The Breakfast Club - Deleted Scenes (Part 2)
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- Опубликовано: 12 июл 2021
- This is the second half of deleted scenes included with the Criterion Bluray. I split it in half due to copyright reasons.
Also just to be clear I didn't put ads on this, Universal did. Honestly, I'm just grateful they're letting me share it at all. The only way you can get these is from the Bluray.
To the people claiming that these scenes aren't deleted, let me explain. There are definitely deleted scenes here, but there are also alternative takes of scenes that would later be included. Also, later airings of the film on television would include previously deleted agents because of contractual and program blocking reasons. These scenes come directly from the Criterion Bluray, listed as deleted. They are sourced from worn workprint tapes from MCA, and likely have been trimmed down from likely full cuts of the film. I have not touched this at all from the source on the bluray.
To all people who have mentioned the later releases being censored, this is completely false. No home release of The Breakfast Club had scenes removed. Some broadcasts of the film have, however, had scenes removed either due to public television standards or, again, the programming schedule.
If you remember a deleted scene being in the movie, you very likely saw it on television. 
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Awwwe. When Claire gave Allison that hug, that’s the sweetest scene in this film. They should’ve kept it in. You could just feel Allison’s fear in letting someone in, and you could just see it on her face, “Wow,,,someone cares. They really care...”
They should've kept the scene when they're running in the halls and the Richard is beating up the vending machine. It was funny when Allison gave the middle finger to him while he's busy with the vending machine.
And andrew telling Allison she was beautiful. The should definetly have kept it
@@midnight07sigma there is also another scene that she just stands there just waiting to be seen by the teacher but no luck and started walking. she just wants to exist.
@@agussartori Totally agree. Even before seeing these "deleted scenes," when I've watched the movie I expected him to tell her she is beautiful at that moment, always wondered why the writer or director wouldn't have included that. Turns out they did but the producer (or someone) cut it out! Bad decision.
Definitely should have kept the Claire hugging her scene, and Andrew telling her she's beautiful. Out of all the deleted scenes imo they should have kept those two. Now I want a Directors cut.
I do love that they showed Vernon drinking beer with Carl for hours on end to explain why he left the kids alone all afternoon.
SO good....why didn't they leave that in!
They should have kept Carl's scenes in the film.
Carl seems the most logical.
@@battlestarmarc He also seems to see the teenagers as actual people, as opposed to Vernon who sees himself above everyone. Carl talks to the kids the same way he talks to Vernon. I think it should have stayed in the movie to really enhance the divide between the kids and adults, while also showing a gray area
I’ve always wondered why Vernon was MIA all afternoon. Pretty sure Carl got him drunk on purpose.
They did leave it in, just not as long
I hope they release the original cut one day. Hopefully in 2025, the 40th anniversary of the film.
Me too
40 😭years in 2025 damn
@@cozmo2129 yup it’s sad to think that some of the actors are gonna be in their mid 60s by that year while Molly and Anthony Michael Hall will be nearing 60. Its also sad that we never got a follow up to this movie. Its not to late to make a follow up sequel. Just imagine having the old gang back together talking about life after high school, college, marriage, adulthood, retirement and having to deal with their own kids/grandkids
@@wyn2647 In a sense, I understand the viewpoint of being sad about them getting older. But in 2022 being in your 60s is absolutely not being old:)
@@wyn2647 WHAT leave this alone. Go make a new movie about kids in the modern day.
This movie is so good. These scenes remind me of what we're missing these days... or at least what I'm missing. Genuine human connection. Does anyone else feel that way?
Definitely.
Its a rare gem 💎
However
.... its not important. What was important? What was being made pre nine eleven
I was naive enough to believe this movie would end High School cliques!
Golden era of youth cinema. We were united in our connection thru film.
Brian may have gotten an F in shop class, but he deserved an A for that paper he wrote at the end!
not really it was a terrible paper. that scene kind of typifies the cultural naivete that existed back then.. Notice no black people were in that movie. Are you telling me that there wouldnt be at least one black kid in detention or half or all of them? LOL this movie was made as if black people didnt exists and if you look at the other John Hughes films any other race are treated as stereotypes. The 80s and nineties and slowly into the 2000s people started demanding other races and ethnicities be included in filmmaking..
