I Watched *The Breakfast Club* For the First Time & I Finally know why this movie is LEGENDARY
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But or Rent - The Breakfast Club - • The Breakfast Club
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. 
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The scene where they're gathered in a circle, essentially trauma dumping, is still one of the greatest movies scenes imo
I’ve watched this movie several times and I finally realized that Bender was the only kid who did not have any food during the lunch scene. He’d rather spend every weekend at school than his abusive home. I also think the Janitor found the gun in Bryan’s locker. That’s why he’s so friendly with him. I always notice new things when I watch this movie. It really was a fantastic movie.
Great observations! I’ve seen this movie countless times and never noticed that.
Class of 85 here. Guess you can say i hung out with everyone of these students.
Great memories and friends to this day
Same (85), and same. 😎👍
My mom was born '72 and she still talks to a few of her highschool friends too, where I'm 25 and don't talk to any of them. I think you guys had a very unique experience it's so cool
@@Amused_Comfort_IncI don't talk with any of them exactly because these cliches existed. Very few students crossed social lines; and the lowest rung would be the least likely to be permitted to associate with others.
30:00 oof that confession scene always gets me emotional. There's just something so haunting about the times you've hurt someone, whether on purpose or not. They really stay with you, as much as you wish you could forget them.
Fun fact: Molly Ringwald was 17 when filming so they used a body double for the crotch shot.
I was wondering about that on this watch! I'm so relieved to hear they used a body double, whew.
I like high school, I was never really in a specific group, I got along with everyone, it didn't matter if you were popular or not, i went to a ton of parties with the popular crowd and also hung out with the loners and just went to the mall, i came from a catholic elementary school and those kids were not very nice and if you werent popular they wouldnt be your friend or accept you, couldn't wait to go to a public high school. I was just an average student i quit sports in 10th grade and only did ski club my senior yr. This movie has always been one of my favorites, Emilio Estevez's character when he talks about what he did to get detention really makes me cry, very deep conversations they had at the end. John Hughes films to me will always stand the test of time
Such a simple concept, basic set, great cast and a banger of a soundtrack. Basically the bread and butter 80s movies and damn does it always work
Some more great 80's movies, lost boy's, Ferris Bueller's day off, Stand by me, and raising Arizona. Also have you thought about reacting to 80's sci-fi movies
The song they whistle is the theme from The Bridge on the River Kwai.
Great movie!
Fun fact: Judd Nelson is the voice of Hot Rod in the The Transformers The Movie 🔥
Fun Fact: Megan Mullaley (Karen from Will & Grace) was one of the final actresses in the running to be cast as Claire.
Your fun fact lacks “the fun”.
I think carl the janitor is friendly with Brian because he is probably the one who found the gun in his locker...
I don't think so. Brian got found out because the flare gun went off in this locker. Maybe, Brian felt like the only adult he could talk to was Carl. I had 2 uncles that were school janitors/custodians. Both of them were well liked by the students as well as faculty.
Wasn't he his dad ?
@@micheletrainor1601 No. When Carl said "Hey Brian!", Bender remarked "Brian, does your dad work here?"
Brian said "No."
Plus, a man picked Brian up @ the end which I assume was his father.
@lynetteoliva1256 I thought it was his mom who picked him up.
@@micheletrainor1601 I'll have to look again if it was. Carl is still not Brian's dad. Bender was just being an a**hole.
batteries not included from 1987 is a fun watch!
Space Camp is really fun, plus we'd get to see early Joaquin Phoenix
One of my favorite movies of all time! I had the opportunity to get to meet the cast, minus Emilio, and it was amazing to get to learn about how their time was making the movie. All of them said that a good majority of the movie was actually improv.
