"You're gonna freeze to death out there..." The moment in the movie where Neal starts to realize that he enjoys Del's company. Never fails to tug at the heartstrings just a little!
Well, Marie... Once again, my dear, you were as right as rain. I am, without a doubt, the biggest pain in the butt to ever come down the pike... I meet someone whose company I really enjoy, and what do I do? I go overboard. I smother the poor soul. I cause him more trouble than he has a right to. God, I got a big mouth... When am I ever going to wake up? I wish you were here with me right now.... But I guess... that's not gonna happen... Not now, anyway...
Imagine him and Chris Farley sitting on the couch watching TV and the TV is an endless marathon of both of their filmographies, and they are laughing so hard together. Yeah, that'd be nice.
as a Canadian I watch this movie every year for both our thanksgiving and American thanksgiving as well as about 6 other times throughout the year, this movie may very well be the greatest piece of cinema ever put together in terms of making you FEEL so many different emotions towards the characters
I don't mind admitting (as a fully grown man), this film can make u laugh one minute and cry the next. Beautiful film. John Candy will always be missed x
there was something magic about 1987 . This amazing movie , the year of the mega music albums : bad , hysteria , appetite for destruction , the joshua tree, whitesnake . Great Movies such as wall st , the untouchables, la bamba . Great tv shows as well . It will never be repeated and it pains me that it was 30 years ago !
He used to come up with soundtracks at the same time as he was writing the scripts, apparently to write Ferris Bueller's Day Off he just locked himself in his car for hours and got it written in less than a week..
"Well Marie, once again my dear you were as right as rain. I am without a doubt the biggest blabbermouth that ever lived. I meet someone whose company I really enjoy and what do I do? I go overboard, I smother the poor soul. Cause him more trouble than he has a right too. God I got a big mouth. When am I ever gonna wake up? I wish you were here with me right now. But I guess that's not gonna happen...not yet anyway."
Whenever I'm apart from & missing those that I love, this song comes to mind. This song captures the emotion perfectly. sometimes, love hurts. I can totally relate to what Dell is feeling. I'm grateful to have found it here, on You Tube. It's a great clip, from a great movie.
This is a great still for this song. One of my favourite movies of all time and I thought the ending was amazing. That's kind of what makes this movie so special. Del Griffith is funny and well-meaning and so full of life that you'd never dream of him being homeless and having lost his wife 8 years before we see him in the film. Neil Page's reaction is an image I'll never forget. Both Steve Martin and John Candy nailed that scene in the train station. Fantastic song too. Requiem Mass.
one of my favorite movies of all time especially for Thanksgiving and this tune reminds me of the Great John Candy R.I.P. you will never bee forgotten always in our hearts!!
This may sound strange, but just driving through the suburbs, in Chicago, and in Moline and the Quad, always makes me miss Illinois. And I've lived here most of my life. I went to live in Hawaii and Colorado. It wasn't the same. I love my home state. It's beautiful here, it's fun, and it's different. Everyone is so nice to each other.
@@MoteKat (and evandylan) : Funny, I've never been to Chicago, but I have a strange attraction and affinity for it. Why? John Hughes movies. (And the Blues Brothers.) (And Adventures in Babysitting. Both fun, entertaining movies with fantastic blues and R&B-based sountracks.) Those Hughes films of the '80s really spoke to me -- really reached down inside me and struck a chord.
Ahhh, John Hughes had such a knack for picking music for his masterpieces. No one every made a movie like he did. The movie....the music....just wonderful. This is my all time favorite comedy.
This movie is such a brilliant time capsule for pre-cell phone life. Every single scene reminds me of this whole other world I vaguely remember and miss so much.
Back before cellphones and internet took away the excitement. Granted, you virtually hold the world and all it's knowledge in your hand, but where's the adventure anymore?
@allypuss Hey, I'm glad you like it, it's one of my favorites too! I saw this movie a million times as a kid, so this song has always made me think of the holidays and family. I, too, prefer the instrumental version. Anyway, to answer your question, it came off of the Newborn extended edition album.
Absolutely. This song is so mournful and sad, but so beautiful to hear. It plays during the scene where Neil tries to call home, only to find that the motel rotary phone has a lock on it. Neil is very much missing being home with his family, but at that moment, realizes that Del has actually become his friend.
When I was a young man, I always begrudgingly took it for granted that I'd end up like Neal one day. Now I'm at this age, I'm sorry to say that I've actually turned out more like Del.
