The Breakfast Club and Sixteen Candles actor discusses the wacked-out sci-fi comedy directed by John Hughes and co-starring Ilan Mitchell-Smith and Kelly LeBrock. From 2008.
I'm 49 years old, and I feel blessed to have been a little kid when Star Wars and Indiana Jones came out, I was "Elliot's" age when E.T. came out, I was a goofy teen when all these John Hughes movies came out, and the Goonies... I was just beginning to appreciate music in 1983/4 when Michael Jackson, Prince, Van Halen, Sammy Hagar, The Pointer Sisters, Cyndi Lauper, Madonna, etc were at their prime... Atari, MTV, Friday Night Videos... I can't imagine a more perfect time to be a bratty spoiled kid!
@@freakyflow LOL! I had a Mongoose "Californian" freestyle BMX, it cost $250 which would be more like $750 today. I loved that bike... And I never missed a single episode of Miami Vice, I'd record it on my VHS and watch it over and over... I had a white suit like Crockett wore, and blue or coral (pink) pastel shirts, I'd wear it to school dances... And let's not forget parachute pants, break dancing, and karate movies!
Anthony Michael Hall owned it in the John Hughes movies. Incredibly fun to watch on screen and a consummate scene stealer without even trying. Very gracious in these interview clips.
People don't think about it, but he has a wide range. What I want to know is: Well he ever give us true final season of "Dead Zone'? Considering the events of the Previous President, seems like more people could relate now than ever ^_^
And computers were just a tiny little part of our lives. We were the last analog generation. BMX, cassette tapes, shoulder pads in our jackets, big hair on the girl's, neon and gasoline, punk rock and the cold war. Damn fine times.
This brings back some teenaged memories. Im over 50, and to this day I still use the "How about a nice greasy pork sandwich served in a dirty ashtray?" I do it in restaurants when we all have trouble deciding what we want. 😂
Anthony was in so many great 80’s movies. Breakfast club, weird science, 16 candles, vacation. Even Scissor hands. He was a staple of our generation. Wouldn’t be the same without him.
It makes me sad to look back at all the great movies that came out of the 80’s and face the reality that these movies can and will never be replicated. There is a certain vibe between the actors that pulls you into these movies and you want to be the characters; you image yourself in the situation that these characters are presented with.
It was a GREAT TIME TO BE ALIVE!!!!!!!!! I wouldn't change a thing : born in 1971, coming of age around 1983 ...all these great 80's movies, the times, the culture etc.. - I really feel for kids growing up in the world now. They have no idea how amazing the 1980's were.
This movie was pure entertainment and like Anthony Michael Hall said, a cartoon. I first watched Weird Science when I was 23. I'm 60 years old now and I still love it and watch it from time to time. Kelly LeBrock was pure gold and perfection playing Lisa. I don't know if there has ever been a more gorgeous woman in a movie. Let's not forget about the late Bill Paxton playing Wyatt's older brother Chet. This was the first time I watched Bill in a movie. He was literally a piece of shit, but was totally in character and did a great job.
How she held herself from laughing when she met Gary's parents and outs Gary's "combing his hair" and his Dad (Britt Leach) was screaming shut up, had to be hard to do.
I was 20 when this first hit theaters so we're not far off in age, you and I. My first reaction to WS was disappointment bc it wasn't as good as TBC, but now I love it just as much 👍
I'm literally your age at 49-and-a-half almost, but cable was new to the neighborhood and I just kept watching the movie over and over and over again whenever it showed up on the television too!
That blues bar scene kills me every single time! Not just AMH’s performance, but the supporting actors’ investment in his story is just so ridiculously funny. Great improv all the way around.
I am a year younger than AMH and John Hughes movies defined the 80s. Weird science is in my pantheon of favorite movies. Everyone killed it in that flick.
Crazy?...Insane?...Insane?...Crazy? Eminem lifted this line and put it in a lyric on "Square Dance". Even he liked Weird Science! Drunk Anthony Michael Hall is HILARIOUS!
i loved this movie back then..john hughes was a genius. he created a genre, what a legacy of work. anthony michael hall killed it in all of these films.
