorrowful look on his face washed over him when he realized what he was doing he was seeing his own children in that seat and he genuinely felt terrible. It’s heart wrenching just watching that scene. He was so amazing at everything he did. I miss his presence in our world very much.
@Beer-can_full_of_toes4 жыл бұрын
He had dramatic depth in Planes Trains and Automobiles too. Behind all the bluster he was a man who lost a wife and didn't really have a home to go to.
@LordTalax2 жыл бұрын
@@LordTalax Exactly. As an actor, if he'd lived longer, I think he'd have eventually won an Oscar for Best Actor. That's how much talent he had. Only The Lonely was a very offbeat picture, but he was so believable in it, you couldn't help but root for him and Ally Sheedy.
@jessfrankel52122 жыл бұрын
One of the best things about John Hughes was his uncanny ability to tell stories about how hard growing up is. Don't you wish life came with a rewind button?
@TheCoolProfessor5 жыл бұрын
YOU SAID IT BROTHER 💫⭐🙏😢
@JayKhwaja3 жыл бұрын
All the time…
@Mayonidas05 Жыл бұрын
Uncle Buck In my opinion, one of the best, and most entertaining movies ever made.
@colinhunter19543 жыл бұрын
80s was all about love and care, this scene was a perfect blend of that 😢
@JayKhwaja8 жыл бұрын
Jay Khwaja We are going back friend.
@melgibson2027 жыл бұрын
Mel Gibson take me with you please?
@JayKhwaja7 жыл бұрын
Jay Khwaja "When this baby hits 88mph, you're gonna see some serious shit"
@melgibson2027 жыл бұрын
I wish that I had grown up during the 70s and 80s.
@jonnygrossman28055 жыл бұрын
Yes it was
@lauraluffman61775 жыл бұрын
HE WAS DECENT TO HER. AND SHE WASNT USED TO ATTENTION FROM SOMEONE WHO CARED ABOUT HER.
@srfrider19739 жыл бұрын
You described it perfectly...
@jkcone439 жыл бұрын
Exactly.
@there4you196 жыл бұрын
And her boyfriend only payed her attention for the wrong reason 😣🙈
@trinejensen17074 жыл бұрын
@@trinejensen1707 that’s any guy
@taras14083 жыл бұрын
@@taras1408 that’s BS lol
@canucksfan73323 жыл бұрын
I wish he was alive
@kathrynhendricks14546 жыл бұрын
You and me both. Comic meteors like him and Farley burned up twice the speed..
@Aivottaja5 жыл бұрын
Me too.
@martm2164 жыл бұрын
...we ALL do! 😞😔
@mcgannahanskyjellyfetti68544 жыл бұрын
That would be a holy spirt everyone is gonna died when they are soo old
@kpzkhaiplayz36043 жыл бұрын
When did he die?
@elijah27153 жыл бұрын
When he died it broke my heart, he always made me laugh, even on the sad moments in my life, and I thank him for that, may John Candy R.I.P. 🙏🙏
@robertoautore92523 жыл бұрын
That’s the thing about Tia. As mean as she was in this movie before this scene, you can tell she IS genuinely sorry for what she did, not just because Buck agreed not to tell her parents. She’s really hurt here. You can see she generally feels remorse for what she did. When she says sorry, you can tell she’s saying it from her heart. She’s definently a redeemable character. Even before she did what she did, she did seem to have a pause for what she was doing. I don’t find her change at the end out of character.
@sliat19815 жыл бұрын
She does look really hurt, not physically of course, but feelings wise. Buck was right about Bug. It also makes her hugging her mom at the end fit nicely. As she's sorry how she's been acting towards her parents and I think in this scene she wants her parents.
@alexanderpytko53944 жыл бұрын
Tia got hurt because bug cheated on her with some random girl in the bedroom at the slumber party. Tia was also sorry for being disrespectful to Buck, her parents and her siblings also.
@melsmith26694 жыл бұрын
@@melsmith2669 It was Tia in that bedroom wasnt it? Its because Buck was right about Bug being a predator. He knew he would try and get Tia into bed.
@johnnythekid46013 жыл бұрын
Good to have redeemable characters.
@danielwilliamson61803 жыл бұрын
@@johnnythekid4601 it actually wasn't. We're led to believe it is at first, but then when Buck breaks down the door we see its some other chick
@csab86423 жыл бұрын
Truly one of the greatest talents that ever lived. Damn shame we dont have this amazing guy with us now.
@zaxbitterzen21782 жыл бұрын
When she said “I’m sorry” I cried! Because she finally realized she hurt someone who loves her for someone who didn’t! It was a honest mistake and she definitely learned her lesson. Gave her mom love as soon as she came back! The ones who love us deserve the love and respect they give. ❤
@kendawyatt321910 ай бұрын
I don't think it should be seen as an honest mistake, but rather a moral failure, of which she turned from and received forgiveness for at the cost of her dear uncle for their reconciliation. I do, however, love everything else that you wrote there.
@ZeroESG.goopootoob4 ай бұрын
The world needs more Uncle Bucks
@llg3pe3 жыл бұрын
The score in this scene was so 1980’s man I miss the 80’s
@johnmazzoni4875 жыл бұрын
You'll Never Walk Alone 😢🙏
@JayKhwaja3 жыл бұрын
This movie came out in 1989 making it 31 years old. My goodness how the years and time just zooms by so fast.