No, he didn't deserve an A. The essay was supposed to be "no less than 1,000 words" and the final essay written had less than 100 words. That alone deserves an "F" for "failing to follow directions." Also remember that 5 essays were supposed to be written and only 1 was submitted. All 5 of these spoiled brats should have been forced to return the following Saturday until they actually wrote their essays according to Vernon's guidelines.
@@frankpontone2139 No way was Bender or Andy spoiled. I went to a rich kids HS. Not me though. My family was working class, my Dad was a Union printer in Chicago.
In a previous life you were a crotchety old school mistress lol.
@@frankpontone2139 still deserved an A, no an A+, for sticking it to that asshole 🤣
Even though Allison was comfortable being herself with her old look, it’s really nice to see her take in a little change and letting people help her. Of all the teens, she was the most relatable.
Precisely and she is a pretty girl
I like her old look better but yeah it’s was nice of Claire to do it
It took me so long to understand that the makeover was to show how she learned to be comfortable in being vulnerable instead of hiding behind her physical and psychological shells 🖤 it also showed how Claire is no longer holding herself above anyone and is comfortable with offering her heart to others 💖 in a way they learned to let people in
@@strawberrysongs2468 I liked her newer hairdo and the headband that went with it, but the darker lipstick has always been a turn-off to me.
She looked better with the goth rock look.
Class of '88 here. I was 15 when this movie came out. Lived through this era and can vouch that it is close to 100 percent accurate. Never seen these before. Outstanding, and I echo the sentiment that there should be an extended 40 anniversary release in 2025. If people will pay for three hour D.C. or marvel movies, they will go and see this.
Class of 88 as well. I didn't like this movie until I was older.
This movie made me cry like an idiot when i saw it as a teenager. Great movie, and unlike a lot of other 80s movies, it really holds up. Even other Hughes movies haven’t held up. This is his masterpiece. Trains Planes and Automobiles too.
After watching these scenes I feel like Carl is the actual soul of this movie
Man of the Year
I agree, he made so much sense.
He's clearly the most grounded one there
Carl gave me a child molester vibe.
The hug with Claire and Allison was the best thing ever. I wish that was in the movie. I’ve seen this at least a million times and have never seen these deleted scenes. It makes this movie even more special to me. GenX classic forever.
I agree! That hug is so important!
I've seen this movie at least 50 times but this is the first time ever seeing the deleted scenes. Thank you so much for uploading them. I legit cried at the added scenes of Claire doing Allison's makeup. That was so heartwarming and showed how sweet Claire could be, that there was more to her than the prom queen popular richgirl personae. What a shame they cut it out. And Andy completely forgot about posing once he saw Allison's transformation. And telling her he's beautiful... ugh, why would they cut that out.
It's interesting what got cut because some of the stuff is still interesting to listen to, like Brian's talking of the flare gun in his locker being longer. But I guess it wasn't necessary to put everything in. You have to cut things down to save time.
They just cut out the part with Allison's reaction to how she looked and the hug with Claire. The rest stayed in. Allison looked absolutely beautiful when Claire was finished making her over.
This was amazing! I grew up with this movie, & these deleted scenes got me in the feels....
@@musicmammaso did I and it kills me that they don’t make high school movies like they used to. Those 80s high school flicks had interesting characters and charm.
They cut these scenes because this was not an indy film. It would have been cool if an indy version of this movie would have been made with some of those scenes included and cleaned up a bit.
If they would have left a lot of these deleted scenes in, it would have made this movie even more touching and heartfelt then it already is.
“Is this really me?” Omg my heart. She has never been shown this kind of style and she’s liking it.
Her exchange with Andrew is so sweet, and I’m not sure why so many people think he ignored her on Monday for the fact he was trying to get to know her all day.
I wish Andrew would have put his jacket on her. That was typical for the time, but I also wish Brian would have ended up with someone...
I don't think he would have. Even when they were leaving, he didn't want to let her go. If anything, he was probably at her house that evening. Or course her parents won't pay attention. She showed him that it's ok to be different, and he listened to her, gave her attention she needed.
