| Uncle Buck (1989),
				Director: John Hughes, rated PG 
				He's crude. He's 
				crass. He's family. 
				
		  Starring: 
John Candy, Macaulay Culkin, Jean Louisa Kelly, Gaby Hoffmann, Amy Madigan, 
Elaine Bromka, Garrett M. Brown, Laurie Metcalf, Jay Underwood 
				DML Rating: 
				★★★★★★★☆☆☆ 
				- good 
				"You just get that big 
				stick out of your keester young lady, and we'll get along just 
				fine." – Buck to his sassy teen niece, Tia 
				Why watch this? How 
				can you not love the rotund John Candy. He brings a lotta love. 
				Plot Summary: When 
				the last babysitting option falls through, Buck is enlisted to 
				baby-sit his brother's three children: a highly intelligent 
				8-year-old, a cute 6-year-old, and a 15-year-old girl, Tia, who is mad at the world. Buck knows nothing about 
				suburban living, but makes due with chores and picking the kids 
				up at school... all to Tia's snobbery and embarrassment. Dad's Preview: 
				Candy portrays that uncle. You know, indulgent, afraid of 
				commitments, often out of a job, drives a smoking POS car, but 
				at heart, a good guy who still loves family, when they let him 
				near them. This 
				family film is funny (oh man, when he tells off the school 
				principle) and really sweet. Buck may be an annoying, 
				cigar-puffing oaf, but when the time comes, he certainly is 
				there for the family that he loves. 
				 Hughes 
				Entertainment; Universal Pictures
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