@melsmith26694 жыл бұрын
I was 11 years old, but I absolutely love all his movies, I miss him dearly.
@sarahcellblockh15622 жыл бұрын
It also proves here that Buck would be a really good father and Tia thinks so after this. Buck just needs to start working for a living which has been his biggest obstacle but once he does, he and Shanice can start their life together, get married and have a family.
@alexanderpytko53944 жыл бұрын
This scene was really terrific. The dialogue was understated, the acting so expressive. They hardly said anything and yet conveyed so much.
@Jgm-gm9wi4 жыл бұрын
Uncle Buck was a good man. Despite his unconventional lifestyle, his heart was nearly always in the right place, as he demonstrated through the course of the film. Great acting all round from the cast and of course, Mr Candy. RIP, Mr Candy (1950-1994). Your films will be watched for generations to come. Thank you, Sir.
@alexcarratu5554 Жыл бұрын
The music in this scene is so haunting. The moment when a sad angry teenager just throws her arms up and finally accepts the love of her estranged uncle who she had shut out
@jimmurray92049 ай бұрын
Came here looking specifically for this song.
@originalcracker5 ай бұрын
@@originalcrackerSame. Is this part of the score? I've loved it since I was seven years old when I saw it in the theater.
@ZeroESG.goopootoob4 ай бұрын
@@ZeroESG.goopootoob I don’t think you can get it outside of watching this scene. I tried looking around and it’s not on the soundtrack, and I couldn’t find just the score for it either, so I just copied the audio out of the scene. It makes a nice clip, and including the dialogue gives it a nice vaporwave feel.
Absolutely amazing scene. John Candy was truly a legend-able to play the clownish parts of Buck hilariously, then really deliver these quiet, emotional moments without overdoing it. I love how Buck RESPECTS Tia here-he doesn’t blame her for anything and sincerely asks her for advice as a peer, not a child. The whole movie is just amazing.
@christiankrenek76894 жыл бұрын
Exactly...all she wanted was to be treated like an adult
@Vizzini_2 жыл бұрын
An uncle many of us would’ve loved to have had in our lives.
@ew17452 жыл бұрын
John hughes.... The ability to make us laugh and cry in equal measure, this scene summed it all up, RIP Mr hughes and thanks for the memorys
@mrriff56813 жыл бұрын
Love the 80's synth...💔💔
@lifesprototype4 жыл бұрын
This scene always gets me, it's heartbreaking. Thank God for Uncle Buck 🙏
@Lee-zw5km3 жыл бұрын
I admire the way Buck never gives the I told you so speech to Tia, seeing how upset she is, he just tries to comfort her.
@leastlikedcritic7529Ай бұрын
This film has so much heart. I absolutely love it. A modern classic. Up there with 'It's a wonderful life'. And that's saying something. They were shocks honey, remember.
@martinbayliss38684 ай бұрын
This scene was emotional but it was a turning point for Tia where she realised.
@singletotakentv95834 жыл бұрын
both hughes and candy had the uncanny ability of making us laugh and cry all at the same time with a written word and a thoughtful scene, R.I.P to them both...... Thanks for the memories ♥
@mrriff56814 жыл бұрын
I will NEVER get tired of this movie, i love the story in it and it reminds me about my 2 uncles i loved but who sadly isn’t here anymore 😞 They were just as funny and carring as Buck 😌
@trinejensen17074 жыл бұрын
Uncle Buck, simply one of the sweetest, funniest, enchanting movies I 've ever seen, to me this is a classic, and this scene is so soothing, calming. She regrets not listening when he offered loving advise before yet he understands what she needs now, such a well written peace of art, 1-derfully acted by both. And what comes next, right after this is the funniest revenge in films, Charles Bronson must have rolled on the floor laughing !!! Blessings from San Juan PR !!!
@luishumbertovega39003 жыл бұрын
I miss John Candy 💔 Long live the King!!!
@frankfooter6105 жыл бұрын
Rest In Peace Uncle Buck. Everyone loves and misses you! 2021.
@emt87562 жыл бұрын
I remember the days when the Disney channel would play Uncle Buck and I would get so excited to see it every time. Some parts were censored which I didn’t realize until I watched the full movie years later. Such a classic! I wish John Candy was still around for this generation. One of the greats for sure!
@TightyWhiteyTrash Жыл бұрын
John Candy's heart was like the open sky both on the screen and off the screen. I love this guy.
@angeloiodice93043 жыл бұрын
my favorite scene of this movie some damn good acting here
@JW-ol8vy4 жыл бұрын
I clicked on this video to honor you John Candy! You are idol to me and you were always a favorite to me... Your movies are such a inspiration to me and growing up watching you has made my childhood and life amazing... with love to you John Candy!
@jf38236 жыл бұрын
Jean Louisa Kelly who played Tia is very underrated as a performer.Her facial expressions when angry sad and happy with minimal dialogue is excellent.Her performance in Mr Holland's Opus was also impressive.She deserved a better Hollywood career
@zorankarabeleski3924 жыл бұрын
Miss you John Candy! Why’d you have to go too soon?! As for Tia, her shoes sound so pretty when she walks in this scene.