You wanna hurt me? Go right ahead if it makes you feel any better. I'm an easy target. "You're right. I talk too much. I also listen too much. I could be a cold hear-ted cynic like you. But I don't like to hurt people's feelings. Well you think what you want about me...I'm not changing. I like...I like me. my wife likes me. My customers like me. Cause I'm the real article. What you see is what you get."
"You wanna hurt me? Go right ahead if it makes you feel any better. I'm an easy target. Yeah, you're right, I talk too much. I also listen too much. I could be a cold-hearted cynic like you... but I don't like to hurt people's feelings. Well, you think what you want about me; I'm not changing. I like... I like me. My wife likes me. My customers like me. 'Cause I'm the real article. What you see is what you get."
Incredible movie. I am a child of 80s cinema. I was born in 1982. I love American comedies of those years. Chevy Chase, Kurt Russell, Tom Hanks, Monty Python (UK). great years, not like today's commercial garbage and without political correctness, blacks, whites, yellows, Jews, Mexicans. see how once everyone was equal and no one protested. now everyone wants to be more equal. All the best fellow Americans, on this beautiful sunny day.
This may sound strange, but just driving through the suburbs, in Chicago, and in Moline and the Quad, always makes me miss Illinois. And I've lived here most of my life. I went to live in Hawaii and Colorado. It wasn't the same. I love my home state. It's beautiful here, it's fun, and it's different. Everyone is so nice to each other.
Thanks for the note. I've been all the way out in California for the last 9 years for school & work...having lived all my life in Illinois, I just can't relate to being out here and I'm ready to go back...despite all the budget issues and political nonsense that's been going on.
Well the political nonsense is going to always be everywhere you go. But sorry to say it but the east coast and west coast seem to be full of polarized opinions. I like staying in the mid-west, I can actually talk to strangers and have a good time. My good friend offered to let move to California with him, and I said screw that. People are too fake there.
I think Del carrying the Trunk with him everywhere symbolises hurt, pain, Trauma, depression and one man with no hope, then Neil lifts the trunk with him,which to me says your not alone i will help ease the burden, just my interpretation.
This is now available as a download on iTunes and Spotify. This version has the background noise, speech from the film removed hence the poor quality. Search for 'Requim Mass version;.
![Somewhere in Time - Symphonic Suite [2024]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/38RtIyJJQYs/mqdefault.jpg)
"You're gonna freeze to death out there..." The moment in the movie where Neal starts to realize that he enjoys Del's company. Never fails to tug at the heartstrings just a little!
Or more that he has a conscience
Well, Marie... Once again, my dear, you were as right as rain. I am, without a doubt, the biggest pain in the butt to ever come down the pike... I meet someone whose company I really enjoy, and what do I do? I go overboard. I smother the poor soul. I cause him more trouble than he has a right to. God, I got a big mouth... When am I ever going to wake up? I wish you were here with me right now.... But I guess... that's not gonna happen... Not now, anyway...
You're gonna freeze to death out there.
POTATO CHIPS, THEY'RE EVERYWHERE
Why do I feel like I'm in summer camp?
What did I do the get hooked up with this guy?
I have uhhh...two dollars and ahh...and a Casio!
John Candy is one of the few dead celebrities that I actually miss...
☹
I (still to this day) miss him. Chris Farley, too. And Robin Williams.
@@sportsguy1989 : Yep. :-(
Michael Jackson and john candy I miss xx
💯💯💯
Jericho Duarte And Freddie Mercury and Avicii
there is a special place in heaven for John Candy.
Imagine him and Chris Farley sitting on the couch watching TV and the TV is an endless marathon of both of their filmographies, and they are laughing so hard together. Yeah, that'd be nice.
@@Bluemgwes 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😪😪😪😪😪😪
R.I.P to John Hughes and John Candy. One great duo.
I didnt know they both died... RIP
@@skylaar Yep. 😢
At least Steve Martin is still with us
😢😢
this song makes me think about my family, and time in general. especially around holidays
Same.
By "holidays", I assume you mean "holidays" and not "Christmas".
Same
I will never not cry when I hear this. It brings back so much nostalgia for one of the moments in my life where I was completely and totally happy.
The kind of happiness that you will never experience again. I wish someone would have told me and I would've cherished it.
@@jeri3794 In the words of Joni Mitchell-"Don't it always seem to go, you don't know what you've got 'til it's gone."