Wow...really makes a difference when music is played for dramatic effect.
You know it’s your favorite all time movie when you hear one of the soundtrack songs throughout your day and you stop dead in your tracks.
The Janitor is my favorite character. “What’s To Understand?!” “For you? nuthin’”
That Claire and Alison hug I think would of been an important addition to the final cut
I think they decided to cut it because they wanted to keep Alison's new look a surprise for the audience.
Very much
@@jeremyud still they should’ve kept the hug to show that Claire FINALLY developed some genuine empathy, could’ve given some hope that Claire might’ve at least allowed Allison to join her friends or she’d leave her friends for Allison Monday as opposed to her original stance during their group talk
@@chrysrubio1024 Claire would never leave her own circle of friends or even consider accepting Allison into hers...just saying
That hug from Claire to Allison, man, now being the father of a little girl made me feel it even more.
22:52 imagine picking up your daughter and seeing Bender look at you like this
that was awesome. I was not a princess by any means, but I dated a Bender, and boy did my parents hate it. True to form, he's serving two life sentences.
power move honestly
@@rosee7011good taste
When some people did a documentary some years ago about this movie, they showed the movie in a local theater ...they were surprised how many teenagers actually showed up. Outside they interviewed a lot of the teenagers, every single one of them said they could relate to these characters more than any "teen" movie that was put out/made in all of the 2000s/current time of the interview. Thats awesome they coukd relate to a 80s movie when none of them were even around. Goes to show John Hughes knew what worked on screen
‘What’s if they laugh?’
‘…He won’t laugh’
Did you notice that Brian DID laugh?
Class of '85 here. This movie pretty much sums up high school in the mid '80's.They did a good job of showing the different social groups within the whole group. Things were so much different back then compared to today.. Great movie then and now. A banner year at the old Bender house... smoke up Johnny!
I cannot believe these priceless moments were cut from the movie.
I forgot what an epic movie this was, and is relevant 38 years later !!!!!!!
1985 the golden era and art and entertainment. 2023 an apocalyptic wasteland.
15:18 They should have kept this scene for sure, that was very touchy, the whole movie is touchy but that scene is quite special. I think John Hughes preferred to keep it as surprise for the audience. 👌💐
Nine times out of 10 when scenes are deleted from the movie it's because of time, or something the ratings police did not like and will not allow the film to be released under that rating if that scene is still included. There is also usually a third reason. Maybe for some reason the test audience did not like that scene.
One of my favourite films from the 80's. It brings back memories of my teenage years, wishing my life was like this. Nostalgic to say the least.
Ally Sheedy killed it in this movie
I went to an extremely competitive high school when it came to academics. The stress was constant, daily, and real. Brian's being obsessed about not getting an F always makes my stomach hurt. Yes, my high school, and my high school experience, was exactly like that.
My school, and place I live, in general, take academics and worthwhile activities quite seriously, but it’s like, you’re either talented in school or not, and if not, people don’t stress over it and just do the best possible.
just out of curiosity what time period were you in school around that environment.
Perfect.
You were lucky. I went to a crummy high school and had parents that didn't care if I flunked classes.
I absolutely could not relate teenage level. As an adult absolutely. If I got a c-minus I was thrilled. By that point my parents didn't even ask for my report cards anymore. LOL I'm 63 those days if you couldn't do the work you were automatically considered a behavioral problem and so you hang out with the rest of the kids that didn't get good grades. It turned out I was on the Spectrum for attention deficit. Didn't realize this until I was in my 50s. Now I wonder how many of those kids that I hung with that turned to substances really had learning disabilities. With all that saiid this is an amazing movie and made me wish I could go back to school and try and do it all over again. Maybe spend some time in the school. Lol
These scenes need to be put back in, no matter how long it makes the movie, and released on Blu-ray. A couple of years ago, I found a directors cut version of Aliens at a second-hand store. I couldn't believe how much the deleted scenes added to the movie. The whole storyline was more connected and had a smoother flow. In that movie and this one, the cuts were probably mostly done for the sake of keeping the movie under 2 hours. I would gladly sit through 3 hours + to see this movie the way it was meant to be. There are ways to improve the quality if necessary
The Breakfast Club deleted comment: "I think everyone can identify with one of the characters." My daughter and I love this movie.
