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- Sincerely yours, The Breakfast Club...
The Breakfast Club (1985) SYNOPSIS: Five high school students from different walks of life endure a Saturday detention under a power-hungry principal (Paul Gleason). The disparate group includes rebel John (Judd Nelson), princess Claire (Molly Ringwald), outcast Allison (Ally Sheedy), brainy Brian (Anthony Michael Hall) and Andrew (Emilio Estevez), the jock. Each has a chance to tell his or her story, making the others see them a little differently -- and when the day ends, they question whether school will ever be the same.
Directed by: John Hughes
Produced by: Ned Tanen, John Hughes
Written by: John Hughes
Starring: Emilio Estevez, Paul Gleason, Anthony Michael Hall, Judd Nelson, Molly Ringwald, Ally Sheedy
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*Brian Johnson*
Confesses suicide fail
Gets laughed at
Forced to write essay while everyone else hooks up
Luke The Ghost Killer 2515 Aww poor Brian 😂
*All the other kids with the pumped up kicks*
No worries, he hookup up with the princess in real life.
T Lee wait for real?
Josh x Yep, Anthony Hall got Molly Ringwald
My 8th grade teacher almost got fired for showing us this movie a few days before the end of the school year. I'm so glad he did because it really showed me how simple it is to get lost in the idea of just labeling people by clique instead of digging deeper and realizing we are all much more similar than we realize
Why would he be at risk of getting fired? This movie is PG and from memory there is nothing obscene or over the top about it.
random4606 It was rated R bro. The reason was because of the weed smoking and constant swearing. Our principal didn't like the idea of him showing it to us since we were all 13/14 but after he explained why he wanted to show it the principal agreed and allowed him to show it to us.
Besides foul language.
Messier90 wow this is awful
that's a good teacher, I always wonder if I could be a teacher but I know I'd end up getting in trouble because I'd have them watching one of the many great but violent war films. Still, any Principal that has something against a John Hughes film is crazy. His films should be in every school!
The idea that they probably never talked again after this day CRUSHES MY HEART.... but hey you never know if they spent Saturday together again
Hopefully they all had sex and make babies
They don't exist
Valentina G no shit
@@squidward9191 no shit sherlock
Bet they all reached out on Facebook now. lol
Every high school aged kid needs to see this movie because even though the movie is old, teenage life in high school is the EXACT same.
Not if you are in the friendzone. Just like me.
Yeah, I remember being in school seeing many people that are very similar to these kids in the movie
Heeeeeell no. This is cringe if it would be real
said the loser
LoneWolfAsh Cameron I don't know about you but my high school days were FUCKING AMAZING!! No I wasn't the smart guy or played sports. I was the guy that literally flew under the radar. B+ student had my share of troubles from teachers to bullies but I handled those situations with ease and always came out on top in a low key fashion. It was just perfect,if I had some type of weird mysterious time warp that sent my mind back into my teenage body i wouldn't change a thing. The only grade I had major hell with was the 6th grade. Everyone at that school were assholes.
Great scene but why does nobody notice that they're kissing people passionately right in front of their parents?😂
Megan Moz It's plotline rubbish
I was just thinking about that! It's so weird lol
Megan Moz must be an 80s thing 🙊🙈
Jake4rmStateFarm nah, it was awkward then and is now
hahahaaha same here XDDD
Legend says John Bender still turns up every Saturday
I thought he took over Carl's job as the janitor
LOL
FOR THE REST OF YOUR NATURAL BORN LIVES
He messed with the bull and got the horns..
Jayden Wiltshire I figured near the end of the film it’s hinted that John will eventually get his shit together so he doesn’t become a deadbeat like his dad
That look on John's face when he watches Claire leave. He looks like his entire life has changed.
Those two complete polar opposites of each other.
@ericabertagnoli for just a few hrs he felt like he mattered
Amen!
For the first time in his life --- he felt like a man and not a scared little boy
It DID.
John, so vulnerable, but had to act tough.
Notice he was the only one who's parent/parents didn't pick him up?
And...The look on Andrew's face, when he kissed Allison, like GOD!! He looks like he's going to MELT!!!!
I LOVE this scene. It is the FIRST DAY, of the REST of their LIVES.
It's BEAUTIFUL, so magical, filled with so much promise.
Their entire futures are ahead of them, and now, they KNOW...
I don't see how anyone can watch this, think back to High School, and not cry.