I hope you’re happy right now ❤
@@ageshero i am. Its a different kind of happy. Thank you so much for your kind words, you really touched my heart ❤️❤️❤️
as a Canadian I watch this movie every year for both our thanksgiving and American thanksgiving as well as about 6 other times throughout the year, this movie may very well be the greatest piece of cinema ever put together in terms of making you FEEL so many different emotions towards the characters
Well said
Del... Why did you kiss my ear?
-Why are you holding my hand?
Where's your other hand?
- Between two pillows...
Those aren't pillows!!!!
Omg, i read it with their voices.
You see that BEARS game last week?
@@PatrickWagz : Good game, good game! _[Doing manly calisthenics]_ I think they're gonna go all the way this year....
*sigh* what did I do to get hooked up with this guy?...
Your gonna freeze out there...
Pretty amazing how the instrumental version of this pop song can become a wonderful underpinning of Del's loneliness and Neal's compassion.
I don't mind admitting (as a fully grown man), this film can make u laugh one minute and cry the next. Beautiful film. John Candy will always be missed x
there was something magic about 1987 . This amazing movie , the year of the mega music albums : bad , hysteria , appetite for destruction , the joshua tree, whitesnake . Great Movies such as wall st , the untouchables, la bamba . Great tv shows as well . It will never be repeated and it pains me that it was 30 years ago !
My year of birth!
Don’t forget Predator!
And RoboCop
Hey dude u never know. The shitty 2010s are almost over. A new decade is approaching
I was born and my house was built that year.
Wow. John Hughes always new how to pick out the PERFECT music for scenes in his movies!!
Amazing to think Leonard Maltin was utterly savage about the soundtrack in his review. What a clown.
@@TWHansen It's not his tastes. Don't hate the guy for having a different opinion. He's respected in his field the same way Ebert and Siskel were.
@@TWHansen few people remember his criticism, most remember how good this movie made them feel.
He used to come up with soundtracks at the same time as he was writing the scripts, apparently to write Ferris Bueller's Day Off he just locked himself in his car for hours and got it written in less than a week..
“I haven’t been home in years...”❤️😭❤️😭❤️
"What do think the temperature is outside?"
"One".
"Give him the God Damn gloves!"
"Well Marie, once again my dear you were as right as rain. I am without a doubt the biggest blabbermouth that ever lived. I meet someone whose company I really enjoy and what do I do? I go overboard, I smother the poor soul. Cause him more trouble than he has a right too. God I got a big mouth. When am I ever gonna wake up? I wish you were here with me right now. But I guess that's not gonna happen...not yet anyway."
Whenever I'm apart from & missing those that I love, this song comes to mind. This song captures the emotion perfectly. sometimes, love hurts. I can totally relate to what Dell is feeling. I'm grateful to have found it here, on You Tube. It's a great clip, from a great movie.
This is a great still for this song. One of my favourite movies of all time and I thought the ending was amazing. That's kind of what makes this movie so special. Del Griffith is funny and well-meaning and so full of life that you'd never dream of him being homeless and having lost his wife 8 years before we see him in the film. Neil Page's reaction is an image I'll never forget. Both Steve Martin and John Candy nailed that scene in the train station. Fantastic song too. Requiem Mass.
beautiful melody from the 1980's...brings back great memories of that time
Decades later and still no other thanksgiving movie comes close
There’s other Thanksgiving movies?
She's short and skinny, but she's strong
+Andrew Myers Her first baby came out sideways, and she didn't scream or nothin'
I have two dollars and a casio
Ain’t that something! You’re a real trooper.
one of my favorite movies of all time especially for Thanksgiving and this tune reminds me of the Great John Candy R.I.P. you will never bee forgotten always in our hearts!!
This may sound strange, but just driving through the suburbs, in Chicago, and in Moline and the Quad, always makes me miss Illinois. And I've lived here most of my life. I went to live in Hawaii and Colorado. It wasn't the same. I love my home state. It's beautiful here, it's fun, and it's different. Everyone is so nice to each other.
@@MoteKat (and evandylan) : Funny, I've never been to Chicago, but I have a strange attraction and affinity for it. Why? John Hughes movies. (And the Blues Brothers.) (And Adventures in Babysitting. Both fun, entertaining movies with fantastic blues and R&B-based sountracks.)
Those Hughes films of the '80s really spoke to me -- really reached down inside me and struck a chord.
quad cities -- woot!
quad cities -- woot!
Exactly the same here, I didn’t realize this comment was this old now, lol, yeah tried Arizona too, beautiful but not my bag,
Best American city, don’t let them tell ya otherwise 😎
This with Power to Believe, really helped set the mood for emotional scenes of the movie. I really liked it!