@patrickmichael3384 Жыл бұрын
I love this scene the music sets the tone and the movie suddenly gets very serious. There should've been another mafia style movie with him as the star and this soundtrack
@Gerickmb6 жыл бұрын
Do you know what song this
@djchief45304 жыл бұрын
1:40 I always wondered what the wrench 🔧 was for? My first guess was Bug.
@VanillaLimeCoke4 жыл бұрын
Probably was just there to add a little comedy in an otherwise serious situation.
@jakehall77634 жыл бұрын
I always thought that's what he used to start his car...
@mcgannahanskyjellyfetti68544 жыл бұрын
He died to young. His weight is what got him. I’m heavy myself and really worries me very much.
@Weightlossjourney243 жыл бұрын
I'm with you brother
@j-rocd95073 жыл бұрын
I heard that when he gave up smoking his weight really increased.
@irishcountryman48663 жыл бұрын
My nephew's friend died at 25 from his heart going out due to him being massively overweight. Doctors had told his mom that he needed to lose weight, but mom didn't want to say "no." Make a change before the health problems start, before it's too late.
@sarcasticallyrearranged2 жыл бұрын
Start walking....! Even if only 1 minute, 2 minutes, 5 minutes, whatever; the following day, add 15 sec, one minute, whatever...; add some every day. It adds up over a month or two, or four! (I built up from only being able to jog 100 yards without being winded to 5-7 miles every other day, and, once did 10.1 miles just to prove I could. (At a nice , slow, 3.8 mph pace, but, did it anyway, and, lost 6 pounds of sweat in 2 hours!)
@mdd19632 жыл бұрын
@@mdd1963 Nice
@Vizzini_2 жыл бұрын
IT'S HIS BROTHERS DAUGHTER,they are special,can't never give up on them,they are too valuable,uncle buck is one grown up in the groove guy,JOHN CANDY was a class act and brilliant funny man,this movie has his fingerprints all over it,if you try to remake it,no one will attend,i guarantee that,RIP YOU GENIUS YOU
@strattuner2 жыл бұрын
I always liked the song It's So eerie
@nikolugo7 жыл бұрын
This soundtrack was composed by Ira Newborn and i found it right here kzhead.info/sun/qr2ToqmChWKeZZs/bejne.html you're welcome😁
@Gerickmb6 жыл бұрын
mr. noname Thank you my friend.
@YoungBrada4 жыл бұрын
It’s a cue. A music cue. Not a song.
@AirwolfArchive4 жыл бұрын
Tia is deep, and more lovely than a spring rose 🌹 💕
@MapleSyrupPoet Жыл бұрын
This soundtrack makes me sad, happy and nostalgic all at once.
@Luuth3 жыл бұрын
Miss being a kid at 5 to 7 and watching all the 80’s movies.
@joewiedmeier10804 жыл бұрын
Every time this year I always have to watch this film cause it’s the same time of year in the film 👌
@joewiedmeier10805 жыл бұрын
I grew up watching John Candy movies. When he died i was so bummed. Not that I worship celebs but he was funny and a great actor. The great out doors is one of my favorite movies.
@MrPHUCKYOURSELF4 жыл бұрын
John had an amazing performance personality, effused with caring, senstiivity and love. John knew his personal habits, over-eating, drinking, and smoking were deadly, but apparently he found comfort in those same things. He fooled himself into believing his natural size would cover him. People just loved him for who he was. Buck Melanoma, Moley Russell's wart.
@PRR54064 ай бұрын
I have 4 nieces.its a special bond and connection You have with them because they also see me as their close friend rather than just a parent.its a natural instinct for a uncle to be protective
@zorankarabeleski3924 жыл бұрын
He wasn’t only a comedic gem, he was also a great actor
@LAAPmusic5 ай бұрын
God loves us like this.. she confessed her mistakes. He said I don't wanna talk about it I just wanna get you Home 🥰
@KarmicSlayer2 жыл бұрын
Love John God still rest & bless his soul heart & such
@James223642 жыл бұрын
That 80s music though 🤣🤣🤣
@shioriryukaze3 жыл бұрын
To this day my bride calls Big John 'Uncle Buck'. Rest In Peace, JC.
@TheBatugan773 жыл бұрын
Such a classy guy you were John Candy. Loved you on SCTV and your movies. The world got a bit darker when you passed
@jond19652 жыл бұрын
Such a pity that he died so young. He had so much more of unspent talent to share with the world.
@notyou18772 жыл бұрын
This scene is so much more relatable to me now. I have 2 twin 17 year old nieces and sometimes they love you and sometimes they are embarassed of me
@100domathon5 жыл бұрын
Scenes like this remind me that instead of watching these clips I should bite the bullet & watch the movie itself from the beginning! It's a good flick!
@Beezlie7272 жыл бұрын
If you can stop laughing and listen to some of the sub plots this movie become even better. U.B. And Tia learn from each other and only strengthens a new found relationship which you can only imagine how it would grow in future yrs.