This film, along with Sixteen Candles & Just One of the Guys, were the movies I watched numerous times on HBO back in the 80s as a kid. Damn I was lucky to live in that decade of MTV, Nickelodeon & John Hughes.
Baby’s Day Out was terrible, but he gave us so many great movies, that one can be overlooked. National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation, is perfect in every way.
@@mrchopsticks3When they say "haven't aged well" they don't mean that they aren't still entertaining, they mean some of the actions by the characters can now be viewed as morally questionable. I know many people say that about Breakfast Club, but I would push back on that claim. Sure John Bender was an asshole and did some questionable things, but the very point of the movie is how that day made him a changed man.
I just stumbled across this video, and within the last couple of weeks, the AMC network showed Sixteen Candles and National Lampoon's Vacation! What are the odds? Anthony Michael Hall was pivotal in helping to define the 80's! His geeky but loveable demeanor made him very relatable to us 80's teenage boys. We had a hard enough time trying to navigate those awkward years with the raging hormones, pressure to keep our grades up and the constant rejection by girls, but through the roles he played, we realized we were not alone. It made those years easier to bear and put smiles on our faces, and for that, we can't thank him enough!
Same persona he used in The Breakfast Club when he got high. "Chicks cannot hold de smoke. Dat's whut it is." Drunk/high AMH was and is fantastically funny!
I always demonstrate to others fantastic editing during the scene when Deb and Hilly get to the bathroom door, and Wyatt announces that "Gary was just taking a shit!" The next two seconds? Pure editing brilliance...still breaks me up 37 years later! 🤣👍🏻
OH MY GOD!!! one of my favorite things in all of film history is that scene where they are in the bar and he is telling the story about the girl kneeing him in his nuts and the guy says "SHE DID WHAT!" and it is so fast like one word and he is so outraged and shocked it KILLS me every time. i dont know how old this clip is but it is nice to see Anthony not all embarrassed and in denial over his old films, some people like John Cusack are super woke now and they spend all their time denouncing their old films and acting all guilty about them.
Weird Science meant so much to me as a teen. I was that same awkward age when I saw it. I could relate so hard with Gary and Wyatt. I was still being picked on by the cool guys at school, and girls were just this unobtainable dream. They were my heroes!!! It was complete hilarious fantasy, but it inspired me.
I will always find this movie hilarious. I've shown so many of these films to my kids as they were growing up. My youngest son does a dead-on accurate Anthony Michael Hall from weird science when he's drunk. He's 22 and will quote weird science which most have his friends are not familiar with but it cracks me up every time he does it
Luvvvv this flick!! I actually met Kelly at our Safe Passage non profits red carpet event in Bev Hills that she gave a speech at. Super nice lady and was but of a surreal moment indeed.
"she's eento malakas! EHEHEHEHEHE!!!EH!EH!EH!EH!EH!....EEEYOK YOK YOK!" kAPELOS ALSO ADDED TAT YOK YOK YOK at the end of the ehehehehehehe laugh. Listen closely. Hilarious
I love that movie! I’ve mist have seen it at least 30 times. It’s quirky, it’s funny, it’s a bit daring and vulgar and it’s all 80s! And Kelly man!!! As a teenager that was some “me Time”. How can she have hooked up with Segal?!
The inspiration probably came from the TV show Automan, where a police nerd used the police computer to create a 3D human hologram who can conjure anything at will. Especially a sports car and has all the skill and talent of all the best people in the world.
Oh man. I sooo much miss the way the world was in the 80's. I was 16 when this movie came out. The music was great. People were still normal. 'Men' and 'Women' could still be what God intended without getting punished, and the MOVIES were the BEST movies ever made. Ferris Beuller's day off, Wierd Science, Better off Dead, Fast Time at Ridgemont High. Now all we get is woke garbage and pure crapola. ... Bill Paxton getting turned into a pile of shit was, and still is one of the funniest things ever put into a movie.
Literally my favorite movie of all time! I remember watching this on HBO on a Saturday night when it first premiered on extended cable a year after its initial release. I was probably 4 years old, and I remember asking my mom why there was flying furniture! She reassured me that “Lisa will put it all back to normal.” And to this day, my mom still adores Kelly LeBrock for being such a positive influence for Gary and Wyatt in this classic film.
