Planes, Trains and Automobiles

Most Rewatchable Scene

Wrong-way driving; hotel check-in through the pillows; the emotional return (best essential scene)

In the discussion (13)
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  • Opening boardroom delay,Bacon cameo and cab theft get film moving without dead time. — Bill Simmons
  • Room/one-bed discovery,disgusting shower and sleep noises; forty-five minutes footage reported, cuts arguably better. — Bill Simmons
  • Tirade and hurt reply elite; reading vomit bag singled out.
  • Those arent pillows iconic line and defensive Bears talk funny; sexual insecurity in shower invitation/bed scene noted. — Van Lathan
  • Ring sales and dinner when Del emphasizes missed Thanksgiving pageant precious moments praised. — Bill Simmons
  • Rental-agreement disposal and dangerous airport walk create justified fury; counter clerk response devastatingly funny,19 swear words and Nichols advice recalled. — Van Lathan
  • Car ball-handling argument; extra balls/fingers reply favorite line. — Bill Simmons
  • Wrong-way sequence with skeletons/devil should not work but masterful silly comedy. — Van Lathan
  • Drunk hotel bonding needed, compared with Midnight Run train chicken exchange. — Bill Simmons
  • Final truth confession/return and walk home praised; The longer monologue was reportedly cut, not in released deleted footage. — Bill Simmons
  • One preference wrong-way driving as most rewatchable, distinguishes emotional return as best essential scene. — Van Lathan
  • Other preference hotel check-in through Those arent pillows, would keep watching from channel surfing. — Bill Simmons
  • Bus singalong explicitly recalled for most rewatchable: Neil Three Coins in a Fountain vs Del universally known Flintstones shows difference. — Van Lathan