It's...what's the word...bittersweet.
Dear Mr. Vernon,
We accept the fact we had to sacrifice the whole Saturday in detention for whatever it was we did wrong.
But we think you're crazy to make us write an essay telling you who we think we are. You see us as you want to see us: in the simplest terms, with the most convenient definitions.
But what we found out is that each of is a brain,
and an athlete,
and a basket case,
a princess,
and a criminal.
Does that answer your question?
Sincerely yours,
The Breakfast Club
Night Surf how could mr Vernon not read that and think damn. Maybe they DID learn something today
💪🕶
Hopefully they taught him something
Greatest quote from a movie ever!!!
With some Respek on it
wish we knew what happened on Monday!
I thought the same. And what happened in the Saturday after that 😂
Yeah, why don't we do this sequel now. It's gonna be great, probably starring Melissa McCathy as Claire. ;)
Seriously, please leave these movies alone.
hola
hola buen día
Man talk about a movie i wish had a sequel.I wanna know what happened on Monday dammit!!.Did they still remain cool or did they just walk on by ??
oh man i really wanted to see what happens to them on monday lol
or the day after
Wan Kaka I hope they all got another detention
Wan Kaka i.think they never talk to each other again, but that is sad.
Wan Kaka me too
Wan Kaka Same! I realy wanna know!
Get a lump in my throat whenever I watch this scene. Just amazing.
Kasia Liszka best ending in any movie ever
Kasia Liszka same this is me rn
I get one, too.... in my pants when the Basketcase leaves the school.
Me too...watching this sitting in a subway parking lot getting food before work...i will be 50 next month and this movie still gets to me ❤❤❤
Happy 50th birthday in advance, Stephanie!! Cheers!!
my theatre teacher was like "OKAY WE ARE GOING TO DO A LIL SCENE FROM THE BREAKFAST CLUB" I was so excited and everyone was like "huh?" and she was like "OKAY LOOKS LIKE I'M GONNA HAVE TO SHOW YOU THE GREATEST MOVIE OF ALL TIME"
Lauren Rawlinson Lucky
You’re so lucky to do a scene from this movie, all we do is random crap in Theatre class
That's a great teacher. I bet she grew up in the 80's like ME!!!!
Your teacher was definitely an 80's kid LOL
Lucky! I’m greek and in my theater class we can’t do this unless I tell my teacher to do it but translate it to greek!
0:10-0:16 in the background it looks like Bender is joking around with Claire, switching sides behind her each time she looks back. They haven't even shared the kiss yet and already he's more comfortable with her, showing her is playful personality, as if she's already his girlfriend. I bet it was improved. Judd Nelson is the best.
It's the little things
Such an old comment but I can't help responding lol. I too noticed how he's sort of being playful in the background (I love them, so my eyes are on them the whole time). However, I just want to add that their first kiss was actually in the closet but it didn't make it to the final cut & is not even on the extended or deleted scenes on DVD. I've only seen it in 1 or 2 clips & it's shown very briefly, but it looks very sweet & tender. I think John Hughes had said something about how kissing gets repetitive very quickly so maybe he felt it would be more meaningful to leave in only that kiss by the car.
Awe yes i love it
I always loved how Bender kisses Claire and then like leans his head on her lol it's really cute
I was surprised how tenderly he kisses her. He seems like the kind of guy who'd stick his tongue down a girl's throat.
Well. I think that for John the criminal is a shell, he is protecting himself with it. With Claire he dont have to do it, because they are somehow similar.. their parents are similar, they are using their kids. So in the end John opens his shell and kisses Claire tenderly, there is no reason to be criminal.
Jim X Well he would but after knowing her through this experience he gave her a tender sweet kiss
Sorry but guys like Bender rarely change --- he might've planted a gentle kiss but once they were alone in a bedroom he is ripping off her panties and treating her like a $10 streetwalker --- trust me, I had friends like Bender in high school and I know how they were around females
@@billbelzek6748 my man, there's something called character development
I'm 40 now. Seen this movie 100 times. I'll see it 100 more times. And even now - just watching scenes like this gives me chills. One day - it'll be remade. The heart will be taken out and it'll be a dry film and i'll refuse to see it. But the Breakfast Club is awesome, i think about it it to this day. I'd not show it to my young kids of course, but a few years ago my 4 year old would watch the end with me and do the "fist pump" in the air at just the right moment. LOL.