I hope AMH knows how much we loved his movie performances. Some actors whine about their early work; being typecast, not taken as a serious artist, etc. I hope he doesn't regret anything.....they were great. Your movies are some of the most re-watchable movies out there. I've turned my kids into 80's movie fans!!
I smuggled a couple of California Coolers from my parents party and drank them. Watched this on cable and laughed so hard I fell off the couch. Great memories.
How about a nice...greasy...pork sandwich...served in a dirty ashtray? Me and my best friend at the time could recite the entire movie from memory for years and years afterward. "On the telephone? OF COURSE I called her on the telephone!" And of course this made both of us lifelong Oingo Boingo fans: ruclips.net/video/Jm-upHSP9KU/видео.html
@@noitallmanazyou are wrong.. movies like this don’t pass the sniff test. It’s against everything that we are suppose to believe is right. People get all bent out of shape for nothing
For some reason my funniest moment was when Wyatt flew backwards on his chair after pressing enter. I remember we got a VHS with slo mo in the 90's and Ilan's face before he got launched backwards on that chair was hilarious
Ilan Mitchell Smith had a definite Jerry Lewis 'hello lady' type of vocal delivery. In fact they almost had a Martin and Lewis kind of chemistry. Hall was more laid back and go with the flow while Smith's Wyatt was more neurotic and self conscious. Such a great film. Even to this day sometimes my mother and I will say to eachother,"Gary? Who the hell's Gary?".
This is why Anthony Michael Hall was my first crush. The confidence and swagger and effortless natural acting ability at such a young age … swoon-o-rama. I wrote his initials all over my school binder with silver paint pen. I watched this movie on VHS about a hundred times like a creep. I’ll never get over it. EVER.
I always thought Hall was a great actor. "Weird Science" is one of my all time favorites. "Out Of Bounds" from back in the day is also one of his best movies.
I'm 49 years old, and I feel blessed to have been a little kid when Star Wars and Indiana Jones came out, I was "Elliot's" age when E.T. came out, I was a goofy teen when all these John Hughes movies came out, and the Goonies... I was just beginning to appreciate music in 1983/4 when Michael Jackson, Prince, Van Halen, Sammy Hagar, The Pointer Sisters, Cyndi Lauper, Madonna, etc were at their prime... Atari, MTV, Friday Night Videos... I can't imagine a more perfect time to be a bratty spoiled kid!
52 man... But I was right there with you... the 80s.. such a cool time to be a teen.
Liquid Television?
Ditto!
Don't make be break out my BMX with my mesh Sonny Crocket slippers Wearing my pastel blue Polo shirt (Cost me a fortune)
@@freakyflow LOL! I had a Mongoose "Californian" freestyle BMX, it cost $250 which would be more like $750 today. I loved that bike... And I never missed a single episode of Miami Vice, I'd record it on my VHS and watch it over and over... I had a white suit like Crockett wore, and blue or coral (pink) pastel shirts, I'd wear it to school dances... And let's not forget parachute pants, break dancing, and karate movies!
Anthony Michael Hall owned it in the John Hughes movies. Incredibly fun to watch on screen and a consummate scene stealer without even trying. Very gracious in these interview clips.
Literally one of the best movies of my childhood. Who didn't have a crush on Kelly LeBrock?
Steven segal😂
the shower scene ..... .ugh ...... lol
I LOVED that movie! I bet I saw that 40-50 times as a kid.
I was just a child but I remember seeing Kelly LeBrock in that trailer for 'The Woman In Red' and thinking "I want one of those".
Ya it was back in them days.
Chet was a such great character!! Paxson was such a great cast....
Absolutely!
*Paxton
Damn right
Paxton Stole the show his character is legend as one most memorable assh@les in cinema period
@@tsan3796 "How about a nice greasy pork sandwich served in a dirty ashtray?" Chet was everyone's douchey big brother.
Anthony Michael Hall really showed his comedic chops in Weird Science. His timing, reactions, facial expressions…pure brilliance.
I have a friend that has been saying for years. “Give me tha Keys, give me the keys!!! He dont even have his license Lisa.”
People don't think about it, but he has a wide range.
What I want to know is: Well he ever give us true final season of "Dead Zone'?