I’m still in high school. Love this movie ❤
In my head canon Bender ends up a US Senator. Another 80s high school movie to check out is Lean on Me with Morgan Freeman as the principal. High school was rough for me, I wasn't diagnosed with ADHD and learning disabilities until after university and I was 46 when finally diagnosed with Autism - neurodivergent people are hopefully treated much better now than the 80s-90s. There are references to Breakfast Club in Not Another Teen Movie, including 2 cameos
"Hi everybody! I'm back!" You two are adorable! ❤
Senior year of high school, there was an article in the student newspaper about cliques and an accompanying photo shoot. I played the role of Bender (it was more about my hair than anything . . . and a few detention, a Saturday work hall, and two days of ISS).
Great movie oh man, what a powerful film from that era. Thanks for the reaction JV
2:12 That's his real mom and sister.
Such an important classic. I’d say during my high school experience I was a bit of Bender (my dad), a bit of Claire (I skipped classes a few times), and alot of Allison (I was a very shy and quiet guy in school,dealing with anxiety and depression. I guarantee if you asked any of my teachers about me they’d all have a difficult time even remembering me)
The way the teacher was threatening Bender would remind Bender of his father. That teacher was a bully who probably knew what Benders father did but didn't intervene.
Which a lot of teachers actually do. My siblings had similar experiences and friends of mine, but I had an English teacher who took advantage that I was getting into gang stuff to try and shame me into doing better in class. She would tease me basically, forcing me to defend that life style, which pushed me further into it instead of making me do better. I luckily moved before things got too serious
Why would he know what Bender has to go through at home?
@o.b.7217 It's pretty obvious that with the way he speaks to Bender, he knows. Plus, Benders behaviour and the fact he could have possibly had injuries on him over the years (like the cigarette burns) says enough.
Teachers are smart enough to notice those signs, even taught to notice them. This teacher chose to ignore the signs and even indulge in the abuse and power Benders dad had over Bender throughout the movie so he could threaten and have power over Bender because his ego was so low and Bender tested his authority (like alot of kids do anyways).
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Bender is wearing a long sleeved shirt, and I really don't see him sporting t shirts. Doesn't fit the rebel image, he wants to convey. That coat that he wears? I'd bet any amount, that he wears that all year long.
Teachers are probably among the last persons on Earth, to whom he would open up with his problems.
I think, you're simply looking for ways to blame the teacher.
But the talk between him and the janitor reveals that he's not a bad guy.
Also the fact, that he doesn't go back into the room, when Bender yells after him.
He's not the students' enemy in general and not Bender's enemy in particular.
No matter how much YOU wish he was.
@o.b.7217 Yeah, threatening a child and talking about how quote 'I am going to beat the shit out of you' and also saying infront of other students to humiliate Bender, quote 'Visit Bender in five years and see how funny he is' doesn't make him a bad guy.
Anyone can clearly see that Benders 'attention seeking' and aggressive behaviour stems from somewhere.
And like I said, teachers are trained to help kids and notice signs that something bad is going on.
The teacher pulled Bender into that closet and threatened him, saying that no one would believe him if the teacher did beat him up (just like his father) because he was a low life.
The teacher and the janitors whole conversation was the teacher trying to make himself seem like a victim, and even the janitor called him out on his bullshit.
This whole comment of yours feels victim blaming.
I've always thought this movie should be shown to Freshman at the end of that year so they can say what "clique" they think they're in. Then do it again at the end of their Senior year and see if anything has changed. It would interesting what their perspective is because I think this movie still stands. I was born in 1985 but all my boys are teenagers now (well my oldest will be 21 soon and my other two are 17 and 14) and I've had them all watch this movie (it's one of my youngest son's favorites along with "The Lost Boys") I think it's important to understand perception and reality are different and you never know what might really be going on in someone's life.
I was in high school in 85. These cliques did exist but but it was not as pervasive as you might think. Most of us were just there trying to cope and make it through to graduation. Of course there were catergories like Motorheads, Potheads, Metalheads, etc. We had our close friends and acquaintances but most of us did were not part of cliques. Sure there were "social clubs" but they were highly specialized. Like Debate or Chess etc. Actually the closest thing to true cliques we had were just tight groups of friends that hung out together. Make no mistake, the 70s and 80s were a great time to grow up. Gen X and Proud baby!