I think these deleted scenes were far better than those in part 1 and should've been kept in the film. Especially the ones between Vernon and Carl.
This was soooooooooooooooo amazing to find because its bogus to see all they cut. Wow its a completely deeper movie to me, especially seeing Allison. The music lined up so well and it wasn't rushed, a perfection and staple on the classic 80s teen-romance.
i love the scenes where they're getting to know each other. The claire and Bender scene.. where they give each other their belongings, for each to go through and satisfy the curiosity that is growing... being given a voice. Brian and he's the geek but he also confessed that he had the gun... the scene is a chilling psychological profile and preview of where the Dylan Klebolds and Eric Harris's come from. Everybody would wrongly believe Bender is the potential psycho... but Bender is the Lover.
there were so many good rabbitholes to go down.... a sequel would have been wonderful.
I never thought of Bender as a lover but that explains all the pictures of girls in his wallet that he never throws away and still considers
Wow, you’re absolutely right, I didn’t think about that with Bender.
Brian wasn't thinking of shooting up the school like those pieces of garbage.
Bender is a much deeper person than his persona would suggest. There is no question he has an odd admiration for Carl the Janitor. Every time they interact, both in the movie and in the deleted scenes, he's very focused on him, smiling, listening, very much in tune with Carl's blunt honesty. While Carl's profanity-laced, overly long deleted "how do you become a janitor" scene didn't lose much in being cut, the one thing it did lose was that while Bender was initially trying to fuck with him, it showed that Bender actually could see himself becoming Carl--not the janitor, but a person who could drop the persona and go through life totally comfortable in his own skin. Carl is incredibly confident and comfortable with himself even given his mistakes, while Bender is a scared little boy hidden beneath a tough guy attitude (as shown in his description of his home life and his staredown with Vernon in the closet when Vernon tells him to take a swing).
I dunno if I’m gonna be able to watch the movie the same way again after watching these
Show of hands of how many peeps after watching these deleted scenes went and watched the movie again?! 🖐🏽💯😎🎯😁
"There's no deal, sporto."
Well, everyone’s home life is unsatisfying. If it wasn’t people would live with their parents forever.
20:19 hearing Bender say Brian’s name like that is so weird, I like it
Brian was my dad's name. And that's how we said it
I really wish the 3-Hour version could be found and released. I'd get that in a second.
RIP GREAT WRITER..FABULOUS THESPIANS..ALL OF THEM
143 BREAKFAST CLUB!
I love these deleted scenes from The Breakfast Club. They show much more detail of the events and scenes that took place. I especially love that theme music, Love Theme that played in an almost full version. That 1980s theme music is so emotional and moving, but simple.
They had a lot of extra footage, true. But you have to cut things down for time and some stuff doesn't need to be explained so much. Like we knew about Claire ditching class to go shopping already at the beginning. Of course, you wonder why that would cause this detention.
I think the final edit was really great. They cut out anything over obvious and let subtlety convey the message. Made for a smarter and crisper film.
I friggin' love you for digging these great deleted scenes (which are still finer than most of the shlock passing for filmed entertainment these days) and posting them here, Ziggy. Bravo! We love you, John!
I had a teacher, a head of house, who was basically the sort of teacher Vernon is a caricature of. He once told my class, because we misbehaved in form time, that respect isn’t earned by teachers but automatic and expected, and he made eye contact with me directly for most of it because my form tutor and I had a ‘clash of personalities.’ He probably thought we were getting worse every year, and that we needed putting back into line. He and Vernon though didn’t realise that even if respect is automatic, you have to give respect to keep it, let alone earn it. The lack of respect those kinds of teacher show is always the most frustrating, as a bit of introspection would show them that, actually, they’re the ones pushing the kids away and preventing them from trusting those meant to help them at such a vulnerable time in their lives. If they learned that, they’d stop being hated and actually get the respect they need to feel adequate.
It's such a shame that most of the Claire & Allison scenes were cut.
for me, i think allison’s parents are wealthy. they’re always busy with their work and they have no time in giving attention to allison. so thats why allison acts like she doesnt exist.