Considering the events of the Previous President, seems like more people could relate now than ever ^_^
What events are those
100%
How she fell for Stephen Segal i’ll never know
Anthony tied it all together. That Chicago blues bar scene was classic!
I really miss the 1980's.. It's was about the music, the movies and hanging out with my friends.
Me too.
I hear you! At least we got to live the 80s, imagine you were born in 2000 and only lived through these shitty decades! Poor kids!
That was such a simple statement. But you absolutely nailed it.
And video games.
And computers were just a tiny little part of our lives. We were the last analog generation. BMX, cassette tapes, shoulder pads in our jackets, big hair on the girl's, neon and gasoline, punk rock and the cold war. Damn fine times.
This brings back some teenaged memories.
Im over 50, and to this day I still use the "How about a nice greasy pork sandwich served in a dirty ashtray?" I do it in restaurants when we all have trouble deciding what we want. 😂
Anthony was in so many great 80’s movies. Breakfast club, weird science, 16 candles, vacation. Even Scissor hands. He was a staple of our generation. Wouldn’t be the same without him.
Out of Bounds...
The 80's to me was the greatest. Much better than today.
Back then they made movies to have fun stories and be funny. Today, they make movies to appease stock holders and/or have social agendas.
It makes me sad to look back at all the great movies that came out of the 80’s and face the reality that these movies can and will never be replicated. There is a certain vibe between the actors that pulls you into these movies and you want to be the characters; you image yourself in the situation that these characters are presented with.
Yes the inflation and multiple recessions were a blast
@@raulduke6105 You should try reading the news sometime.
Those were my Teenage days and I too absolutely loved it. Good times, totally Radical.
It was a GREAT TIME TO BE ALIVE!!!!!!!!!
I wouldn't change a thing : born in 1971, coming of age around 1983 ...all these great 80's movies, the times, the culture etc.. - I really feel for kids growing up in the world now. They have no idea how amazing the 1980's were.
yeah, that was a great time to be alive. Now these days, I feel like in the sixth sense - I also see what I want to see, maybe I am dead.
I was born in 1969. Grew up in Melbourne Australia. The 80’s were great. I’d hate to be a kid now.
Born in 67, class of 85: it was like we all knew what an amazing time it was.
Same here, the 80's movies were the best
Kids today are too busy trying to figure out what is a boy and a girl.
This movie was pure entertainment and like Anthony Michael Hall said, a cartoon. I first watched Weird Science when I was 23. I'm 60 years old now and I still love it and watch it from time to time. Kelly LeBrock was pure gold and perfection playing Lisa. I don't know if there has ever been a more gorgeous woman in a movie. Let's not forget about the late Bill Paxton playing Wyatt's older brother Chet. This was the first time I watched Bill in a movie. He was literally a piece of shit, but was totally in character and did a great job.
Kelly Lebrock's comedic timing was highly underrated in this movie
Especially in this movie
@@chiefscheider In this movie, in particular.
It's purely sexual
How she held herself from laughing when she met Gary's parents and outs Gary's "combing his hair" and his Dad (Britt Leach) was screaming shut up, had to be hard to do.
Agreed. She was hilarious in this film.
Brilliant film. Perfectly sums up the 80's in 94 minutes.
I turn 50 this month and this film still feels new, I watched it at least 50 times or so during the summer months of my youth.
I was 20 when this first hit theaters so we're not far off in age, you and I. My first reaction to WS was disappointment bc it wasn't as good as TBC, but now I love it just as much 👍
I'm literally your age at 49-and-a-half almost, but cable was new to the neighborhood and I just kept watching the movie over and over and over again whenever it showed up on the television too!
They skipped the best part, "she's into Malarchas man."
Easily one of my top 80's movies! Couldn't ask for more, humor, hot girls, high school, and of course Hughes!
That blues bar scene kills me every single time! Not just AMH’s performance, but the supporting actors’ investment in his story is just so ridiculously funny. Great improv all the way around.
"Broke more than your heart!"
@@juddgoswick2024
Ain't that the truth
One of the BEST scenes in Cinematic HISTORY!!!
"Hi Dudes........