Steve Martin once said this was his favorite movie of all time.
Yeah it's his favorite of all the movies he has made. That really says something.
It's one of *my* all-time favorites, too.
Candy even said this was one of his favorites as well!
THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!!!!!!!!!
I've been looking for this for so long!
" I didn't know those cans were gonna blow like that " ...lol classic
You left them on a vibrating bed. What did you think was going to
happen?
@@Milesco Now, I gotta sleep in a puddle of beer!
I don’t know. It’s been a long day. It just didn’t occur to me.
Neal: Honey, I'd like you to meet a friend of mine.
Susan Page: Hello, Mr. Griffith.
Del: Hello, Mrs. Page.
Ahhh, John Hughes had such a knack for picking music for his masterpieces. No one every made a movie like he did. The movie....the music....just wonderful. This is my all time favorite comedy.
100 %
"wanna switch?" ....."no, I just wanna go to sleep" ....." me too, I'm bushed...nite" ......"goodnite"
Fun Fact: Susan Ottaviano, the singer from the band Book of Love (I Touch Roses) wrote this song!
the love. the passion. the beautiful kiss this song gives you. cant match any song today.. this song makes me want to cry so much. so beautiful
As soon as I heard this... So many childhood memories came flooding back in. Thank you.
I wish John was alive too...he was a very good actor.I feel so sad when I listen to this and think about him...
Wonderful piece of music. Man, I love this film.
A Thanksgiving tradition in my house...
"you're going the wrong way! you're going to kill someone!"
"Oh, he's drunk. How would he know where we're going?"
Abby Normal thank you thanks a lot
I wish they would have released a instrumental version.
This IS the instrumental version.
@@Milesco I wish SOMEBODY could post it on youtube, SOMEDAY! ;)
RIP JOHN CANDY MISS YOU AND YOUR FILMS
"it didn't occur to you, so now I, have to sleep in a puddle of beer "
Brilliant film, you are one that's never 2 be forgotten. love you Del(John Candy)!!!
One of my top 5 movies.
Mine, too. A true holiday classic.
Neal: Del, what are you still doing here? Why aren't you going home?
Del: I don't have a home. Marie died eight years ago.
One of the best reveals in movie history. It changes everything and yet it is totally fitting for the character and plot of this film!!
@@saki14james : Yep!
Out of this movie, this scene is one of the best moments of Neil and Del holding the trunk together.
This song takes me to so many places, i always loved listeneing to this scene in the movie.
This movie is such a brilliant time capsule for pre-cell phone life. Every single scene reminds me of this whole other world I vaguely remember and miss so much.
Back before cellphones and internet took away the excitement. Granted, you virtually hold the world and all it's knowledge in your hand, but where's the adventure anymore?
just 1 of those films u will never get sick of. Brilliant ;)
I feel sad when i hear this song and sometimes cry.
Superb. Thanks for posting.
They truly don't make movies like they use to. This was always my favorite John Candy film.
John Hughes is never to be forgotten either.
That man made comedies and movies altogether with heart, soul and passion. God bless him.
@allypuss Hey, I'm glad you like it, it's one of my favorites too! I saw this movie a million times as a kid, so this song has always made me think of the holidays and family. I, too, prefer the instrumental version.
Anyway, to answer your question, it came off of the Newborn extended edition album.
It's so beautiful song... :') :D
Absolutely. This song is so mournful and sad, but so beautiful to hear. It plays during the scene where Neil tries to call home, only to find that the motel rotary phone has a lock on it. Neil is very much missing being home with his family, but at that moment, realizes that Del has actually become his friend.
Love this song! :) always remembered this time of year and family :) thankx
Great movie. Beautiful song. I was disappointed that this wasn't on the soundtrack that I bought years ago. Wasn't aware that there was another.
we miss u john ahhhh this is an absolutely amazing movie
Nice, it's the version without the drum, bass, or vocal tracks! Makes me cry...
mega like !!! amazing synth keyboard work !!
"What did I do to get hooked up with this guy... You're gonna freeze to death out there."
This is amazing, so powerful
This movie had a surprisingly impressive soundtravk. Music is very soothing and melodic, made the characterizaton in the film work all the more
Loved the twist at the end where Neal realizes that Del has no home to go home to before he confronts him.
RIP John Candy; RIP John Hughes.
So few movies that actually touch the soul like this one.