@jerrypipher457 Жыл бұрын
And all this time “Bug” is in the trunk 😂
@Mississippi4Clemson2 жыл бұрын
I love this scene. As Tia is not evil she just a young lady thinking she knows the world. And when Buck was protecting her she saw it as a form of control. But now she sees what buck was trying to prevent her from. She now feels heartbroken and worthless. And Uncle Buck asking about relationship advice wasn't for her to actually admit what she done wrong. But to make her feel grown up and give her the sense that her opinion actually being worth something.
@cnote24582 жыл бұрын
Music always stayed with me as a kid damn so haunting and beautiful at the same time.
@kevinhernandez303 жыл бұрын
RIP John Candy missed you
@TheToosweet323 жыл бұрын
that tia was one cute chick in this funny ass movie. 🐥
@signalstatstevedouglas13878 жыл бұрын
Jean Louise Kelly is still a hottie after all of these years!
@SFAPowerhouse7 жыл бұрын
Very lovely girl.
@martm2164 жыл бұрын
And she's married since 1997 with two kids. So in a way, tia got her happy ending.
@anthonyvassallo64972 жыл бұрын
This is exactly how a parent should handle a teen who is troubled and confused. Even though she wronged him earlier, he didn't get vengeful with her or scold her. He took into account her feelings. Troubled teens need empathy and compassion not punishment and lectures
@robbiehall99583 жыл бұрын
Indeed. And Tia's mother: Cindy, could learn a thing or 2 about that. The reason I say that is Cindy isn't very likeable. She's needlessly picky and fearful over the smallest things. What's even more ridiculous is when Bob suggests Buck look after the kids, Cindy comes up with the lamest excuses for not wanting him there. "He doesn't have kids, he isn't married, he doesn't even work. The trashy people he hangs out with. That woman who sells tires. The horse racing, the gambling." I say, "So he doesn't have kids and isn't married. What's wrong with that. So he hangs out with trashy people. They're not gang members and criminals. His girlfriend doesn't just sell tires, she owns and runs a garage. Again, what's wrong with that?" She tries to make him sound like a drunk, a drug addict, or a criminal who'll neglect and abuse the kids. Sure, he was a goof and not a very good sitter at first, but he still did his best and helped Tia come to terms with her new life. Cindy certainly wasn't trying to help Tia in any way. Tia is upset that her parents, Cindy, accepted a promotion and dragged her away from her friends and other family members in Indianapolis. For a teenager, going through that is tough. Cindy wasn't even trying to comfort Tia. That might explain part of the reason Tia became rebellious. It doesn't excuse Tia from becoming unruly and having a bad attitude, but Cindy must try harder as a parent. I know how Tia feels. I had to move and transfer to another school when I was 11 and almost finished Grade 5. It wasn't easy, although we only moved across town to another neighbourhood. I hardly saw my friends anymore and didn't have many others at my new school. Just became even more of an outcast. My parents didn't care and didn't try to comfort me. They just told me to get over it and move on. They'd say I'll make new friends. Yeah right. That didn't happen. What a surprise. I wasn't exactly rebellious. I mostly stayed in my room, neglected my homework, and rarely studied for tests. Also didn't help around the house unless asked. It only got worse after my friend moved away because his dad was in the military and got transferred.
@baddriversofmoosejaw86813 жыл бұрын
Thank you.
@jenningsslayer3142 жыл бұрын
That car rates up there in awesomeness with the family truckster.
@jb01777 жыл бұрын
I’m thinking about finding and buying a 77 marquis and screwing with the carb just to make it backfire like that. Lol it’s strange to want a car that shitty. I think that’s a testament to the quality of character John presenter in this great film.
@Beer-can_full_of_toes4 жыл бұрын
Dad bought a 2 door Fully loaded 78 Marquis new in 78. You could do 80mph in that thing and not realize it till you looked at the speedometer.
@jerrykinnin79413 жыл бұрын
A ride in the Buckmobile....I wish I had an Uncle Buck when I was a kid...
@l_Live_In_Oregon3 жыл бұрын
Great show one of my favorites
@stevendoyle54445 ай бұрын
Love that 80s music..a more happy time dispute the bomb and recession...best time at Figtree high , Wollongong, Australia
@roybennett63302 жыл бұрын
You will be missed John...he had a big heart is what I liked about him.
@shawnhumphreys92613 жыл бұрын
At least Tia's shoes sound pretty while she walks.
@patrickmichaellangan5766 жыл бұрын
And whole time, he had the bug in the trunk of his car.
@brandeneby2953 жыл бұрын
John Hughes really makes John Candy's characters, like Del and Buck, find a sentimental piece in their hearts that they were not fully awake to. We truly miss both Candy and Hughes, for the kind of magic that they were able to bring to our lives.
@chrisfinch86374 жыл бұрын
This is a forgotten movie. I need to watch it again.
@herculesrockefeller16832 жыл бұрын
Genuine kind people will always be tops no matter what lame brains think
@petergibbs60394 жыл бұрын
love this
@amanda410128 жыл бұрын
God I miss him so much.
@ForeverBennett2 жыл бұрын
Uncle Buck is the Uncle We would all love.
@ronniewilliams24652 жыл бұрын
I think John could have won an Oscar if he played his cards right
@mikekling7144 Жыл бұрын
Great film. Great cast.