Well.... GOD DAMN"
@@StoffelDilligas
Haha
I am a year younger than AMH and John Hughes movies defined the 80s. Weird science is in my pantheon of favorite movies. Everyone killed it in that flick.
The best movie of my childhood. Still an absolute gem. I miss John Hughes, there will never be another like him.
Crazy?...Insane?...Insane?...Crazy?
Eminem lifted this line and put it in a lyric on "Square Dance".
Even he liked Weird Science!
Drunk Anthony Michael Hall is HILARIOUS!
@@sctrevor "party's over said the girl!"
GIMME DA KEYS
Love Weird Science! Bill Paxton was such a badass. Rip Chet💩
i loved this movie back then..john hughes was a genius. he created a genre, what a legacy of work. anthony michael hall killed it in all of these films.
When Chet got turned into a pile of crap I love that they kept his haircut. 😂😂 awesome movie!! 80’s teenager here.
This film, along with Sixteen Candles & Just One of the Guys, were the movies I watched numerous times on HBO back in the 80s as a kid. Damn I was lucky to live in that decade of MTV, Nickelodeon & John Hughes.
My god Kelly le Brook was beautiful she was a perfect 10
I think that was coke power on the script writing.
Weird Science doesn't get enough love. Especially since it has aged surprisingly well compared to some of Hughes other films.
Uncle Buck, Planes Trains, Breakfast Club...broski his movies have all aged really well
Which Hughes film has not aged well?
Baby’s Day Out was terrible, but he gave us so many great movies, that one can be overlooked. National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation, is perfect in every way.
@@misscleo378 LOL Christmas Vacation is the greatest film ever made
@@mrchopsticks3When they say "haven't aged well" they don't mean that they aren't still entertaining, they mean some of the actions by the characters can now be viewed as morally questionable. I know many people say that about Breakfast Club, but I would push back on that claim. Sure John Bender was an asshole and did some questionable things, but the very point of the movie is how that day made him a changed man.
I loved loved loved this movie I watched so many times!! Go to see him talk about this so many years later.
the greatest John Hughs film in my opinion........its one of those movies that is impossible to not like...................Malaka!!!!
@@sctrevor Yo fats, let me tell you my story man........
No tossing off!
I'm still a huge fan of Some Kind of Wonderful... might be Lea Thompson though that does it.
Kelly LeBrock was such a fox
Still one of my favorite movies of all time... :D I can remember wearing out the VHS tape back in 85... lol..
“You know...chains whips dips chips”
Still one of my all-time favorites.
I just stumbled across this video, and within the last couple of weeks, the AMC network showed Sixteen Candles and National Lampoon's Vacation! What are the odds? Anthony Michael Hall was pivotal in helping to define the 80's! His geeky but loveable demeanor made him very relatable to us 80's teenage boys. We had a hard enough time trying to navigate those awkward years with the raging hormones, pressure to keep our grades up and the constant rejection by girls, but through the roles he played, we realized we were not alone. It made those years easier to bear and put smiles on our faces, and for that, we can't thank him enough!
Facts 💯💯
Outstanding analysis!! I think that covers it. And wasn’t Kelly Lebrock the gold standard by which all of us hoped for.
@@halstonmann8676
Yes
His drunk acting was kinda awesome 😎 Speaking with that big cigar in his mouth 😂
Same persona he used in The Breakfast Club when he got high. "Chicks cannot hold de smoke. Dat's whut it is." Drunk/high AMH was and is fantastically funny!
"Let me know if you're going to float an air biscuit" a line that typifies the silliness of Weird Science.
How about a nice greasy pork belly sandwich served in a dirty ashtray?!
I always demonstrate to others fantastic editing during the scene when Deb and Hilly get to the bathroom door, and Wyatt announces that "Gary was just taking a shit!"
The next two seconds? Pure editing brilliance...still breaks me up 37 years later! 🤣👍🏻
OH MY GOD!!! one of my favorite things in all of film history is that scene where they are in the bar and he is telling the story about the girl kneeing him in his nuts and the guy says "SHE DID WHAT!" and it is so fast like one word and he is so outraged and shocked it KILLS me every time. i dont know how old this clip is but it is nice to see Anthony not all embarrassed and in denial over his old films, some people like John Cusack are super woke now and they spend all their time denouncing their old films and acting all guilty about them.
