@@WazilianFilms every Aspiring Script writer does. Imagine writing one of the most iconic and funny movies of all time I less than a week . Not to mention how good this movie has aged , this movie was aimed at teens in the 80s yet it still feels fresh in 2022. ( talking about this movie has made me want to rewatch it again)
@@thenonsenseguy2364 i might just go on a john hughes binge tonight. imagine having a filmography where almost every film is an iconic staple of pop culture history
I bought a new sports car a few years ago, and the way that I announced it to my friends was by sending them a picture of Ferris and Cameron staring into the garage and then a picture of my new car. 'Ferris' is an enduring classic. The other thing that you didn't mention about Ferris Bueller is that he's not a sports star, he wasn't a great musician (at all), he was a somewhat young-looking average guy... who really liked to have fun. The other thing that I read online somewhere was that the movie Ferris Bueller's Day Off was one big daydream. The entire thing. Maybe Ferris was daydreaming it. Maybe Sloane was daydreaming it. Maybe Cameron was daydreaming it. But most importantly, we were all daydreaming it.
Ferris Bueller was a fun movie. He really packed it in, made the most of the day. My favorite movie is the 1956 version of 'Moby Dick'. The whole thing is amazing.
Great job on this video. Thank you so much making it and sharing your thoughts. Brought me back to when I saw it in HS. We all wanted to be Ferris, but were all truly Cameron. Cheers.
I thoroughly enjoyed your fantastic summary of this cherished classic! Thirteen-year-old me walked out of a matinee screening of the movie in 1986 feeling high as a kite I loved it so much. It instantly became a favourite and remains so to this day. I'm very happy the movie got you, too.
My mom did the opposite, she avoided showing me this movie until I was graduated. She was afraid I'd get some extra ideas and I missed enough school as it was
great analysis. I love it like you do because it resonates with me on a personal level. The museum scene to me is one of the most brilliant scenes in movie history--totally out of place if you don't think about its meaning or personal significance to the director, but pure perfection once you do
Great Review! I just watched this classic a few days ago and absolutely watched it and was trying to find a video that could help capture why i enjoyed it so much, this was perfect!
It's my favorite movie of all-time too. It celebrates life and has a positive optimistic spirit. Like most of John Hughes' movies there's something very genuine and honest about it, which helps it connect with people across generations. No matter my mood, I always feel better after I watch it.
The night I thought my dad committed. I sat in bed and played please please please by the smiths for the whole night until I heard he was ok. The museum scene has joked me up ever since. It might be my favorite scene of all time. The harsh pain of the trauma I have yet mixed with love and so much peace
Probably top five for me. There is some pretty stiff competition, mostly coming from other 80's movies (Dirty Dancing, Back to the Future, Star Trek: the voyage home, Groundhog Day, Nat Lapoons Vacation, Romancing the Stone, Big, Raising Arizona).
This is my all time FAVORITE movie!!! I remember when I was about 12 or 13 I was sick and my older brother brought over a movie he thought I would enjoy watching since I was sick; think I had the flu. Anyway, that movie just happened to be Ferris Buller’s Day Off! There is a running joke between myself and a friend of mine about the very last scene, the school bus. The girl Rooney sits next to looks like her only on a ‘nerdy’ level. Every time I watch this, I’m like, “hey Jennifer look! It’s you!”
" The idea of skipping school or work or any form of responsibility is something that anyone can relate to"...Really??? And you think you are smart and analytical? You are pretentious, that is sure, but having such bad habits as something worth aspiring to, or even having such wishes, to skip work or any form of responsibility simply makes you lazy, and not really smart... You are still young if you were in fourth grade in 2011, and maybe you will learn the value of work habit and having a sense of responsibility. If you think stopping so often and having useless and empty fun, well, that may lead you into some bad habits very fast and very deep. Ferris Bueler is the epitome of infantilism... It works for certain young adults who think fun is the most important thing in life... And that is it. A comedy that is well done, but you are putting that on a pedestal as your favourite movie and you are inventing reasons why it is so good...Well, it is not...And you will understand that one day...or maybe not.
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I have memorized every sound in this movie and love to recite it. I have watched it innumerable times. Fave movie ever.
This movie is a freaking masterpiece. It’s just so relatable and so well written.
it’s one of those movies that will live on for ages!
@@WazilianFilms heck ya it will!!
My fave movie is back to the future. Its hillarious.
The fact that John Hughes wrote the entire script of this movie in one week just goes to show what a genius he was
man i wish i had that level of skill
@@WazilianFilms every Aspiring Script writer does. Imagine writing one of the most iconic and funny movies of all time I less than a week . Not to mention how good this movie has aged , this movie was aimed at teens in the 80s yet it still feels fresh in 2022. ( talking about this movie has made me want to rewatch it again)
@@thenonsenseguy2364 i might just go on a john hughes binge tonight. imagine having a filmography where almost every film is an iconic staple of pop culture history
@@thenonsenseguy2364 did he really write it though? LOL
I bought a new sports car a few years ago, and the way that I announced it to my friends was by sending them a picture of Ferris and Cameron staring into the garage and then a picture of my new car. 'Ferris' is an enduring classic. The other thing that you didn't mention about Ferris Bueller is that he's not a sports star, he wasn't a great musician (at all), he was a somewhat young-looking average guy... who really liked to have fun. The other thing that I read online somewhere was that the movie Ferris Bueller's Day Off was one big daydream. The entire thing. Maybe Ferris was daydreaming it. Maybe Sloane was daydreaming it. Maybe Cameron was daydreaming it. But most importantly, we were all daydreaming it.
