It was about Pee Wee going from California to New York for Joe Maganello's birthday party.
Pee Wee met Joe in Fairview and they got along, but it seems everything for Pee Wee was going sour and Joe told him that he would invite him to his party, but he had to drive there. When Pee Wee gets into zany adventures with female bank robbers, a guy who is convinced he will be lost in the woods forever, the Amish, a traveling sales man who wants Pee Wee to get over his fear of snakes, a farmer with 9 (yes 9) daughters and he forces Pee Wee to marry one.
He escapes that through a disguise. Soon he sees some people with crazy hair that have faith in Pee Wee, a women with a flying car (portrayed by the actress who played Simone in Pee Wee's big adventure) and also the Amish and the female bank robbers once again with one of them named 'Pee Wee' as well who has a crush on Pee Wee. They get caught when they reach New York after Pee Wee leaves them, but when he finally reaches New York City, he ends up getting trapped in a well and gets saved by Joe Maganello and they enjoy a candy called root beer candy.
The other movie was called "Pee Wee's big adventure" that was in 1985. He has an amazing bike that gets stolen and he goes finding it every where he goes. First off, a bratty rich kid (who really is an adult) named Frances wants it and steals it with a help of a friend, but tells that same friend to get rid of it when Pee Wee goes on the hunt.
Dotty (played by the talented E.G. Daily) looks after his (now dead) dog Spot and the shop, and she tries to give him hints that she has a crush on him but he keeps saying, "I'm a rebel."
He finds out from a fake fortune teller that his bike in the basement of the Alamo. He goes through some craziness like having nightmares of his bike being destroyed by clowns, riding in a truck with the ghost of Large Marge, a women named Simone who wants to go to France and Pee Wee ends up in Texas where he rides a bull, he soon is in a train with a hobo, an Edsel with a criminal who he helps escape and eventually he finds out his bike is in Hollywood and he goes there to get it back where a kid (portrayed by Jason Hervey from Wonder Years) he takes the bike back, saves a pet store and then he is in trouble once again.
But this time they ask him if they would make a movie out of his adventure. He aggress and the movie is made with two actors: James Brolin and Morgan Fairchild.
In my opinion both movies seem equal in the storyline of Pee Wee's history, what he is doing, why he is doing it and the length of adventure he will go for it. They both are amazing movies. Paul Rubens never seems to age in my opinion, and now I hear he will portray Penguin's father in Gotham, that is amazing. But with these two pee wee movie's which is the better one?
I will have to say the new one seems like the better movie, because it just has more detail and more flowing story narrative. Sadly, it did not have E.G. Daily, but it seemed that the story of Pee Wee having an adventure going to New York City for Joe Maganello's birthday party seemed interesting enough and it wasn't as if he was going to do any harm to anyone like he did the last one, threating someone over a bike.
The only thing is you can only see the new one on Netflix and no where else. I guess that's fine. Not many people want to see movie's in theatres these days so it's just fair to put this movie on a computer or a smart television.
Pee Wee, you are funny and amazing and you never seem to age. Thanks for all the entertainment. Ciao Bloggers and enjoy both movies!
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