Depends on where you lived or how far down the pecking order you were placed. I grew up in a town where cliques were very real and imposed.
Maybe for u.
@n.d.m.515 I went to 3 different high-schools in 3 different states and there were groups of people that would hang out and in some they didn't interact much but it wasn't combative like it is in films.
JV, i used to get made fun of from guys and girls in high school (around 2015) for being a virgin, it was rare to most other students . so in the states, it's verrry different .
It was rare where I’m from I lost it early and most people lost it that I knew or at least they said they did
I graduated high school in 1995 in the US and it was common for teens to be sexually active or to say they were. I think these days they’re exposed to sex way more often than we were due to the internet so I imagine that has impacted things as well.
I had a lot of discussions with my parents and older siblings and family friends about growing up in this era (along with the surrounding eras) and the consensus was that most people were very sex adverse, though a lot of people did have sex and probably most lied about it.
According to them, this was right after the eras of free love (60s), women's lib (70s), and Civil Rights which included Gay Rights.
That was followed by the AIDS epidemic and with it being a mystery for so long, and then jumping so quickly from the gay community to the hetero community made young people extremely afraid to have sex.
So much so, Gen X was frequently compared to their grandparents' generation in terms of being focused on innocence and dating far more than being obsessed with what we would now call "hook up" culture.
Being very sexually active, I was told, just to have sex was out. Having relationships and forgoing sex to avoid STDs and AIDS was where a large portion of young Xers were at this time.
If you look at a lot of the fashion at that time, especially in California where my family is from, the styles were very pretty, clean, pastel, floral, lacy, and layered with sweaters, skirts with tights or short, etc.
That's not to say no one was having sex. They were just saying the overall attitude was in this vein.
If you listen to (or read the lyrics to) Valley Girl by Frank Zappa, he talks about with not a small amount of humor
I didn't even make it through the first month of freshman year of my high school. I was beaten by my peers, I'd have teachers get other students to attack me & I hid in bathrooms a lot. Till I threaten to harm myself. Then I transferred to another town and took alternative high school. It saved my life. All because it was the 80's and I'm Gay.
😢 So sorry u want thru that shit. I can't believe teachers encouraged it. Sad thing is, a recent incident in my home town that was on the local news was very similar to your own. I got bullied too. In elementary, I got into 5 fights defending myself against bullies. In 8th grade, I had 2 different girls call me out as a lesbian in 2 separate classes. One was in Woodshop class which boys made up about 80% of the class. The other was Math class. In high school during Sophomore year, I got bullied by another girl because of me being of Mexican descent. She kept it up for 2 months until we got into an actual fist fight. It was pretty much a draw. That one ended weirdly because I had gained her respect. Where I went to school we only had PE Freshman & Sophomore years. Both those years, boys taunted me by calling me "Bubba". This was a several years before FORREST GUMP. My Senior year, I wanted to end my life too. If it wasn't for my best friend, I probably would have. I guess what I'm trying to say is you are not alone.
I was smart in high school but terrible at studying and taking tests. I hung out with the skaters. I skipped school a LOT.
Classic 80s 🖤💜 definitely top 10 favorites
You don't know John Lennon, from the biggest rock band of all time?
The Beatles aren't really a thing in the Black community. Most of us would think I Want To Hold Your Hand was by Lakeside.🤦🏾♀️
Frankly, it sounds better to me as a ballad, anyway.🤷🏾♀️🇺🇦
The jock is Emilio Estevez, Martin Sheen’s son.