I'm 40 too, I looked at the father driving that 4x4 and realised I now have more in common with his character than his son..... shit!
At 18 years old, I just watched it for the first time last night. Fantastic movie.
I'm just about 40 now, I wish I saw this growing up. One of my ex's got me to watch the movie, so glad i did.
Carl Bonroy awesome reading that.
Carl Bonroy me too, brother! I'm 46 and once we got a copy of it on VHS, it was all over. My best friend and I know all the words to this wonderful movie...it's just one of those pictures that you can watch anytime...the messages never lose meaning. Even if you're a jock...or hood...or nerd...or princess...or outcast...deep down, you were still just a teenage kid, trying to figure out life and not embarrass yourself while doing it...it's ok to question life. I honestly wish that every teenager got a chance to live & love life the way I did...you're only young once, and that time will disappear before you know. You'll be staring out the window in that boring geometry class, wishing the clock would speed up...and then in the blink of an eye, you'll be looking at yourself in the mirror, wondering what happened to the last 20 years. Trust me. Please, live your life and have as much fun as possible, because once you hit adulthood EVERYTHING changes.
Probably one of the most iconic moments in 80’s cinema
Your name alone shows you have good taste in movies
Also the swan kick in karate kid
Most people are feeling sorry for Brian because he didn't get a romance in the end. The way I see it, he was the voice for all of them. Instead of an essay, he wrote a masterpiece which still rings true to this day.
Awe thank you hugs n prayers
Fun fact that is indeed John Hughes 0:11 playing Brian's dad. RIP Mr. Hughes
He looks like Eugene from TWD from that angle.
Wait I thought Brian's dad was the janitor
Also the real mother and sister dropped him off in scene 1.
Just think how many more great john Hughes movies would have been made if he wouldn't have died so early. They would have been amazing! One of the biggest loses to Hollywood ever!!!!
@@rabbiqa lol same
Forgotten about Molly putting that earring in Judd's hand then closing it tightly as the greatest song ever recorded was playing. MAGIC!!!!
One of the main reasons why this masterpiece is MY FAVORITE FILM OF ALL TIME is this:
None of the members of the club is the protagonist. The jock, the brain, the criminal, the princess, the basket case, none of them are the main character. The club, the group, the friendship that they created with each other IS the main character of the story.
2:19
"Sincerely yours....the breakfast club."
Now that's how you end one hell of a movie!
Admit it we all came here for 2:24
Luke HAHA that's true , that part is awesome 😂😂😂
The Lunatic Gameplays-Rommel Camba is it really or are you being sarcastic.. ahaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
Family Guy
+euripidesmuse
Hell Yeah! Family Guy Represent!
But what does it mean?
John Hughes' death in 2009 went kind of unnoticed considering his iconic contributions to 1980s cinema. He suffered a fatal heart attack while walking in Manhattan at the age of 59.
valar I didn’t see his teen flicks until my senior year of high school or after I started college.
He was the best director ever, IMO. He is a rarity in that he absolutely remembered what it was to be young, vulnerable. He got it, and reminded the rest of us.
It's amazing how the year this film was made doesn't matter. Every adolescent goes through the same crap. For that, this movie is timeless.
The 80s, one of the best decades ever!
There's only really one word that can be used to describe this movie.... CLASSIC! RIP John Hughes.
one of the best movie endings ever!
I didn't have cable for a large chunk of my childhood. So me and my siblings watched whatever my mom had in her VHS cabinet. one of those tapes just so happened to be the Breakfast Club. watched it for the first time when I was 12 and it instantly became my favorite.
Cool, eh? :)
We didn't have cable, either. We lived in a small town that didn't have it.
Another reason to love VHS. I will say that on my end, when cable was becoming a thing, and we got TBS Superstation, I watched this movie for the first time one morning and I remember obsessing over it, so much so that I saved money to buy it on DVD.
BY THE WAY I LOVE NAMJOON TOO
It's kinda weird but I can't see how most of today's kids could relate to this movie --- I know high school still have cliques but there are no cell phones anywhere in sight --- actually talking to each other is a strange phenomenon for today's youth
Watched this video in Math class my Senior year of High School. There were only six of us and we had an awesome teacher. We got a few days where we just talked with each other and about our lives. We didn't smoke but we did fight on occasion and eventually all became good friends. Our teacher asked us what movie to watch and we all requested this movie.
same I'm in my last year and I have this amazing teacher on my last class of the day and I remember we watch are first moive the east side high movie then we watch the unbreakable then the breakfast club then Shak Shaw remption then we saw this movie about a girl who fights against this company who scamed people about giving there money back for help and they never did
Kisthebest Kisthebest What's Shak Shaw remption like? Any good?