Interesting. I always pictured Allison being poor, carrying all her belongings in her purse. The parents are maybe alcoholics ignoring their daughter and not teaching her proper hygiene and eating habits.
Ive always thought they were drug addicts as when the others go to smoke weed with John she looks disgusted and shocked especially when Andrew follows them. And obviously she doesnt join.
Allison gets driven to school in a new model Cadillac. That was the most expensive and highest status family car at the time. I think it was meant to imply that her family has money.
That’s why she said HA! To Claire when Claire told Andy that her parents don’t give a shit about her and they used her to get back at each other. Allison’s way of saying “you got nerve to say that at least your parents shows you attention and know that you exists!”
I think I’m terms of how rich each kid is, I’d like to think Claire is the richest, Allison is the second richest (both of the richest kids are ignored by their parents to some degree, with Allison’s being so severe it possibly is the cause for her implied psychological issues), Brian is the middle (he has a younger sister so income has to be at least middle class), Andrew is the second poorest (hence why his father pressures him to succeed for the scholarship), and Bender is the poorest of them all (he held an intense animosity towards Claire due to her economic standing and believes her life to be better than his own for solely that reason)
Thanks for uploading this. Really nostalgic to see these! Wish they included the Bender/Claire kiss in the closet to the Blu-ray
Surprisingly all I've managed to find of it is a GIF online, if I actually find video footage, I'll post it.
I know this hardly helps but this is all I can find of the kiss scene. I think this is all that's been released, honestly.
ruclips.net/video/FTAdLAEW6R0/видео.html
@@ZiggyCashmere yeah it’s a shame they never kept it in as it would have flowed nicely with the additional scenes in the closet. Really appreciate you uploading this. Honestly so lovely to see
What a way to revisit this timeless Gen X classic. Thank you so much for posting this. My friends and I watched this movie to the point we all had it memorized. So cool to see these guys again and dive further into their story.
Agreed with a lot of people - thanks for uploading these. I'm 47 years old, have seen the movie numerous times - grew up with it, but I've never seen these scenes. A bit of cultural gold. TYVM.
One of the best gen x movies ever. Thanks for posting!
Whoever made the choice to not include these deleted scenes in the final theatrical release made a BIG mistake. As a fan and audience member, they clearly fill in some gaps I always felt were there when I'd watch it.
This is my ultimate favourite 80's movie, so these deleted scenes are everything and give further depth to the characters... I'm so happy to have found them. Thank you so much.
Im gonna be honest, allisons makeover is not the worst. Anyway its really abt the time spent with claire and allison. Doing makeup can be so intimate and friendly, and that really shows how different their relationship is from the beginning vs the end of the movie
omg I hope one day they do release a director's cut of this movie
I love the breakfast club so much
Wow! Both of these deleted scene reels add SOOOOOO MUCH MORE DEPTH into their characters!
I love it!
It's interesting to see what they decided to cut. The movie was perfect in the end but I love seeing these unused clips.
It's great seeing the outtakes. I can understand why most of it was not included though. It's funny seeing the end of the movie without the music and you just hear birds chirping. Gives it a different vibe. Lol
In all of my original comments l said that l was fine with all of these scenes being deleted but on reflection l think it was a mistake to cut the very short scene where Paul Gleason is fighting with the soda machine and Ally stands there just out of his peripheral vision, mocking him and giving him the finger.
All it would have taken for her to get busted was for him to just look over
This would have been a really great scene to leave in because she does not do this out of bravery, but to illustrate to the other kids that she really is 'invisible'. A very short scene that would have added an awful lot to the film.