Masterpiece. No exaggeration. Fucking Masterpiece.
"You're gonna freeze to death out there...."
The music I hear when I feel bummed out! 🙁
i listened to this song four times right now, & everytime i hear those bells in the beginning i hit the lower pipe in the computer haha.
CLASSIC :D
Goodnight Carol...You blessed my life for a while...Now, I see an emptiness that cannot ever be filled
The song comes from the group Book of Love,song title Modigliani (Lost In Your Eyes)
I'm sorry for your losses. I hope you have found good people to surround yourself with in the present as well. Best wishes.
love this so much
this is so relaxing. reminds me of being at the ocean. love this movie its classic.
Heard this song on NPR as a segue for the first time in 25 years. Good movie!
How could anyone dislike this song?
When I was a young man, I always begrudgingly took it for granted that I'd end up like Neal one day. Now I'm at this age, I'm sorry to say that I've actually turned out more like Del.
"do you really think this vehicle is safe for highway travel"
Yes I do. I know, she's not pretty to look at. But, she'll get ya where you wanna go!!
Yes I do 😁
You wanna hurt me? Go right ahead if it makes you feel any better. I'm an easy target. "You're right. I talk too much. I also listen too much. I could be a cold hear-ted cynic like you. But I don't like to hurt people's feelings. Well you think what you want about me...I'm not changing. I like...I like me. my wife likes me. My customers like me. Cause I'm the real article. What you see is what you get."
watch this movie every year around Thanksgiving!
Me too!
@@saki14james Funny enough, About to do the same thing in the next hour. Happy Thanksgiving!
"You wanna hurt me? Go right ahead if it makes you feel any better. I'm an easy target. Yeah, you're right, I talk too much. I also listen too much. I could be a cold-hearted cynic like you... but I don't like to hurt people's feelings. Well, you think what you want about me; I'm not changing. I like... I like me. My wife likes me. My customers like me. 'Cause I'm the real article. What you see is what you get."
This ebodies a sincere feeling of dispare. The heavey hearted feeling and the tears welling eyes overtakes Me.
1987 was a great year.
7 people froze to death out there
lol 🥶
Incredible movie. I am a child of 80s cinema. I was born in 1982. I love American comedies of those years. Chevy Chase, Kurt Russell, Tom Hanks, Monty Python (UK). great years, not like today's commercial garbage and without political correctness, blacks, whites, yellows, Jews, Mexicans. see how once everyone was equal and no one protested. now everyone wants to be more equal. All the best fellow Americans, on this beautiful sunny day.
yes i agree. this song brings me back to the 80's
my childhood...my friends.
Damn, am gettin' old. This brings a flood of memories back...
This song should be played as background music to all holiday family dinners.
Forever and sadly missed n 4eva moarned n the best film iv ever seen in my life without question ...........................
This song has such a "Yanni" sound to it.
Take me back home to Illinois
This may sound strange, but just driving through the suburbs, in Chicago, and in Moline and the Quad, always makes me miss Illinois. And I've lived here most of my life. I went to live in Hawaii and Colorado. It wasn't the same. I love my home state. It's beautiful here, it's fun, and it's different. Everyone is so nice to each other.
Thanks for the note. I've been all the way out in California for the last 9 years for school & work...having lived all my life in Illinois, I just can't relate to being out here and I'm ready to go back...despite all the budget issues and political nonsense that's been going on.
Well the political nonsense is going to always be everywhere you go. But sorry to say it but the east coast and west coast seem to be full of polarized opinions. I like staying in the mid-west, I can actually talk to strangers and have a good time. My good friend offered to let move to California with him, and I said screw that. People are too fake there.
True dat...Midwest is the Real America
Not all of us, pal.
thank u john hughss and candy, god bless
RIP John Candy and John Hughes; miss you both :(
this song makes me think of past times.. people who I have once held and end up losing.
Underrated has become a trivial term these days. Too common. This film is the definition of Underrated. How many movies can make you laugh and cry?
I think Del carrying the Trunk with him everywhere symbolises hurt, pain, Trauma, depression and one man with no hope, then Neil lifts the trunk with him,which to me says your not alone i will help ease the burden, just my interpretation.
This makes me want to spend some time in St Louis and downstate Illinois
Love it !1 Oh the memories !
If this hit 300K soon it's because I have it on loop!
Awesome
This is now available as a download on iTunes and Spotify. This version has the background noise, speech from the film removed hence the poor quality. Search for 'Requim Mass version;.