Trotters222 it's alright for me nothing really special and also U really have to pay attention to Andy and Morgan freeman there UR two important people in the movie
Christian Albanito You should've totally written the letter.
Trotters222 He means The Shawshank Redemption
Bender shooting his hand up is way too iconic!!
You had a popular girl, douchebag guy, emo girl, nerdy guy and sporty guy. Perfect mix of people who all came together and learnt about each other past a surface level during one weekend afternoon in detention in an empty school.
I love the kissing part between Judd and Molly. That's how a first kiss should be done.
Y3s
today i kissed the cutest girl, and in my head i couldnt stop thinking in this scene and soundtrack
Mah man
;)
Good for you, homie! 😊
Legendary
MY BOY DONE GOOD
Best movie of all time! They definitely picked the right actors!💕
Best film ending ever! I'm very addicted to this part, and with the movie! I wonder what happened after that day?
I heard there was some kind of fire...
+ Tom Watson
And probably lots of kids died, due to Mr. Vernon, once again, violating fire codes.
Vernon came in and shot up the school --- he was so pissed that some teens showed him up LOL
Pauline i totally agree
They texted and got some
I watched this the first time when I was about 16, I was in a sensitive period and probably the most intense year of my teens. I related to this movie so hard, in every single way. All the things they talk about in the movie are always relevant and important for all teens, no matter if it's in the 80s or 2010s. I've never before seen a teen movie shed light on these issues in such a genuine way, without making dumb jokes and oversimplifying. Amazing movie, and the soundtrack makes me so happy.
In 2016, the film was selected for preservation in the United States National Film Registry by the Library of Congress as being "culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant". So you are right, we can all relate to it.
I am so pleased it helped. Adolescence can be an especially brutal life change- especially if there is few, or noone there to help you. Some kids dont survive to make it thru. Important for you to always remember the strength you gained navagating it successfully- your experience can make all the difference if you can share it with a kid still struggling. And when that kid makes it thru, he can help the next, and ongoing, so start that chain raction where best you see it most needed
@@joey22306it's a study of "infinitely repetitive, universal awkward social pre-requisites" for adulthood
I'm 52 and I still love this movie ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
The only plausible scenario of what *could* have happened the following Monday is this - Brian would continue to be a nerdy, socially-awkward, kid with a promising future. He would consider everyone in the group his friends. For Andrew and Allison, they probably would have became a couple, but only for a short period of time. Then for Bender and Claire, they would have passed each other in the hall but not with the same resentment as they once held. Claire's gift to Bender of her earring was a token of her appreciation in seeing the truth behind the facade within her social clique. While it's possible to envision them as a couple, the reality of the situation was far too complicated. Claire came from wealth and good looks while Bender came from an abusive family only to rely on his toughness and street smarts to survive.
The ending is open to interpretation and discussion, however it's important to note that all of them left Saturday detention changed people. The story truly defines what culture was like back in the eighties and how high school played a serious role in their future. They entered as strangers but left as friends.
I'm so glad that my dad introduced this movie to me, its a classic that will live on forever.
I loved the detail of Claire giving him her earring. She's showing him her wealth means nothing...that she'd share it all.
Yes ❤️
2:06 iconic.
Its just amazing how this movie marked me. As a teenager i can tell this is the kind of movie we actually need to watch.
This is pure gold.
Possibly the greatest movie of all time👌
lol not really. I realize preference is subjective, but as a cinematic point of view, I can think of at least 20 movies that surpass this in almost all aspects. Still, it's a pretty great movie.
Shak Shaw remption is better
Kisthebest Kisthebest never heard of it....
stfusapphire it is basically about a kid name Andy who did two crimes but he thinks that he never did them in the first place while being in jail he forms a friend ship with red who helps Andy for 19 years with Andy escape and Andy escape and leaves to his own world and leaving a thank you note to red
They meant "The Shawshank Redemption". Based on the novella "Rita Hayworth and the Shawshank Redemption" by Stephen King. That is one of the best movie adaptions ever.
This movie is so cheesy and preachy but I can't but enjoy it. A true 80's classic.