@martm2164 жыл бұрын
2:24 I'm always keen on this tune. It was composed by Ira Newborn.
@SuperJord889 жыл бұрын
Most of John Hughes' films also were.
@NESherv7 жыл бұрын
Great comedians are often excellent straight dramatic actors.
@davidmathews21242 жыл бұрын
Iam very sad RIP respect from Germany
@leonferrari14304 жыл бұрын
I really miss this guy. R.I.P. John Candy.
@bettygrable50352 жыл бұрын
Wow I just found out she was Kim off of the show Yes, dear
@jerryhamer7 жыл бұрын
Such a great scene
@robertscaife23612 жыл бұрын
This one and "Who's Harry Crumb" are my favourite John Candy movies. The latter also features a young Shawnee Smith. Eye candy for sure.
@rainers.20802 жыл бұрын
Great man !!
@madmextupapa2 жыл бұрын
me to..... sometimes I watch a film... and I say ya don't even know ... I will never get rid of my vhs this movie is a staple .... then after crying I smile.. hell yeahhh¡!!!!
@chrismorse35223 жыл бұрын
I loved John Candy in this movie. I think it was best role he was ever offered. We miss you John.
@TheBelegur3 жыл бұрын
Love this show, kids these watch this!
@maryallen57134 жыл бұрын
Normally I don’t give likes to these video of a video uploads. But I enjoy the music in this scene very much.
@jwfox5410 ай бұрын
I have been looking for the mailbox scene that cracked me up as a kid bc it was so random. Every time Miles looks out Shanice looks in the window and he sees nothing then randomly he looks out and sees three guys faces looking in hahahaha. Idk it cracked me up bc it was so random.
@pab13813 жыл бұрын
Much loved actor
@ritasmiley53613 жыл бұрын
Absolutely stunning natural beauty
@zorankarabeleski3924 жыл бұрын
John made alot of good movies, but he was a great Uncle Buck, he was amazing
Every kid now a days needs an Uncle Buck, R.I.P. John Candy🙏🏻
A good and descent not perfect uncle who would kill for your safe return home. Yup, we need more like John candy. Rest in peace big guy.
@@jonchaney he died at Mexico victim of diabeties
Every kid needs three uncles, Uncle Phil, Uncle Iroh, and uncle Buck.
Amen.
Not Just an Uncle Buck but also an Uncle Phil too, we Miss you both John Candy (1950 - 1994) & James Avery (1945 - 2013) 😢🙏🤲🕊🌹 See you Both at the Crossroads ☝
*"I don't wanna talk about it I just wanna get you home."*
Spider Man literally the best thing to say
Most Uncles and/or Aunts (when in charge while parents are away) are sometimes like that today, when some can be quick to punish. Buck was the main exception right here- even I couldn't blame him and I would've done the same thing in his shoes.
Powerful scene. Uncle Buck was a good man. RIP John Candy.
Good comedian all the good are gone too soon like robin Williams
You Said it Pal, if only he was still Alive today, we lost someone so unique and special to us all 27 years ago. 80s Forever 😢🙏🕊🌹
@@hound6171 😢🙏
errrm didnt this scene lead into him having a teenager tied up in his trunk?
Shadow Banned that teenager you speak of was already well on his way to becoming a future Bill Cosby 🤷♂️ That Buck had him tied up in the trunk didn't bother me in the slightest.
I love that he didn’t yell or accuse. He talked in a calm voice, with no jokes or teasing. He just wanted her to be safe. Most parents would’ve gone off and screamed at her, but he didn’t.
That’s an uncles job. To be there for and say the things that parents can’t.
he wanted to be there for her, he knew what she went through, he could probably even relate as we all go through same situation at some point, he knew she was hurt, in a bad place, and yelling and screaming about curfews or whatever would only make things worse, Tia is lucky to have such a good uncle, Chanise is lucky to have such a good man, and we were all that lucky to have John Candy,
Excellent comment.
Yeah so true
While John Candy was a great comedian, a lot of people overlook how good he was at drama. Tia: "Is this a trick?" Buck: "No." Nicely understated. His body language, facial expressions--perfect. Pity he didn't live longer. RIP, sir.
John candy was Uncle Buck. His daughter even said as much in an interview I think. But I remember him saying when he was in the car looking at the two kids in the back through the rear view and the sorrowful look on his face washed over him when he realized what he was doing he was seeing his own children in that seat and he genuinely felt terrible. It’s heart wrenching just watching that scene. He was so amazing at everything he did. I miss his presence in our world very much.
He had dramatic depth in Planes Trains and Automobiles too. Behind all the bluster he was a man who lost a wife and didn't really have a home to go to.
@@LordTalax Exactly. As an actor, if he'd lived longer, I think he'd have eventually won an Oscar for Best Actor. That's how much talent he had. Only The Lonely was a very offbeat picture, but he was so believable in it, you couldn't help but root for him and Ally Sheedy.
One of the best things about John Hughes was his uncanny ability to tell stories about how hard growing up is. Don't you wish life came with a rewind button?
YOU SAID IT BROTHER 💫⭐🙏😢
All the time…
Uncle Buck In my opinion, one of the best, and most entertaining movies ever made.