And he does a great job as another frustrated youth in REPO MAN
And Charlie Sheen's more responsible brother. haha
I love Ally Sheedy (the dark haired girl)
She was my 80s crush ❤
You obviously have amazing taste! Same here 😎 Hated the makeover too. But I like how she did say "I like all that black sh*t" when Clair was doing her eyeliner, so I always thought she would keep her own style and perhaps refine it, but she wouldn't all of a sudden start buying pastel blouses or whatever else to mimic Clair's esthetic or to fit in with Andy's friends.
That's my head cannon at least! 😂
You did have great taste. In real life, Sheedy was Gifted. She and a friend wrote a book that was actually published called, "She Likes Mice." Sheedy wrote it and her friend illustrated it. Check it out.
I had a member of my family that knew her at college where they went to school with people like Eric Stolz and Forrest Whitaker. This person said Sheedy was really into Stolz, who didn't like her the same way. haha
My request is Some Kind of Wonderful - my favourite of that era.
~FM :)
I ❤ that movie too.
This is one of my favorite John Hughes films. My top 3 are SOME KIND OF WONDERFUL, SIXTEEN CANDLES & THE BREAKFAST CLUB.. When THE BREAKFAST CLUB came out, I was in junior high.
I went to high school from 1986-1990. There were cliques in high school, but I didn't belong to any of them. I was a social butterfly. I was aquainted w/@least 1 person from each group. My closest friends were kind of misfits that didn't really belong to any cliques. Although, my 1st 2 yrs of high school, I was a band geek. For some reason, I also liked making friends w/the foreign exchange students. I was friendly w/teens from Sweden, Denmark, England, Spain, Germany & Brazil.
I saw one of the comments about even junior high kids were sexually active in the 1980s. That person was not wrong. I knew 2 girls who were. I wasn't. I was a virgin until age 19. My best friend was sexually active in high school.
Out of the cast of characters in the movie, I would say I had pieces of a few of them. A bit like Allison in that I was artistic, & I was quiet & kept to myself most of the time. I hardly ever spoke up in class or raised my hand. A little of Brian because I was striving for good grades & even took a few Advanced Placement (AP) courses for pssible university credit. Plus, I was a band geek for a couple of years. Finally, a little.bit of Bender in the sense of being a hurt & angry person, although I'd rarely let my anger show.
I had Saturday Detention in high school, but we called it Saturday School. I had racked up too many unexcused tardies. I think I would have preferred sitting in a room writting an essay. We had to "beautify" the school. Some of us had to clean graffiti off the walls, some of us had to pick up trash & the rest had to go from classroom to classroom scraping gum from under the desks.😝 Ok, I think that's all I have to say. Great reaction.😊👍
one of my top 10 favorite movies of all time.
“The children now love luxury; they have bad manners, contempt for authority; they show disrespect for elders and love chatter in place of exercise. Children are now tyrants, not the servants of their households. They no longer rise when elders enter the room. They contradict their parents, chatter before company, gobble up dainties at the table, cross their legs, and tyrannize their teachers.”
_Socrates_ (469 B.C - 399 B.C.)
I wonder if their parents were also tyannizing the teachers as much as they were, or if they had a teacher shortage. haha
I would say I was a mix of Allison (the quiet and extremely shy girl who teachers and classmates wouldn't even notice at class) and Brian (smartass and super hard on myself) at school.
The circle trauma dumping always breaks me, specially Brian's lines. It's just so true. Doesn't matter if you are nice with the popular girls/guys, you'll always be the outcast if you don't act like them. At some point I was bullied too, but that stopped after some years... So I guess I was fortunate to at least turn into the invisible one. It no longer hurt physically, but it still hurt mentally (to the point where I was like Brian)..
I discovered this movie last year and it's already one of my favorites. It heals, but I can't help but be a bit bitter that I never experienced something like that at school - be seen and accepted. If someone would've just cared to get close to me, they would've met my comfortable self - someone who can talk nonstop about absolutely anything 😂
I read somewhere that John Hughes said he wrote the screenplay for The Breakfast Club in three days.