That's exactly how the 80's was like... b4 computers and mobile phones... it was easy fun movies like this were inspirational...👌💖
did u like those days ms mimi?
+doom dooms ...who didn't like their teenage years lol... best time EVER!!😚
thas true babe...:)
Did you know that, until the 90s, the word, "cheesy" referred exclusively to real cheese? Back then, "kitschy" was the word used for what the non-foodly cheesy means now.
29.12.30
It sucks that the nerd didn't get some
He shot up the school the next day
You need to remember that in the 80's nerds were seen as awkward, low self-esteem and having no social skills --- but now they are seen as the next Bill Gates or Mark Zuckerberg so that's why nerds get so much pussy these days LOL
@@contramundum2.0paradigmshi10 with a flare gun
@@KiffJRockka I meant to say he shot up heroin at school the next day..my mistake.
Contra Mundum 2.0 [Paradigm Shift] 😂
John Bender throws, holds, & freezes his fist high with pride
Francisco Rodriguez classic moment 😄
And on the football field, where a rebel can say F You at the most significant high school spot on campus is brilliant.
I love how all of them ended up with their opposites
Except Brian.
Bruh they used him wtf I feel bad
I just love Claire and John Bender chemistry❤❤
Me2
Breakfast club,sixteen candles,pretty in pink.Molly Ringwald was perfect for these 3 movies.
Frank Mata All three are equally good
Sincerely yours, The Breakfast Club.
Goosebumps all over, man.
Awe i love u smalls
I never noticed Andy and Allison playfully holding hands at 0:08-0:10. Was always distracted by Mr. Johnson (John Hughes).
Faith just noticed that tonight lol
John Hughes was the greatest film writer and director ever! I can't even imagine what else he would have written had he not died so young! RIP John Hughes!
Faith oh ya!!
And Claire and Bender playing cat and mouse after that. John Hughes not only captured the essence of the coming of age genre, he always has little subtle bits that make a basic movie so great. He was so gifted. I own most of his movies on DVD and watch them hundreds of times.
One of the best ‘80s movies I’ve ever watched, and the best high-school movie of all time. Period 🍿✊🏻
Thanks for this. I watched this in 1985. My GF had cable and We watched it Together. I was 27 years old at that time. Now I am 61 and it still seems like nothing in the realm of this story has been so heart-wrenching that I have been exposed to. This is truly a cinematic Masterpiece. I can't thank You enough.
This shit is cinematic gold! I grew up watching this on a VCR. Those were the days.
Also, what happened to Emilio Estevez? After the Mighty Ducks series ended, he vanished off the face of the earth! Where did he go?
he took a break and now doing director movie stuff
He also makes wine with his dad.
The frightening thing about this film is the fact that over 30 years later, the issues that these kids face are still relevant. Selfish, ignorant adults still hurt their kids’ lives by simply not understanding them. The more things change, the more they stay the same...
True
30+ years ago today the breakfast club sat down for detention
The breakfast club iconic movie
I was Judd Nelsons character in this film. Still am to this day. A rebel forever brother. THROW YOUR FIST HIGH WITH PRIDE PEOPLE.
Lol Pride
Oh you’re such a badass
Maybe pride wasn't the best word lol
Oh! Behave 🌈
When you grow up your heart dies
I don't think they'll talk to each other in school on Monday. At least not immediately. I wanna believe the five of them will meet up after school in places where no one would see. Which would signify that they're still hiding from themselves, but need the companionship they found in the library, even in small amounts.
nice, i agree!
at least Allison changed for ever, i remember watch a deleted scene where she says "i don't want to be alone anymore". So i believe she and Andrew could make a couple.
That's earring scene... ICONIC
This film is timeless.
I fist pump like John bender while playing this song on my last of school.😂 most of the teachers got it. some students did get it.
did bender end up with claire or not ?
But what is it supposed to mean?
@@thomass7466 Obviously. He sure as fuck did
I love Andy's face as Allison steals his badge :)
This is the movie of my generation.
This song is the theme of my generation.
When Bender raises his fist will always be one of the greatest images for kids who grew up in the 80’s.
This takes me back to the 80's as a teen listening to Duran Duran.
Judd Nelson's "victory-fist" is awesomeeeee!
I'm going to be honest,I'm 13,and all the movies I've seen,this is the best ending!The song is perfect for the ending
The social network ending is great as well
It's funny cuz now you're 15 or 16 and will probably never look back on this. If you do, well you aren't forgotten. Haha.