"SHEDIDWHAT?!?" is such an amazing line delivery. It makes me laugh more than anything else in the movie.
Plus the one black dude shows up later at the house party to be the bartender to all these preppy kids and gives them all a hard time.
@@RCAvhstape "How 'bout I stick this bottle straight up your ass?"
Some folks didn't realize John Kapelos, the funny laugh guy in the bar is also the janitor in the Breakfast Club.
And also the groom in Sixteen Candles.
That’s right… heck I forgot about that one.
Sam's family referred to him as the "oily bohunk", which was even funnier when LDD said it 😄
He was brilliant in Justified....
Kapelos and Ally Sheedy both appeared in an episode of AMH's TV show The Dead Zone.
Weird Science meant so much to me as a teen. I was that same awkward age when I saw it. I could relate so hard with Gary and Wyatt. I was still being picked on by the cool guys at school, and girls were just this unobtainable dream. They were my heroes!!! It was complete hilarious fantasy, but it inspired me.
Same.
I blame this movie for making me stutter around beautiful women.
The haircut is called a 'wedge'
This was a fun movie
One of my favorite movies of all time!
one great, underrated movie. bill Paxton was classic
I will always find this movie hilarious. I've shown so many of these films to my kids as they were growing up. My youngest son does a dead-on accurate Anthony Michael Hall from weird science when he's drunk. He's 22 and will quote weird science which most have his friends are not familiar with but it cracks me up every time he does it
Great movie
This movie just wouldn’t fly these days. An older woman with two teen boys. I still can’t believe this movie was made lol.
Luvvvv this flick!! I actually met Kelly at our Safe Passage non profits red carpet event in Bev Hills that she gave a speech at. Super nice lady and was but of a surreal moment indeed.
Weird Science is the greates film EVER! I know it word for word!
Do yew realize it's snowing in my room gawd dammit ?!
The haircut is called Saturday-Night-Live-Guitarist
Classic times,awesome movie
Great actors
80s and 90s.. best decades ever!
"she's eento malakas! EHEHEHEHEHE!!!EH!EH!EH!EH!EH!....EEEYOK YOK YOK!" kAPELOS ALSO ADDED TAT YOK YOK YOK at the end of the ehehehehehehe laugh. Listen closely. Hilarious
Required viewing for all my kids at age 12….and Breakfast club. Two all-time greats!
One of my favorite movies growing up.
I love that movie! I’ve mist have seen it at least 30 times. It’s quirky, it’s funny, it’s a bit daring and vulgar and it’s all 80s!
And Kelly man!!! As a teenager that was some “me Time”. How can she have hooked up with Segal?!
Quintessential '80s. Loved it. These movies helped to define what teen comedies were.
The inspiration probably came from the TV show Automan, where a police nerd used the police computer to create a 3D human hologram who can conjure anything at will. Especially a sports car and has all the skill and talent of all the best people in the world.
My brother and I used to quote lines from this comedy .... Never got old 😆 LOL
That scene where Chet was bonking them on the head with the shotgun had me laughing so hard I was crying the first time I saw it.
I’m 50 and I felt like I was 13 again watching that !!!! 👏
This is definitely my favorite John Hughes movie. There! I said it!!
You did! Society can finally move on!
Mine too 👍🇦🇺
@@mrchopsticks3 🤣🤣🤣🤣 I only said that because you normally hear The Breakfast Club which is great or Pretty In Pink which I actually never saw.
Kelly LeBrock was incredibly gorgeous. How the hell she end up with Seagal. Lol
💰💰💰
Can a women get any more beautiful than Kelly LeBrock.
Oh man. I sooo much miss the way the world was in the 80's. I was 16 when this movie came out. The music was great. People were still normal. 'Men' and 'Women' could still be what God intended without getting punished, and the MOVIES were the BEST movies ever made. Ferris Beuller's day off, Wierd Science, Better off Dead, Fast Time at Ridgemont High. Now all we get is woke garbage and pure crapola. ... Bill Paxton getting turned into a pile of shit was, and still is one of the funniest things ever put into a movie.
