A Critical Reevaluation- Rocky V

Thirty-five years ago today, Sylvester Stallone released the fifth and final(LOL!) installment in

John Candy 1950-1994

I decided to rank all of John Candy's films on what would have been the fabled funnyman's 75th birthday. Candy had roles in eight films produced in the '70s that we're just not going to discuss, because they're too obscure, insignificant, and hard to find today.

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33.

33. depressing

32. filmed before, released after, and isn't any better.

. Legend has it that Candy spent one whole day(literally, 23 hours) on the set of "Home Alone" for his largely improvised role of traveling musician Gus Polinski and accepted mimimum payment($414) as a favor to John Hughes. He was understandably annoyed when a seemingly-small kids movie became a phenomenon and the highest-grossing film of 1990, with a domestic gross of $285 million. Regardless, it's still cool that he's in another timeless holiday classic(John has Thanksgiving AND Christmas covered).

2. Hughes

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R.I.P. Diane Keaton 1946-2025

The world was saddened to learn of the death of Diane Keaton at age 79.

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55. I absolutely hated this movie.

A total failure

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R.I.P. Robert Redford 193-2025

54 films

The Comedy Hall of Fame- Clueless

Thirty years ago today,

Great Movies- Back to the Future

Forty years ago,

The 50 Greatest Summer Movies

Lucas

90 More Great '90s Characters

Preston

Fox

The scariest depiction of an outlaw biker in any medium.

Speaking of underrated

Speaking of scary, imagine this guy wanting to date your daughter.

I know that Pierce Brosnan

Kate

Stern

Evil has many faces. Culkin

Penn

Walken

Harvey K

Would the Tarantino-verse even exist

Rene

Helena

Lowe

Tomei

Catherine

Levy

Biggs

Bening

Nicole

Tom

Let's give Chris O'Donnell's crimefighter(the only big-budget depiction of Batman's sidekick to date) just a little respect.

Martin

Disney

Keaton

Ted

Antonio B

Haley

Bruce

Furlong

Arnold

Keanu

Moss

Clint

Slater

Willis

Jim

Carrey

Stiller's

Joe Pesci and

Pacino

Beatty

Costner

Pacino

Michael Douglas made a Travis Bickle for the '90s in Joel Schumacher's edgy urban drama, arguably his best film. is a fast critic. He's the bad guy.

Crystal

Neeson

Hawke