This is NOTHING like Planes, Trains + automobiles... !!
John Candy's film was not concerned with the elements in the slightest - and it was 'good'...
That which is not yet, but ought to be, is more real than that which merely is.
John Candy's film was not concerned with the elements in the slightest - and it was 'good'...
That which is not yet, but ought to be, is more real than that which merely is.
I have a question about movies where grown people are stuck somewhere and cannot get home, even with credit cards and money and phones to call people.
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trains, planes, and automobiles did concern the elements. the reason that the plane had to reroute and land was because of a snow storm.
there are quite a few similarities between the two movies. the main being that the main characters in each travel by plane, train, AND automobile. And one character is crazy and the other is a tightass.
... I personally still wouldn't 'link' the two, though...
"It's not the years, honey, it's the mileage... "
Forces of Nature was originally a remake so you have to link them.
shareI think the biggest difference is that they're a whole genre away from each other... !
"It's not the years, honey, it's the mileage... "
There's another flick with a guy trying to get back to his wedding with a pretty girl's help, and she becomes his "bachelor party."
Movie was from 1988, "It Takes Two."
Much closer than "Planes, Trains & Automobiles." Almost ripoff-close, except that movie was pretty weak too so who cares