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I always remember hearing that Slayer was ALWAYS jamming this one out at MANY of their shows...

omg i randomly started singing this today, came to see if it was on YT! this makes me so happy 😊

Spot on Movie. I’ve been there. Great acting too

They used to use Patience on my father when he used his left hand

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I like the way I get tought

Who wants to woop me

Hedgehog Humphrey was the man!

I remember watching this as a kid in the 90s, wondering why the Catholic schools got all soft on us… I figured it out eventually.

My dad who grew up in this era, or just a little bit before it, could not watch this abusive treatment. He lived it.

Caesar is like Flounder from Animal House.

I'm old enough to remember 'patience' in school. You'd be feeling that for days.

I love this film

Awesome teacher, don't know why the movie made him look bad. No messing around when it comes to discipline. If only every teacher was like that

The teacher plays a prick but a magnificent prick he is.

That Kevin Dillon smirk - priceless ❤

"It’s me Emily your little friend as nice as can be you can tell that it’s always me because I always where red-ishy red dress and a red head we are friend as you’ve seen big brother Steven and little sister Beth and my little hedgehog Penelope who shares my adventures with me" all the word to the short film

I FOUND IT!!! YIPEE!! 40 years later!!

This is such a good but underrated movie, and it truly nails a community. Top performances by all, the actor who plays Brother Constance is excellent and scary

2:11 kneel boys!

"Where are your screws, Caesar? I have no idea, Brother"

Young Johnny Drama and Kevin’s dad from Home Alone who later worked for Tony Soprano.

Crienge! 15 years of the vid!

Who... took... the screws?

I annoyed my sister with this as a kid. I still have to hear about it. I only dug the theme song.

RIP John Heard

The only thing that doesn't make sense, he should have a good idea who was involved, even back in the 90's most teachers first went after the trouble makers. As a former teacher myself, you rarely went after the new kid, unless he's drawing an unusual amount of attention to himself.

Went to an all boys Catholic HS in Boston - Class of 84. It was very high on discipline and you were called out quickly if you got out of line. There was a smidge of corporal punishment still there during that time and the older kids and alums when I was a freshman confirmed it was a little more so in their day but overall, the clergy and lay teachers were all pretty cool guys who, though tough, knew how to connect with students with tough love respect for us - which made it easier to respect them back. A lot of my former classmates and myself feel pretty lucky to have gone there for the discipline and for the comradery we gained (in part because of the discipline.)

My father and i saw this movie when it came out. He went to an all boys school in the 1950s and he said these brothers were straight on. This is how they acted

Reeeeed hat red shoes and a red dress and sometime my gloves are GREEN

Went to catholic school and this gives me ptsd lol

Sue that janitor

I can vouch for the authencity of this film!

Such an underrated movie for its time.

This movie doesn't get the credit it deserves... Forever a treasure !

Peter Griffin as a teen with a desk with no screws

I didnt go to a catholic school, but my mother did. She said that this is exactly what went on. Great movie.

My dad attended catholic school and that's the very reason he sent me and my siblings to a public school. The nuns were meaner than Satan he would say. 😄

I bet you you slapped him so hard he saw God

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Back in the day when they ran catholic schools with an iron fist. The nuns were worse

It’s funny the way all these catholic abusers will be thrown into hell

Some of these people were sadistic lunatics.

To Whom Brother

I don't know anything about Catholic schools but I love this film. My absolute favourite teen movie.

Spolied brats. And we didn't even find out to whom the screws was stolen from