Which of these 3 John Candy movies was the best?

[Nails]

also he was in Brewster's Millions , but thats more of a Richard Pryor movie

[viking1]

Armed and Dangerous for bodybuilding content         

[Andy Griffin]

I liked him in Stripes even though his role in that movie was limited.

[Rudee]

John Candy on 'Half Wits' on SCTV.

[The Ugly]

Planes, Trains, without question.

[Wiggs]

I was a big fan of his. R.I.P. played the part of an average Joe very well.

[Pray_4_War]

"Uncle Buck" is a classic but I think "Who's Harry Crumb" is very underrated.  The bit where he buys the used car is one of the funniest things I've ever seen in my life.

John Candy fucking rules.

[Andy Griffin]

Wasn't he also in "Splash" as Tom Hanks' brother?

[outby43]

Going Berserk is awesome

[Royalty]

"Uncle Buck" is a classic but I think "Who's Harry Crumb" is very underrated.  The bit where he buys the used car is one of the funniest things I've ever seen in my life.

John Candy fucking rules.

After arguing emphatically with the car salesman (no audio).... Harry Crumb gets the car that he wants; and he then proceeds to drive it off the lot, right into traffic and gets T Boned. Accident = 100% his fault

[sancho ed]

armed and dangerous, spaceballs, and splash were my favs...great outdoors too

[Pray_4_War]

After arguing emphatically with the car salesman (no audio).... Harry Crumb gets the car that he wants; and he then proceeds to drive it off the lot, right into traffic and gets T Boned. Accident = 100% his fault

If I'm remembering it correctly what was funny about it was that the car salesman was trying to get him to buy an expensive car and he was like no, what about this other (cheaper) car.  He buys the cheap car and then pulls out of the lot and immediately gets hit and totals it.  He is then forced to buy the expensive car after all.  All conveyed without any audio like a silent movie.  Many lolz.

[AbrahamG]

Who's Harry Crumb
Uncle Buck
The Great Outdoors

1. Great Outdoors
2. Uncle Buck
3. Who's Harry Crumb

*It is close between 1 and 2.

[flipper5470]

Uncle Buck and Planes, Trains and Automobiles were great.    Apparently, Chevy Chase said something at a party that  Candy didn't like so JC put him in a headlock and sat down on a couch and held on while Chase kept repeating, "This isn't funny, John"

[Mick33]

The Great Outdoors
Uncle Buck
Who's Harry Crumb