Thank you for sharing this. It never crossed my mind that there were deleted scenes from this. I know all TV & movies have them but they really helped explain some of the plot points in the film. Thank you again
Claire's shopping trip--of course she had to rock the '80s shoulder pads. 😁📪🚗
Fun facts for those who don’t know much about the movie’s background. Ronald Reagan was the first choice to play Vernon, but a meeting with Mikhail Gorbachev conflicted with the shooting schedule and he could not accept the role. In Reagan’s autobiography, An American Life, he calls this “The biggest regret of my life.” Harvey Keitel was the next pick, but after reading the script he told John Hughes that he’d only play the role if he could dress in the same clothes he wore in “Taxi Driver.” So Paul Gleason, son of Jackie Gleason, won the role. During shooting he improvised the movie’s most famous line, “Yo Sal, how come there ain’t no brothers up on the wall?” The role Anthony Michael Hall played was originally written for a chimpanzee. Eric Stolz was originally cast as Bender, then halfway through filming John Hughes realized he wasn’t menacing enough and fired him. But you can still see glimpses of Stolz in the movie. That is his head between Molly Ringwald’s knees. And Hughes wanted Justine Bateman as the Claire character, but Gary David Goldberg would not give her the time off needed to film the movie. Filming was delayed for six months because of a typhoon. Emilio Estevez suffered a heart attack right before shooting began, also delaying the shooting schedule. The five students were originally supposed to serve their detention in the school cafeteria, locked into the walk-in refrigerator, but then producers were worried that children would try to copy the movie and lock themselves into their refrigerators at home, then suffocate. The exterior scenes were shot at a suburban high school right outside of Chicago, but the library scenes were filmed at the Princeton University library, which is mostly underground and that’s why you see no windows in the movie’s library. Harvard University refused permission to film the dance scene there, so it was done at Oxford in England. Judd Nelson went undercover as a high school student at a local high school because seven years after graduating from a high school in Maine he had no memory of what high school was like, and found he liked it so much that he stayed at that high school after filming and four years later graduated as their Valedictorian. No one at that school ever realized he was an actor and not a student, even though he had been in three movies before “The Breakfast Club.”
This is a treat...you think you know a movie front to back and then you discover this. So cool.
The hug was just the sweetest..
I've wanted to watch these for years,,(especially Claire and Bender's cut kiss scene).
Thanks for being the one that finally shared them.
Back in 1985 when I was 17 my friend Charlie was going to see this at the movie's on his way to see it he dropped me off at an Iron Maiden concert, a few days later I went and saw the movie, the character John Bender, was like the kind of guy's I went out with, the Metalhead, partying type. Can't believe this was 38 years ago seemed like it wasn't that long ago 😔 time sure did fly by fast yikes 😬
Damnnnnn these are great but it cuts to black right before the Bender/Claire closet makeout that was cut and I'm dying to see it. I've only seen a tiny gif of it. Very cool for uploading - thanks
Same! Why isn't the full scene available anywhere, I was dying to see it!
@8:20 the cinematography on Brian is excellent! Camera angle and lighting. A flare gun. It was really heavy back then. And we NEEDED this laugh..it was rough.
Mr. Vern Looks exactly like my Dad. I Loved Him in this . Rest in Peace Dad and Paul. ❤
The movie came out right after I graduated. I was actually Bender in high school. I spent all of my free time in detention or the principal's office. I got kicked off the school bus for exiting through the emergency door. Then I broke into the bus barn and flattened all of the tires on the buses. There were no school buses for anyone the next day.
I don't recommend this to anyone. It was the start of a very tough life.
Yeah, gotta save all that stuff for your 50s… nobody expects it then
So who are you now?
Thank you!! ive been looking for some of these scene for a while!!!
I love this movie forever and always
I'm blown away
Thank you for this video. Ive been a big fan of this movie for years but i never seen it.
Yeah cheers for the upload, this brings back a lot of memories and puts a lot of smiles on people's faces, think we all would love to go back till these days 👍🏻🤘🏻
I can't believe I never seen these before. Thanks man. Loved it. Seen this movie at least 20 times. Its my all time favorite.
Ive seen this film so many times on TV and streaming apps but atill havent seen all these scenes. Ty!
Lost count of how many times I saw this. So fun seeing deleted scenes! Thank you. 👍🏼
The makeover was sad. Ally Sheedy already looked great. She didn't have to dress like a bag lady and put her hair in her face, but she is better looking than Molly Ringwald. She didn't need to look preppy. Her goth, gray style wouldn't be unusual today.