Ferris Bueller was a fun movie. He really packed it in, made the most of the day.
My favorite movie is the 1956 version of 'Moby Dick'. The whole thing is amazing.
Great job on this video. Thank you so much making it and sharing your thoughts. Brought me back to when I saw it in HS. We all wanted to be Ferris, but were all truly Cameron. Cheers.
Matthew Broderick kills it as Ferris. Nuff said.
I thoroughly enjoyed your fantastic summary of this cherished classic! Thirteen-year-old me walked out of a matinee screening of the movie in 1986 feeling high as a kite I loved it so much. It instantly became a favourite and remains so to this day. I'm very happy the movie got you, too.
it’s one of those movies i can put on at anytime and never ever get tired of it
My mom did the opposite, she avoided showing me this movie until I was graduated. She was afraid I'd get some extra ideas and I missed enough school as it was
great analysis. I love it like you do because it resonates with me on a personal level. The museum scene to me is one of the most brilliant scenes in movie history--totally out of place if you don't think about its meaning or personal significance to the director, but pure perfection once you do
I have a friend who is exactly like Ferris and I can confirm... Life is an easy mode for him.
John Hughes classic. This is definitely in my top three movies of ALTIME! Back To The Future, and another Hughes classic The Breakfast Club
Everything works in this film: acting, the director, music, costumes, an intelligent script, what more could you ask for?
My dad showed me this movie and it’s honestly iconic
super iconic
Great Review! I just watched this classic a few days ago and absolutely watched it and was trying to find a video that could help capture why i enjoyed it so much, this was perfect!
thank you so much! i’m so glad you enjoyed it!
It's my favorite movie of all-time too. It celebrates life and has a positive optimistic spirit. Like most of John Hughes' movies there's something very genuine and honest about it, which helps it connect with people across generations. No matter my mood, I always feel better after I watch it.
The night I thought my dad committed. I sat in bed and played please please please by the smiths for the whole night until I heard he was ok. The museum scene has joked me up ever since. It might be my favorite scene of all time. The harsh pain of the trauma I have yet mixed with love and so much peace
My favorite movie is Gone With The Wind. But I love Ferris Bueller‘s Day Off. I’ve seen it over 100 times and own it. ❤️
Mia Sara is beautiful
This is one of my favorite films of all time. This movie had a clip in the TMNT film of 2023. The turles new Ferris was the man.
i cracked a big ass smile when i saw my boy in the new turtles movie. the brothers got good taste in movies
I love this movie and everything about this video!!! 👏 👏 👏
thank you so much!
I think it is every 80s kids movie by a equal.good director
Great video!
I LOVE this!!
thanks mom!
same buddy. same
Wonderful
This is the best movie review ever
thank you so much!
Probably top five for me. There is some pretty stiff competition, mostly coming from other 80's movies (Dirty Dancing, Back to the Future, Star Trek: the voyage home, Groundhog Day, Nat Lapoons Vacation, Romancing the Stone, Big, Raising Arizona).
i revisit this movie more than 5 times a year. it’s my ultimate comfort movie
This is my all time FAVORITE movie!!! I remember when I was about 12 or 13 I was sick and my older brother brought over a movie he thought I would enjoy watching since I was sick; think I had the flu. Anyway, that movie just happened to be Ferris Buller’s Day Off! There is a running joke between myself and a friend of mine about the very last scene, the school bus. The girl Rooney sits next to looks like her only on a ‘nerdy’ level. Every time I watch this, I’m like, “hey Jennifer look! It’s you!”
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Absolutely my favorite movie as well bud!!
Great review and an even better movie!
thank you!!!
Also I kinda have a crush on young Mia Sara too. :)
who didn’t??
Here's a hot conspiracy take... Cable Guy was the actual sequel to Ferris Bueller...
G0 Red. Not blue.
If I am wearing blue, I am questioning if you are blue which causes me to become red.
Star Wars The last Hope
I just watched it for the first time. I thought it was okay. Very average. I'm puzzled as to why it's so popular.
Me too lol
" The idea of skipping school or work or any form of responsibility is something that anyone can relate to"...Really??? And you think you are smart and analytical? You are pretentious, that is sure, but having such bad habits as something worth aspiring to, or even having such wishes, to skip work or any form of responsibility simply makes you lazy, and not really smart... You are still young if you were in fourth grade in 2011, and maybe you will learn the value of work habit and having a sense of responsibility. If you think stopping so often and having useless and empty fun, well, that may lead you into some bad habits very fast and very deep.
Ferris Bueler is the epitome of infantilism... It works for certain young adults who think fun is the most important thing in life... And that is it. A comedy that is well done, but you are putting that on a pedestal as your favourite movie and you are inventing reasons why it is so good...Well, it is not...And you will understand that one day...or maybe not.
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@@jwrubell That is the best you can think of, ignoramus? Mediocre and infantile response at best.
Why’d you even watch this video if you don’t even like the movie that much lmaoo and the point of the movie went completely over your head anyways