Planes, Trains & Automobiles

Planes, Trains & Automobiles
 
Genres: Adventure | Comedy | Drama
Year: 1987
Actors:
Steve Martin Neal Page
John Candy Del Griffith
Laila Robins Susan Page
Michael McKean State Trooper
Kevin Bacon Taxi Racer
Dylan Baker Owen
Carol Bruce Joy Page
Olivia Burnette Marti Page
Diana Douglas Peg
Martin Ferrero Second Motel Clerk
Larry Hankin Doobie
Richard Herd Walt
Susan Kellerman Waitress
Matthew Lawrence Little Neal Page
Edie McClurg Car Rental Agent
Directors: John Hughes
IMDB Rating: 7.40 (17679 votes)

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Runtime: 89 minutes
Video size: 720x396 px
Codec: DivX v5
Average Bitrate: 1552 kbps
FPS: 25


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Planes, Trains & Automobiles movie taglines: 

1: Steve Martin had no reason to panic...until John Candy came along.
2: What he really wanted was to spend Thanksgiving with his family. What he got was three days with the turkey.

Planes, Trains & Automobiles movie plot: 

Were it not for its profanity-laden opening scenes, John Hughes’ Planes, Trains and Automobiles might have been suitable family entertainment: certainly it’s heaps less violent and mean-spirited than Hughes’ Home Alone. En route to Chicago to spend Thanksgiving with his family, easily annoyed businessman Neal Page (Steve Martin) finds his first-class plane ticket has been demoted to coach, and he must share his flight with obnoxious salesman Del Griffith (John Candy). A sudden snowstorm in Chicago forces the plane to land in Wichita. Unable to find a room in any of the four-star hotels, Neal is compelled to accept Del’s invitation to share his accommodations in a cheapo-sleazo motel. Driven to distraction by Del’s annoying personal habits, the ungrateful Neal lets forth with a stream of verbal abuse. That’s when Del delivers the anticipated (but always welcome) “I don’t judge, why should you?”-type speech so common to John Hughes flicks. The shamefaced Neal tries to make up to Del, but there’s a bumpy time ahead as the mismatched pair make their way back to Chicago, first in a balky train, then by way of a refrigerator truck. We know from the outset that the oil-and-water Neal and Del will be bosom companions by the end of Planes, Trains and Automobiles, but it’s still a fun ride. The best bit: a half-asleep Del thinking that he’s got his hand tucked between two pillows — until his bedmate, Neal, bellows “Those aren’t pillows!”

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