Ally Sheedy is the most beautiful gal in the world
I recently read that people didn't like the maker over scene. I thought it was just Claire trying to share something with Alison. I doubt that she changed overnight and went back to school on Monday wearing makeup and dresses. As for Claire and Bender I think she gave him one of her diamond earrings as a "keep sake". Same goes for Andy and Alison, again, I doubt the two walked the halls on Monday holding hands. Which is why she wouldn't give back his hoodie and ripped off a patch from his jacket.
This would be a 3 and a half hour movie if they didnt cut anything out of it...lol
I’ve seen this movie so many times but never seen the deleted scenes.This made me so happy.Thanks for uploading,so many scenes have been left in but glad I got to see them finally!.
Thank you so much for posting these. I nearly bought the Criterion Edition JUST for this treasure trove of deleted footage.
Glad they cut the bit out of Clare listing what she bought when she ditched school, its too much of a hammering for the watcher about how rich she is but it does give the context for Bender going off at her over her earrings and prom queen life.
I know like when know her ass can afford what she want and for her dad to point it out why she’s going to detention in the beginning was enough and the fact she took a driver’s Ed car without permission and crashing it through a mailbox she luck she wasn’t charge with a felony
Exactly feels like shes rubbing it in Bender and Alisons faces over being given that amount of care to buy whatever sbe wants plus talking to them all as if they're her richie friends... but if Molly adlibbed all this like Anthony and Emilio did for their detention stories pretty impressive improv acting.
So what if she's rich. If the tables were turned he wouldn't want to be treated like s**t. Her parents worked for what they got.
Thanks for sharing this
Is pure gold
Thank you for sharing this.
The banter between Claire and Bender in the closet is soooo important, absolutely should have been kept in the movie! It's great seeing Clare hold her own against him! Otherwise the whole movie is just him being horrific towards her and then suddenly they are together.
This is so good! Ty for uploading!
I totally agree with the first two comments above about Claire and Allison it is true what a beautiful and so meaningful how Claire care for Allison that was a time where kids were truly kids that high school where they filmed the movie was actually changed from high school to a police station from 1985 to 1996 or 1997 it became a police station i know because at the end where molly R is being picked up if you look in the background those apartments i lived there with my mother it was called Heritage Point in Des Plaines Illinois. i hope it's still there preserve a better time in our world.....
They are so f...in talented. Great actors
As I watched this, I realized that the different personalities represented by the five students are the different sides of each of us, some we show the world and some we keep hidden, even from ourselves.
These fill in so much of the movie for me. I wish they kept it all in.
Love this thank you for sharing
Anthony Michael Hall may have been the odd man out in the movie, but in real life went home with Molly Ringwald. WINNING!
Bro got that unspoken rizz
Anyone notice the switched Benders whistle when Dick enters, in the release. This one sounded like when you lose at Donkey Kong.
I think this movie may have been a difficult one to cut for John. There was so many good scenes that they cut just to please the studio and I'm sure that John would've been against the cutting of scenes.
John had full control and I think for the most part, the scenes that were cut should have been cut. All these scenes appeared in the movie, just in a different form and it worked.
@@christschool true and the movie was great but I think John wanted more out of them. The original director's cut is actually 2 hours and 30 minutes long and although I think it wouldn't endure as much as the original hour and a half length of the one released, there may have been more to it that's worth checking out
@@karlalejandroresurreccion4120 Did John's estate approve of the "Director's Cut"?
@@christschool in an interview for a documentary about the movie (I think it was the one for the 25th anniversary dvd), Ally Sheedy said that John's late wife had told her that they indeed have a director's cut of the movie in their possession. John I think has also repeatedly stated that he had a much longer cut of the movie. Who knows if this information is true but I'm gonna believe that it is considering the amount of deleted scenes and photos of unused scenes like the Allison dream sequence.
Love this movie
I really love this movie!
Yay. This is fantastic. Made my day!
I think it was better that they didn't show Allison's makeover until Andy saw it when he looked up.
i never noticed that the poor janitor would have made a better principle than the principle
Deleting this part was a mistake: 15:20 -- 15:56
Alot of these scenes were not "deleted", but thanks for the click bait.
The hug should've been kept in. So much of these scenes should have, they're great. I suppose maybe too many F bombs here and there but still.