The Breakfast Club (1985) - Are You Dating?
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- In this iconic scene from the classic 80s film The Breakfast Club, John Bender (played by Judd Nelson) relentlessly taunts his fellow students about their social status, dating lives, and personal interests. Judd Nelson's portrayal of the rebellious outsider Bender is on full display as he targets the popular Claire Standish (Molly Ringwald), the jock Andrew Clark (Emilio Estevez), the nerdy Brian Johnson (Anthony Michael Hall), and the quirky Allison Reynolds (Ally Sheedy) with his biting insults and mockery.
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Bender's harsh comments serve to highlight the stereotypes and cliques that define the high school experience. By poking fun at Claire's popularity, Andrew's athletic achievements, Brian's academic focus, and Allison's eccentric hobbies, Judd Nelson's character Bender exposes the superficiality of these labels and the pressure to conform to societal expectations. This scene is a prime example of how The Breakfast Club delves into the complexities of teenage identity and the struggle to break free from the roles assigned to us by our peers and society at large.
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What’s the The Breakfast Club movie about?
On a Saturday morning, five students report for all-day detention : Claire (Molly Ringwald), a snobbish beauty; Brian (Michael Hall), a brainiac; Andrew (Emilio Estevez), a wrestler; John (Judd Nelson), a rebel; and Allison (Ally Sheedy), a shy girl with unusual behaviour. Assistant Principal Vernon assigns them an essay, in which each must describe "who you think you are". John ignores the rules and riles up the other students, but they all eventually admire him after seeing how he interacts with abusive adults like Vernon. Then the students pass the time by talking, and gradually open up and discover they all have poor relationships with their parents. The students realize that, despite their differences, they face similar problems. Claire gives Allison a makeover, which sparks romantic interest from Andrew. Claire decides to break her "pristine" innocent appearance by kissing John. Although they suspect their new relationships will end along with their detention, they believe their mutual experiences will change the way they look at their peers. Brian completes the essay for everyone and as the students part ways, Allison and Andrew kiss, as do Claire and John. Vernon reads the essay, in which Brian states that Vernon has already judged who they are using stereotypes, and that Vernon is crazy if he thinks they'll tell him who they are.
Credits: © 1985 Universal Pictures
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It's kind of wild how Bender stood up for Brian (pointing out Claire's hypocrisy toward him) while also running him down at the same time. It's quite a skill to shade and support in the same sentences.
Claire wasn’t being hypocritical to Brian?
@@OBrienIsaCK She said Brian's social clubs "don't count" and "aren't the same" as the popular kids clubs.
@@sean.furlong1989 it’s not hypocrisy
@@OBrienIsaCK it is though
The rest of the Group can See that Claire thinks She's better then all of them apart from Andy,By not standing up to her Friends & liking who She wants to like,I wouldn't let my Friends tell Me who I can & carnt like 😊
He said "excuse me a sec" at 1:46 to claire when he started talking to brian and I find that surprisingly polite
It's so funny how Brian says I'm in the math club and no one's paying any attention to him.
He just wanted Claire & Andy to like him, it's so sad..
@@pendafen7405 in the end they all liked him.
It's weird. In my country being a math competitor at school is probably the most elite thing there is.
@@cowboybeboop9420 I wish I would have been better in math
i can feel that Bender was actually hurt while Andrew said it doesnt make much of a difference if hes not in this school
He was responding as hurtful as he does. It was heavy.
allison looks hurt too, because feeling like she doesnt exist is hiw her parents treat her
You can see it on his face
He brought it up at the end of the film.
Andrew and Claire were not dating. You can tell that by the way Andrew came into the library, looked at Claire and pointed at the vacant seat beside her, as if to say, "do you mind if I sit beside you?" Claire didn't smile back. She kind of shrugged her shoulders as if to say, "I don't care," or "whatever?" They weren't "boyfriend/girlfriend" as Bender had intimated. They just knew each other from common social circles because they were both popular kids.
1:02
Bender’s facial expressions of real hurt before he hid it was so well done
“I wanna be just like you. I figure all I need is a lobotomy and some tights.”
BAHAHAHAHAHA!!
"I have such a deep admiration for guys who roll around on the floor with other guys" 🤣🤣🤣
allison is a goddamn model
legitimately yes
both girls in this movie are incredibly cute
The older I get, the more I appreciate and understand Vernon's annoyance with these kids (well, most of them--Brian & Allison are golden).
Uh….
It’s implied Vernon has his own demons. Seems awfully military.
Bruh, he was a narcissistic asshole who treated them like shit (especially Bender).
Judd “Bender” Nelson looks like a mix of Anton Chiguhr and a young Al Pacino here!
That’s a surprisingly good description.
When Andrew said Bender may not even exist & no one will miss him & that he doesn’t count I saw Benders face it really bothered him when Andrew said that then he insulted him more tried so hard to hide that comment hurt him 🥺😩
Yes I noticed that too.