Where do they show this in schools? I grew up in Ohio and never heard of anyone watching it in school. I wish lmao.
I still have a crush on Bender. Judd Nelson was great in so many things. I was mix between Bender, and the snob. Weird, I know.
No...marijuana was very common in high school. I was a little like Bender, but only to the teachers. I ignored most of my classmates. Most of my friends were in older grades or already out of school. I had a terrible home life, so I was full of rage. I moved out on my own when I was 15 (it was a long time ago, so you could get away with stuff like that), and it took me a long time to learn that normal relationships didn't work that way. The transition was difficult and took many years and two divorces, but I finally lost that edge that made me an a-hole. As a teacher, I was nothing like that prick. I think my background helped me to empathize with the situations of my students, all of which were low income and/or in the system.
great movie and great ending commentary! 😄
Thanks
CANNOT wait for this ❤
03:09, lots of guys would tell you it's not the size......... it's the attitude.
Class of '85. I was the weird girl.
Class of 2005. I was the weird girl, too. ☺️
I had to watch this film in college for one of my psychology classes. As an aside: I used to teach Saturday school occasionally (retired teacher), and I absolutely got paid. I wouldn't have done it otherwise. I was one of the rotten kids in high school, always partying and eventually dropping out after the 9th grade. Obviously, as an adult, I went back to school and got an MA in special education (mild/moderate learning disabilities)....but when I was a teenager, I was a nightmare. Also, you said "of course" to the question of the redhead being a virgin, with reasoning being that she was in high school. To be clear, I didn't know too many virgins in high school, and I didn't know too many virgins when I taught high school. A lot of my girls were pregnant, or had children.
Omg your wife sounds adorable lol.
Another good 80’s movie is Total Recall 1990. Arnold Swartzennegar.
Back when I was in highschool, I was a sort of mix between Alice and Brian. I was the quiet kid who got decent grades, but I was friendly with everyone. But, I hung out mostly with similar types of kids to Bender, or the kids who were fairly heavily into videogames (I never was really athletic or had much interest in sports except playing them to have fun).
Awesome and Legendary reaction of my favorite movie!!!!!😊😊😊
Barry manilow is a singer
This movie is Universal Pictures Classic
15:58 I love sushi lol. Not gonna lie I used to bring sushi to my school lunches back in high school I was different.
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It's ok to be different.
💗PLEASE react to Pretty in Pink 1986!!!
Did you ever notice that the middle man of the year was the janitor? 🕵🏾♀️🇺🇦
It's not normal now, but in 1985, it was very normal for kids to be, um, extremely involved in high school. I graduated in '88, and from eighth grade on, there was always at least one pregnant girl in school. One of my classmates had her senior yearbook taken with her baby. (Another had his taken with his gun. I'm from the sticks.) It wasn't everyone, but it was certainly nothing that would shock people. But that's really changed a lot in the decades since. Now, it's not very common (thank God), and it does shock people.
Anyway, I was the drama nerd in high school, so kind of a cross between Brian and Allison.
You should react to the Paddington in Peru trailer and also watch Ferris Bueller’s day off
An 80s movie that nobody really does reactions to… But should… Is Real Genius from 1985. 💙💙💙
People were getting laid Jr High in the 80's let alone High School
Very true.
Unfortunately, that is true. I knew a couple of girls.
Apparently sexual activity is not only decreasing generally but also in the youth.
@@russellward4624 I don't know about that. Having children may have decreased especially w/those working competitive jobs, but I don't know about sexual activity. My cousin's 16 year old step-daughter just had a baby. Sooo...
Epic!!! Next or soon, but do a Cheaper By The Dozen 1 & 2 reaction.
You still haven't related to Rugrats Movie 2!!! It was one of my faves growing up 😊
I did. It's out on Patreon
@@JVsGalacticAdventures Can you please react to Kung Fu panda 4
I was a Junior in High School when this came out . Epic Times ⭐️☑️
I never heard of teachers showing this movie to students, that's crazy. I was in Elementary school when I saw this and that was probably too young to.