Literally my favorite movie of all time! I remember watching this on HBO on a Saturday night when it first premiered on extended cable a year after its initial release. I was probably 4 years old, and I remember asking my mom why there was flying furniture! She reassured me that “Lisa will put it all back to normal.” And to this day, my mom still adores Kelly LeBrock for being such a positive influence for Gary and Wyatt in this classic film.
I hope AMH knows how much we loved his movie performances. Some actors whine about their early work; being typecast, not taken as a serious artist, etc. I hope he doesn't regret anything.....they were great. Your movies are some of the most re-watchable movies out there. I've turned my kids into 80's movie fans!!
I smuggled a couple of California Coolers from my parents party and drank them. Watched this on cable and laughed so hard I fell off the couch. Great memories.
The scene at 1:30 they cut Anthony Michael Hall's response..."She's into Malakas, Dino."
His hair was f'n epic in that movie. I'd wear my shit like that now if I had that much left.
Ah! My childhood!
Watched Weird Science again, 2 weeks ago, and now I see this clip. Love all of John Hughes movies. That was my late teen era and he captured it all.
How about a nice...greasy...pork sandwich...served in a dirty ashtray? Me and my best friend at the time could recite the entire movie from memory for years and years afterward. "On the telephone? OF COURSE I called her on the telephone!" And of course this made both of us lifelong Oingo Boingo fans: ruclips.net/video/Jm-upHSP9KU/видео.html
*STILL LOVE THIS MOVIE!* And I was a kid when it came out!
One of the greatest movies. Why can't they make movies like this now???
WOKE
Way too much fun, not nearly woke propaganda enough.
The eternally offended & woke lot would never have it...
@@alibettenson8419 people bloating on about wokeness is the most overdone and misplaced of things.
@@noitallmanazyou are wrong.. movies like this don’t pass the sniff test. It’s against everything that we are suppose to believe is right. People get all bent out of shape for nothing
That was one of the greats of the 80's 😎👍.
Greatest fucking movie of all time. I cant help but get excited and feel utter joy just hearing the theme song.
Hey let's watch the mouth, huh -- Andrew Clarke
For some reason my funniest moment was when Wyatt flew backwards on his chair after pressing enter. I remember we got a VHS with slo mo in the 90's and Ilan's face before he got launched backwards on that chair was hilarious
I'll drive give me the keys! He don't even have his license lisa lmao classic 🤣
"Bitch kneed my nuts! Man, broke my heart in two..."
"She broke more than your heart!"
Anthony nailed his part on the epic TV series Psych!
One of the best movies from my childhood. Please don’t ruin it with a remake
LOVE THE 80'S!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Ilan Mitchell Smith had a definite Jerry Lewis 'hello lady' type of vocal delivery. In fact they almost had a Martin and Lewis kind of chemistry. Hall was more laid back and go with the flow while Smith's Wyatt was more neurotic and self conscious. Such a great film. Even to this day sometimes my mother and I will say to eachother,"Gary? Who the hell's Gary?".
Hall had so much chemistry on screen like MJF.
and that song dont forget that song
One of the best movies in the 80s.
Ya dude, you guys landed on a goldmine with that flick. it was extremely funny.
Anthony Michael Hall looking more and more like Steve McQueen.
I loved that movie especially when they are drinking with all those black dudes.
One of my All time fave’s ruined my vhs tape playing it over and over again
I never saw Bill Paxton in anything else the rest of his career without calling him Chet. It left an impression on me 😂
This is why Anthony Michael Hall was my first crush. The confidence and swagger and effortless natural acting ability at such a young age … swoon-o-rama. I wrote his initials all over my school binder with silver paint pen. I watched this movie on VHS about a hundred times like a creep. I’ll never get over it. EVER.
I always thought Hall was a great actor. "Weird Science" is one of my all time favorites. "Out Of Bounds" from back in the day is also one of his best movies.
I'll never forget Leonard Maltin reviewing Out of Bounds when it first came out. He said it should have been called Out of Brains 😄
"EVERY DAMN NIGHT!!!?"
I'm a guy and even I gotta say Anthony Michael Hall aged well, he's a handsome dude!
He don’t even have his license, Lisa!
Such a funny film.
That bar scene still kills me every time. The dialog, the delivery, it's perfect lol