80s was all about love and care, this scene was a perfect blend of that 😢
Jay Khwaja We are going back friend.
Mel Gibson take me with you please?
Jay Khwaja "When this baby hits 88mph, you're gonna see some serious shit"
I wish that I had grown up during the 70s and 80s.
Yes it was
HE WAS DECENT TO HER. AND SHE WASNT USED TO ATTENTION FROM SOMEONE WHO CARED ABOUT HER.
You described it perfectly...
Exactly.
And her boyfriend only payed her attention for the wrong reason 😣🙈
@@trinejensen1707 that’s any guy
@@taras1408 that’s BS lol
I wish he was alive
You and me both. Comic meteors like him and Farley burned up twice the speed..
Me too.
...we ALL do! 😞😔
That would be a holy spirt everyone is gonna died when they are soo old
When did he die?
When he died it broke my heart, he always made me laugh, even on the sad moments in my life, and I thank him for that, may John Candy R.I.P. 🙏🙏
That’s the thing about Tia. As mean as she was in this movie before this scene, you can tell she IS genuinely sorry for what she did, not just because Buck agreed not to tell her parents. She’s really hurt here. You can see she generally feels remorse for what she did. When she says sorry, you can tell she’s saying it from her heart. She’s definently a redeemable character. Even before she did what she did, she did seem to have a pause for what she was doing. I don’t find her change at the end out of character.
She does look really hurt, not physically of course, but feelings wise. Buck was right about Bug. It also makes her hugging her mom at the end fit nicely. As she's sorry how she's been acting towards her parents and I think in this scene she wants her parents.
Tia got hurt because bug cheated on her with some random girl in the bedroom at the slumber party. Tia was also sorry for being disrespectful to Buck, her parents and her siblings also.
@@melsmith2669 It was Tia in that bedroom wasnt it? Its because Buck was right about Bug being a predator. He knew he would try and get Tia into bed.
Good to have redeemable characters.
@@johnnythekid4601 it actually wasn't. We're led to believe it is at first, but then when Buck breaks down the door we see its some other chick
Truly one of the greatest talents that ever lived. Damn shame we dont have this amazing guy with us now.
When she said “I’m sorry” I cried! Because she finally realized she hurt someone who loves her for someone who didn’t! It was a honest mistake and she definitely learned her lesson. Gave her mom love as soon as she came back! The ones who love us deserve the love and respect they give. ❤
I don't think it should be seen as an honest mistake, but rather a moral failure, of which she turned from and received forgiveness for at the cost of her dear uncle for their reconciliation. I do, however, love everything else that you wrote there.
The world needs more Uncle Bucks
The score in this scene was so 1980’s man I miss the 80’s
You'll Never Walk Alone 😢🙏
This movie came out in 1989 making it 31 years old. My goodness how the years and time just zooms by so fast.
I was 11 years old, but I absolutely love all his movies, I miss him dearly.
It also proves here that Buck would be a really good father and Tia thinks so after this. Buck just needs to start working for a living which has been his biggest obstacle but once he does, he and Shanice can start their life together, get married and have a family.
This scene was really terrific. The dialogue was understated, the acting so expressive. They hardly said anything and yet conveyed so much.
Uncle Buck was a good man. Despite his unconventional lifestyle, his heart was nearly always in the right place, as he demonstrated through the course of the film. Great acting all round from the cast and of course, Mr Candy. RIP, Mr Candy (1950-1994). Your films will be watched for generations to come. Thank you, Sir.
The music in this scene is so haunting. The moment when a sad angry teenager just throws her arms up and finally accepts the love of her estranged uncle who she had shut out
Came here looking specifically for this song.
@@originalcrackerSame. Is this part of the score? I've loved it since I was seven years old when I saw it in the theater.
@@ZeroESG.goopootoob I don’t think you can get it outside of watching this scene. I tried looking around and it’s not on the soundtrack, and I couldn’t find just the score for it either, so I just copied the audio out of the scene. It makes a nice clip, and including the dialogue gives it a nice vaporwave feel.
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I just love these synth scores.
That's Ira Newborn for you.
Absolutely amazing scene. John Candy was truly a legend-able to play the clownish parts of Buck hilariously, then really deliver these quiet, emotional moments without overdoing it. I love how Buck RESPECTS Tia here-he doesn’t blame her for anything and sincerely asks her for advice as a peer, not a child. The whole movie is just amazing.
Exactly...all she wanted was to be treated like an adult
An uncle many of us would’ve loved to have had in our lives.
John hughes.... The ability to make us laugh and cry in equal measure, this scene summed it all up, RIP Mr hughes and thanks for the memorys
Love the 80's synth...💔💔
This scene always gets me, it's heartbreaking. Thank God for Uncle Buck 🙏
I admire the way Buck never gives the I told you so speech to Tia, seeing how upset she is, he just tries to comfort her.
This film has so much heart. I absolutely love it. A modern classic. Up there with 'It's a wonderful life'. And that's saying something. They were shocks honey, remember.
