Planes, Trains and Automobiles (1987) - You're Going the Wrong Way! Scene | Movieclips

The funniest scene in comedy history with so much in such a short amount of time brilliant

Maybe specify to him he's on the wrong side of the highway

Dels laughing as the devil is a can't breath type laugh funny

Tec1.Highspeed Cable Assembler Moto.

Best movie of all time

Last night was rough. I needed this laugh. Thank you, John Candy and Steve Martin.

I just remembered this scene because I was watching a courier driver on my tracking app going the wrong way 😂

The lady in the car yelling "You're going the wrong way!" Played one of the Lizzie gang members in the movie "The Warriors".

Best movie scène ever.....😂😂😂😂 stil making me lmao in 2024

I could watch this scene over and over and I still can't stop laughing 😂😂 love this movie

An excellent cautionary tale for students of driver’s ed.

Happy Thanksgiving 2024!

Always die laughing with this scene

lol racing . An olds in a rental gran Detroit 😅

The skeletons. 😆

Best laugh in the movie.

I lough so hard the first time i saw this scene when i was a kid. is still smile when i see it now.

This scene again is so priceless. I shouldn't laugh, it's just funny, too, especially. It's really dangerous, even in real life. But it's ok, this is meant to be funny that's my favorite again.

The editing complements the story so well ❤

In the UK we just take this on as a Christmas movie. And it’s astoundingly great.

This movie is hilarious and heartfelt without being dirty other than the Rental Car scene which was hysterical and much needed. A true comedy classic with an arrow through the heart at the end. These 80's movies just seem so much more classy and straightforward or something before social media and the woke, cancel culture mind virus hit mainstream america for many people. John Hughes himself probably directed more classic movies from 1985 to 1987 than I've seen in the last decade. Take me back please.

In the film Home Alone (1990) Kevin's mom is stuck in an airport and says "If I have to sell my soul to the devil, I am getting home", then immediately John Candy's character shows up to help her. This leads to my theory that in both films, he actually is the devil preying on stranded travelers trying to get to Chicago, and in this brief moment his cover slipped.

The skeletons had me dying

I just realized they were driving a small 2 door version of the family truckster from "Vacation."

How did Neal realize they were on the wrong side of the road by looking down??

To this day, the shots of them as skeletons remains one of the funniest things I’ve ever seen. 😂

Predicted the cyber truck steering wheel

I wish they still made moveis like the did in the 80's and 90's 😂

I watched this maybe over a hundred times, still lose my breath laughing. 😂

Literally the best two and a half minutes in cinema history

John gave so much for the scene alone. That's the best devil laugh in movie history, the only one closest is Francis as the devil is Pee Wee's Big Adventure. RIP John, you were an amazing man who brought so much joy to me as a child and adult, this, National Lampoon's Vacation, The Great Outdoors, Home Alone, Only the Lonely, Who is Harry Crumb? Uncle Buck, Canadian Bacon, man you were the best!

One of the best lines ever..
Their drunk. lol

You better check their underpants after that one

😂😂👺🤬😈😈🛻🚚🚛

TRUCK TRUCK TRUCK TRUCK TRUCK

This scene is one of the most iconic of any comedy movie.

I first saw this in the theater on its first weekend. This scene had me laughing so hard I nearly coughed up a lung.

They don’t make movies like this anymore