Jacob Agudelo ‘a face in the crowd’ has a great ending
I'm 3 and no you haven't seen all movies yet.
Try watching movies without music and you will see it differently
This movie sums up to ones own self discovery and being who you are at its fullest. I was born the same year this came out in 1985. I always loved the ending as he walked across the football field raising his hand in triumph, I get emotional then. It means to me standing your ground and walking in it. Just because we are different don't treat me any more different than the next guy. Loved this move, everyone should see it young and old. Don't you forget about me by Simple Minds was so fitting to the credits of this epic film.. In 2016, the film was selected for preservation in the United States National Film Registry by the Library of Congress as being "culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant.
Every middle schooler/High schooler student needs to see this movie. It shows that Teenagers are much more then stereotypes, We actually all have a lot of things in common.
John Hughes is one of those rare people out of Hollywood that really captured the essence of the coming of age genre. He didn't make films about getting laid, most if not all of his films delve into deep interpersonal connections with other humans. Planes Trains and Automobiles is a fantastic film about communicating and relating with people different than yourself. If you haven't seen it, check it out. Steve Martin and John Candy should have earned best actor Oscars, but Oscars tend to favour intense dramatic, epic films.
Such a difficult song to hear. The last song I turned to the max when grabbing the last of my things when walking away from the one that my heart chose.
I was born in 1999 and I love this film, some of us no good teenage dirtbags do know a good film when they watch one 😉 if they ever remade it, it wouldn't be quite the same
Same xx
Same for me lol
Somebody knows what's up. Literally no one in my class knows this movie. I was fucking shocked when I found that out.
i was born in 2002 and i fuckin love this movie
That just gives you the reason to bring it In and have the whole class watch it. One of my health/gym teachers yelled at me for not seeing The Sandlot so on the next Friday he gave us all a break and made us watch The Sandlot. Lol
One of the best damn classic movies in history!!!!!!!
I wish I lived during the 80's! It seemed so much simpler. As a millennial I'm used to using computers since I was born in the 90's
I'm nostalgic for this time period even though it came out the year I was born. In a way I'm kind of glad I was at least alive when this was made.
Mighty Kamina The 90's was full of great music. These days it's terrible
Guitarfollower22 I sometimes feel that same way and I’ll be 26 next month.
90's had some decent music but most of it like grunge and rap were forgettable --- the 80's had so many memorable hits that stand the test of time
As someone who graduated high school in the 80's, it was ok. Wouldn't want to relive those days, that's for sure, (well, maybe the summers). But I was a person who hated most of my high school years. Sure the music was cool, but we had our problems too.
But, unlike you guys, we went out on dates, had school dances where we actually got up and danced. And didn't view everything like it was the end of the world, the way today's teenagers do. We knew how to have fun, talk to our friends, and enjoy the simple things...
Still one of my favorite movies.... I was 15 when this came out. A criminology course, that I took in college, had us pick each character out, match it to a criminology theory, and write an informal paper about it, after we watched it the last 2 days of class. That was our "surprise final exam" Lol... Detective Smith, for a cop you sure were one of the cool ones. That was the most fun I ever had with an exam. He wasn't worried about punctuation, grammar, works citied or anything formal. He was just interested in our opinions and we all got A's. 😉✌💜😊
I watched this for the first time in the theatres back in '85, my grad year.
Pretty much sums up my high school experience and that of every other kid before and since.
Sincerely, The Lunch Club.
Munch club
in my opinion Allison looks better before :/ after the makeover she looks to much of a doll. no offense :D
My thoughts exactly
Yeah she looked cuter before!
alceushunterx yessss, she looked so much better before the makeover
My opinion hasn't changed since I saw this movie in the theaters back in the day.
If Alison can look so differently makes her x10 hotter in my eyes then and today.
yeah i loved how she looked before (maybe its because she reminds me of myself and how i used to kind of look)
I love that Alison is kinda promising that she won't forget Andy by taking one of the patches from his letterman. Or maybe she was just being a basket case 😂
Claire and John Bender 4 Ever!!😍😘
They are my OTP.
Love to see the traffic in the distance on 294! This was an actual high school but closed down and is now an Illinois State Police office with a Lottery division in there as well. It's in Des Plaines. I've gone there a couple times to cash in some winning tickets :-) So cool to walk those same stairs.
awesome
Those were the same stairs in 'Ferris Bueller's day off' when Simone and Principal Rooney are waiting for her "dad" (Ferris) to pick her up.