And Bender repeated that to Andrew towards the end of the movie.
Yeah, I saw that almost literally a second after reading your comment.
Top notch acting right there. Something you can't expect from the likes of Rings of Power, where they throw millions at pretty set pieces, but not acting skill.
“Only burners like you get high”
Bender- *angry stoner stare*
It’s funny cause I’ve been both lol
3:46
You wear tights?
No I don't wear tights. I wear the required uniform
Tights
Shut up
Bust out laughing
😂🤣
Love it lol
To be fair, I'm sure it's called a singlet.
Funniest about this clip 😂
Basket case is so cute
Why do I think Brian is actually the cutest of the boys?
Yeah he was the cutest😂😊
0:18
Claire: "GO TO HELL!!"
Andrew: "ENOUGH!!"
Vernon: Hey! What’s going on, in there? (Whispering) Spoiled, little pricks
🗣🗣🗣
Benders right though that’s why I was never involved in activities clubs because of that exact reason!
“Excuse me a sec. What are you babbling about?”
What I said was I'm in the math club, the latin club, and the physics club.
@@bryansanchez8448physics club
3:03 why is allison doing that? Is she pointing at vernons office or andy?
She’s pointing a gun at Andy cause he talked about his uncle getting drunk and she also has a problem with alcohol so yeah
I thought she was hitting on Andy
@@user-lg1cs9fv8e I doubt that, her disposition towards drinking was likely made up just to grab attention.
@@LegacyKnight-zm6vz That's probably more like it.
She's pointing it at brian because he just started rambling incoherently and it must have been annoying
2:40
Brian: And the end of the year, we have…We have a big banquet at the Hilton.
Bender: You load up. You party.
Anybody else notice the calendar in Vernon's office? Damn!!
i will only ever see Emilionas Two-Bit from the Outsiders. almost makes me wonder if when Brian said "Hey, Cherry" it was an Outsiders reference.
Im in a Math club
Bender: woopdeedoo you can also count, NERD!
What was Allison doing? 1:04
Well I think she might've been doing one of two things.
1. She maybe just wanted to watch and listen to the conversation.
2. Maybe she and Bender made eye contact when Andrew was talking about belonging and not fitting in, like if they were sort of looking at eachother as examples of outsiders. Throghout the movie, they do sort of have some sort of abstract respect for eachother, since neither of them really felt like they fit in anywhere.
@@anslagstavlan I honestly thought Bender and Allison should’ve ended up together. It’s a lot more realistic. Claire cared too much about what other people thought about her. She even said herself in the film that she wouldn’t hang out with any of the other characters outside of detention. Allison didn’t care about what anyone thought of her. Also, if you remember, Bender NEVER picked on Allison throughout the film. He even stood up for her by saying “She doesn’t talk, sir” when Vernon was interrogating her. Bender also told Allison in the beginning of the movie “I’ve seen you around, you know”. That’s the thing about Allison. EVERYONE ignored her except Bender. And to add a little experience in the mix, I was pretty much just like Allison in middle school and can confirm that people like us never went for jocks like Andy 🤷♀️. I get that John Hughes was trying to convey the message that stereotypes don’t apply often, but Bender and Allison are just a lot more realistic.
@@jilliank6379 ya dude
@Kaelan K he’s also the rudest to Claire because he pushes her away because he’s afraid of being rejected.
@@jilliank6379 I think it's because of their development as characters, like the way they showed Claire changed that way of thinking was with having her date him despite what other people might think
I ADORE Ringwald's hair in this movie.
3:44 Ouch!
All the characters in Breakfast club was in stranger things.
what?
I could see it actually. Nancy would be Claire, the upper-middle class girl, Robin would be Allison(the alternative unconventional girl), Jonothan or Will could be Brian(The nerdy brains of the group, but has tons of empathy), Steve would be Andrew(The pretty boy athlete of the group), and Billy is definitely Bender forsure.
Brian: you wear tights?
Andrew: No! I wear the required uniform!
Brown: Tights.
3:01 What does Ally Sheedy's gesture mean?
"Now you're talking!"
@@henryd4331 lol that’s so in character
@@Rustykore_backup except shes the only one that didn't smoke up bender's doobie. Instead she locked herself in a room and hugged herself in a deleted scene. Sooo
the auto captions give this a weird vibe
The rainbow sublely in the background written in the word library.
The agenda has been around for a long time.
Also did anyone see the computers in the background. This movie was out in 85. Computers weren't out yet
it's not an "agenda" and rainbows don't automatically represent pride 💀 also computers did exist... the internet was literally around at the time even during the 70s, albeit limited, but it was still there
@@silvergust yes the govt was working on it
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3:00 My cousin Kent .. I mean my cousin Kendall 😂 real dork right there