This scene was emotional but it was a turning point for Tia where she realised.
both hughes and candy had the uncanny ability of making us laugh and cry all at the same time with a written word and a thoughtful scene, R.I.P to them both...... Thanks for the memories ♥
I will NEVER get tired of this movie, i love the story in it and it reminds me about my 2 uncles i loved but who sadly isn’t here anymore 😞 They were just as funny and carring as Buck 😌
Uncle Buck, simply one of the sweetest, funniest, enchanting movies I 've ever seen, to me this is a classic, and this scene is so soothing, calming. She regrets not listening when he offered loving advise before yet he understands what she needs now, such a well written peace of art, 1-derfully acted by both. And what comes next, right after this is the funniest revenge in films, Charles Bronson must have rolled on the floor laughing !!! Blessings from San Juan PR !!!
I miss John Candy 💔 Long live the King!!!
Rest In Peace Uncle Buck. Everyone loves and misses you! 2021.
I remember the days when the Disney channel would play Uncle Buck and I would get so excited to see it every time. Some parts were censored which I didn’t realize until I watched the full movie years later. Such a classic! I wish John Candy was still around for this generation. One of the greats for sure!
John Candy's heart was like the open sky both on the screen and off the screen. I love this guy.
my favorite scene of this movie some damn good acting here
I clicked on this video to honor you John Candy! You are idol to me and you were always a favorite to me... Your movies are such a inspiration to me and growing up watching you has made my childhood and life amazing... with love to you John Candy!
Jean Louisa Kelly who played Tia is very underrated as a performer.Her facial expressions when angry sad and happy with minimal dialogue is excellent.Her performance in Mr Holland's Opus was also impressive.She deserved a better Hollywood career
Miss you John Candy! Why’d you have to go too soon?! As for Tia, her shoes sound so pretty when she walks in this scene.
I love this scene the music sets the tone and the movie suddenly gets very serious. There should've been another mafia style movie with him as the star and this soundtrack
Do you know what song this
1:40 I always wondered what the wrench 🔧 was for? My first guess was Bug.
Probably was just there to add a little comedy in an otherwise serious situation.
I always thought that's what he used to start his car...
He died to young. His weight is what got him. I’m heavy myself and really worries me very much.
I'm with you brother
I heard that when he gave up smoking his weight really increased.
My nephew's friend died at 25 from his heart going out due to him being massively overweight. Doctors had told his mom that he needed to lose weight, but mom didn't want to say "no." Make a change before the health problems start, before it's too late.
Start walking....! Even if only 1 minute, 2 minutes, 5 minutes, whatever; the following day, add 15 sec, one minute, whatever...; add some every day. It adds up over a month or two, or four! (I built up from only being able to jog 100 yards without being winded to 5-7 miles every other day, and, once did 10.1 miles just to prove I could. (At a nice , slow, 3.8 mph pace, but, did it anyway, and, lost 6 pounds of sweat in 2 hours!)
@@mdd1963 Nice
IT'S HIS BROTHERS DAUGHTER,they are special,can't never give up on them,they are too valuable,uncle buck is one grown up in the groove guy,JOHN CANDY was a class act and brilliant funny man,this movie has his fingerprints all over it,if you try to remake it,no one will attend,i guarantee that,RIP YOU GENIUS YOU
I always liked the song It's So eerie
This soundtrack was composed by Ira Newborn and i found it right here kzhead.info/sun/qr2ToqmChWKeZZs/bejne.html you're welcome😁
mr. noname Thank you my friend.
It’s a cue. A music cue. Not a song.
Tia is deep, and more lovely than a spring rose 🌹 💕
This soundtrack makes me sad, happy and nostalgic all at once.
Miss being a kid at 5 to 7 and watching all the 80’s movies.
Every time this year I always have to watch this film cause it’s the same time of year in the film 👌
I grew up watching John Candy movies. When he died i was so bummed. Not that I worship celebs but he was funny and a great actor. The great out doors is one of my favorite movies.
John had an amazing performance personality, effused with caring, senstiivity and love. John knew his personal habits, over-eating, drinking, and smoking were deadly, but apparently he found comfort in those same things. He fooled himself into believing his natural size would cover him. People just loved him for who he was. Buck Melanoma, Moley Russell's wart.
I have 4 nieces.its a special bond and connection You have with them because they also see me as their close friend rather than just a parent.its a natural instinct for a uncle to be protective
He wasn’t only a comedic gem, he was also a great actor
God loves us like this.. she confessed her mistakes. He said I don't wanna talk about it I just wanna get you Home 🥰
Love John God still rest & bless his soul heart & such
That 80s music though 🤣🤣🤣
To this day my bride calls Big John 'Uncle Buck'. Rest In Peace, JC.
Such a classy guy you were John Candy. Loved you on SCTV and your movies. The world got a bit darker when you passed
Such a pity that he died so young. He had so much more of unspent talent to share with the world.
This scene is so much more relatable to me now. I have 2 twin 17 year old nieces and sometimes they love you and sometimes they are embarassed of me
Scenes like this remind me that instead of watching these clips I should bite the bullet & watch the movie itself from the beginning! It's a good flick!
If you can stop laughing and listen to some of the sub plots this movie become even better. U.B. And Tia learn from each other and only strengthens a new found relationship which you can only imagine how it would grow in future yrs.