Good to know that Bumblebee liked this movie as much as the rest of us
Pitch Perfect and Bumblebee sent me here. I won’t forget seeing this movie at home in the summer of 2011 before starting my senior year of high school! For my sophomore year I was put in a Social Studies/Homework class my one on one aide called The Breakfast Club because of how we bonded over our backgrounds and lives off campus. Luckily I never got detention in high school.
Beautiful movie. John Hughes was absolutely a special human being Who’s writing was like no other. RIP Mr Hughes and thank you for your wonderful movies. Sleep tight 🙏🏻❤️
ICONIC.
The best thing about the ending is that we will never know what happened next. That' the magic of the story: a whole future of possibilities, without a way to know how this saturday affected their lifes.
Back in highschool there was this one girl I hated (Major "cool kid"/preppy sort ) and she use to tell me all the time I reminded her of John Bender from the breakfast club. I had never seen the movie at that point. Now that I have, looking back on it, I would have thanked her and asked her out on the spot.
wow...why did you hate her tho? just 'cause she was a prep? no hate mate
I doubt you woulda asked her out --- she was part of the "Prissy Clique" and wanted nothing to do with a guy like you --- I was a nerd in high school but always fantasized about dating this one cute girl who had the biggest boobs in my class --- but I knew I never had a chance with her so I had to settle for rubbing one out thinking about her naked LOL
@@billbelzek6748 You should have asked her out. If you want something, you gotta go after it
Have to admit - without "Futurama" I would have not watched "The Breakfast Club", but I do not regret it. There are a lot of movies out there that "teach" you "You have to look behind the surface" - but "Breakfast Club" does it without this "morale index finger" of e.g. Disney Movies (nothing against Disney Movies, I just needed an example).
Unfortunately not only teachers see their students pressed into a scheme, but as we grow we tend to press "us" into a scheme as well, because we want to be seen in a certain light - forgetting that we are a prism, not a single color. When one calls her/himself "A Gamer" everyone acts surprised when (s)he's saying "And I like Body-building". When (s)he calls her/himself a Body-builder everybody seems to be surprised that (s)he's into science and/ or arts ....
same I was rewatching victorious and I saw some unseen episodes, one of them was a parody of the breakfast club "the breakfast bunch". I loved the episode even though it was very very fast. I searched the episode up on youtube and in the comments people kept saying "wow why would they trash such a good movie?"
In otherwords I had to check out the movie myself. I FELL IN LOVE WITH IT!!!!
i was here from pitch perfect.😂
It was family guy to me
If Hollywood remade this today,
Bender would be black
Brian would be Asian
Andrew would be gay
Allison would be trans
Claire and Mr. Vernon would just be the same.
Carl would be a furry.
when i first watched it, I did think that allison was/could be trans because of the way she acted and was ignored - ive seen so many trans people go through that. btw i didnt mean this in anyway to offend
And definitely it's a Netflix remake
im crying why its over
You must see it's sequel's jeepers creepers and jeepers creepers 2.
I love the look on Bender's face when he puts the earring on and flaunts it looking up and to the right lol hilarious!
Kickass, incredible story, retains its relevance today, and forever.
I wish they had made a movie for what happened at monday
Greatest Low Budget film of all time
I think the last remaining innocence went with movies like this . For all of us who were kids in the 1980s, we didn't have all the tech gadgets of today but one thing we had was each other and we were no saints , not by a long chalk but there was a sense of decency and values that were never written down but were just there in our hearts .
Oh my yes
I was born 2004, I can't relate as much to the movie since I'm more of a younger age, but I must admit, this movie is spectacular; not to mention that it did make me a little emotional. I will always love them, I just wished they made a sequel before they aged because a sequel without the same characters will not be the same! :-) I will always love this movie.
A sequel to a move like this would be horrid imo, it ended as it should have. They all separated and no one knew what happened on Monday :D
Thank u I love u too
Everytime my friends and I would skip school back in the 90s, we would have to walk across the football field like Bender to get off school property, once we knew we were in the clear, we would always hold our fist up the same way lol, good memories.
I like how Allison "takes the trophy" from Andrew :D
In a generation where a lot of classic films are being remade, this is one of those which shall NEVER BE TOUCHED, SHALL NEVER BE REMADE. It's a masterpiece
Just love how he holds onto her jumper as she moves away...... SO cute!!!!