And all this time “Bug” is in the trunk 😂
I love this scene. As Tia is not evil she just a young lady thinking she knows the world. And when Buck was protecting her she saw it as a form of control. But now she sees what buck was trying to prevent her from. She now feels heartbroken and worthless. And Uncle Buck asking about relationship advice wasn't for her to actually admit what she done wrong. But to make her feel grown up and give her the sense that her opinion actually being worth something.
Music always stayed with me as a kid damn so haunting and beautiful at the same time.
RIP John Candy missed you
that tia was one cute chick in this funny ass movie. 🐥
Jean Louise Kelly is still a hottie after all of these years!
Very lovely girl.
And she's married since 1997 with two kids. So in a way, tia got her happy ending.
This is exactly how a parent should handle a teen who is troubled and confused. Even though she wronged him earlier, he didn't get vengeful with her or scold her. He took into account her feelings. Troubled teens need empathy and compassion not punishment and lectures
Indeed. And Tia's mother: Cindy, could learn a thing or 2 about that. The reason I say that is Cindy isn't very likeable. She's needlessly picky and fearful over the smallest things. What's even more ridiculous is when Bob suggests Buck look after the kids, Cindy comes up with the lamest excuses for not wanting him there. "He doesn't have kids, he isn't married, he doesn't even work. The trashy people he hangs out with. That woman who sells tires. The horse racing, the gambling." I say, "So he doesn't have kids and isn't married. What's wrong with that. So he hangs out with trashy people. They're not gang members and criminals. His girlfriend doesn't just sell tires, she owns and runs a garage. Again, what's wrong with that?" She tries to make him sound like a drunk, a drug addict, or a criminal who'll neglect and abuse the kids. Sure, he was a goof and not a very good sitter at first, but he still did his best and helped Tia come to terms with her new life. Cindy certainly wasn't trying to help Tia in any way. Tia is upset that her parents, Cindy, accepted a promotion and dragged her away from her friends and other family members in Indianapolis. For a teenager, going through that is tough. Cindy wasn't even trying to comfort Tia. That might explain part of the reason Tia became rebellious. It doesn't excuse Tia from becoming unruly and having a bad attitude, but Cindy must try harder as a parent. I know how Tia feels. I had to move and transfer to another school when I was 11 and almost finished Grade 5. It wasn't easy, although we only moved across town to another neighbourhood. I hardly saw my friends anymore and didn't have many others at my new school. Just became even more of an outcast. My parents didn't care and didn't try to comfort me. They just told me to get over it and move on. They'd say I'll make new friends. Yeah right. That didn't happen. What a surprise. I wasn't exactly rebellious. I mostly stayed in my room, neglected my homework, and rarely studied for tests. Also didn't help around the house unless asked. It only got worse after my friend moved away because his dad was in the military and got transferred.
Thank you.
That car rates up there in awesomeness with the family truckster.
I’m thinking about finding and buying a 77 marquis and screwing with the carb just to make it backfire like that. Lol it’s strange to want a car that shitty. I think that’s a testament to the quality of character John presenter in this great film.
Dad bought a 2 door Fully loaded 78 Marquis new in 78. You could do 80mph in that thing and not realize it till you looked at the speedometer.
A ride in the Buckmobile....I wish I had an Uncle Buck when I was a kid...
Great show one of my favorites
Love that 80s music..a more happy time dispute the bomb and recession...best time at Figtree high , Wollongong, Australia
You will be missed John...he had a big heart is what I liked about him.
At least Tia's shoes sound pretty while she walks.
And whole time, he had the bug in the trunk of his car.
John Hughes really makes John Candy's characters, like Del and Buck, find a sentimental piece in their hearts that they were not fully awake to. We truly miss both Candy and Hughes, for the kind of magic that they were able to bring to our lives.
This is a forgotten movie. I need to watch it again.
Genuine kind people will always be tops no matter what lame brains think
love this
God I miss him so much.
Uncle Buck is the Uncle We would all love.
I think John could have won an Oscar if he played his cards right
Great film. Great cast.
2:24 I'm always keen on this tune. It was composed by Ira Newborn.
Most of John Hughes' films also were.
Great comedians are often excellent straight dramatic actors.
Iam very sad RIP respect from Germany
I really miss this guy. R.I.P. John Candy.
Wow I just found out she was Kim off of the show Yes, dear
Such a great scene
This one and "Who's Harry Crumb" are my favourite John Candy movies. The latter also features a young Shawnee Smith. Eye candy for sure.
Great man !!
me to..... sometimes I watch a film... and I say ya don't even know ... I will never get rid of my vhs this movie is a staple .... then after crying I smile.. hell yeahhh¡!!!!
I loved John Candy in this movie. I think it was best role he was ever offered. We miss you John.
Love this show, kids these watch this!
Normally I don’t give likes to these video of a video uploads. But I enjoy the music in this scene very much.
I have been looking for the mailbox scene that cracked me up as a kid bc it was so random. Every time Miles looks out Shanice looks in the window and he sees nothing then randomly he looks out and sees three guys faces looking in hahahaha. Idk it cracked me up bc it was so random.
Much loved actor
Absolutely stunning natural beauty
John made alot of good movies, but he was a great Uncle Buck, he was amazing