I was a mix of Bender, Bryan, and Allison.
I was a weird mic of bender and Brian. Smart and got pretty good grades but broke all the rules and didn't apply myself at all but still passed regardless.
I graduated in 1987. The 80's ... we had weed, people were having sex ,,, both normal
Does anyone know if the patreon is watch along or not? I can't tell where is says on the patreon page.
Trying to find out as well
I've always loved this movie. I am surprised that this would be shown to the 9th grade in school given the language, the sexual situations, and the drug use
Classic flick! But regardless, glad you liked it. This was the first movie that really made me... like... think or feel. Saw it for the first time when I was 14. It might've been the first time really felt like I could relate to characters in a movie. So good still.
Oh my gosh, he was talking about killing himself, not the teacher.
Sir respectfully where did you go to high school?? I’m 39 years old and everyone was doing it in HS lol
I'm Canadian
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I don't know how it is in the states but virgins were very much shamed in the 2000s when I went to high school lol 😂 You must've lived some wholesome lives.
Nah. This movie is good but origins were 1000000% shamed amd still are
Also he lives in Canada anyhow
You should watch "St Elmos Fire"
I attended a US High School in the 80s. While it is likely that the vast majority of us were virgins, the culture was such that you either claimed to have had sex or you said nothing about it.
man, if they showed movies to us in class i prob would have showed up : p
Really?! U never had movies in class?
@@lynetteoliva1256 not in my schools but most were private schools. we only saw a couple after school in like the day care time.
@@krono5el I see. I went to public school. On occasion, we would watch movies that paired w/what we were studying. The movie MY FAIR LADY was paired w/the story of Pygmalion. For my Government class we watched a couple of films 3 DAYS OF THE CONDOR & MISSISSIPPI BURNING. On the last day of class, we got to watch TOP GUN.😊
When I think of 1980s movies, I think of ST. ELMO'S FIRE first. To me, it screams the 80s. THE BREAKFAST CLUB is about High School and ST. ELMO'S FIRE is about just after college. It also has members of the brat pack in it. Great, great movie! Hope you check it out!
I ❤ St Elmos Fire... way more tragic than The Breakfast Club (Demi's drama, Rob & his wife & Poor Mare Winningham,pathetic Emilio...) but such a classic!
@@sunnyj210 Agreed! If you're ever in the mood for the ultimate chick flick and great acting, check out my favorite movie, MESSAGE IN A BOTTLE, starring Kevin Costner & Robin Wright. Trust me, have a box of tissues ready!!!!
ST. ELMO'S FIRE is kinda depressing. I would never choose it above SIXTEEN CANDLES, THE BREAKFAST CLUB, FERRIS BUELLER'S DAY OFF or FAST TIMES AT RIDGEMONT HIGH.
Could you please react to Tootsie with Dustin Hoffman and What About Bob? With Bill Murray?❤❤❤
I think I was more the character Ally Sheedy played
Shit, kids were having sex when I was in middle school. I was too awkward. I had a chance when I was 13 with a 15 year old girl I knew, but was too naive and insecure to realize that's what she wanted.
You said you didnt attend class when it was showed back in high school. Have you thought of how you would have felt about the movie then?
I probably wouldn't have been able to appreciate it at that time. I was just focused on hanging out with my friends
Seriously, you don't know who John Lennon was?!
JV man you really should do Bebe's Kids its a great movie🎉 you got to play it
Hope you are ok and well I can not what for you to watch the film old boy the American 1 and American werewolf in Paris
Your surprised they cover for Bender? I remember unless someone did something truly evil we always closed ranks against teachers ir authority figures
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23:35, so you're the kind of guy that would say " better to have sclerosis of the liver instead of lung cancer" kind of guy?
I was most like Allison... Except I was more of a nobody lol. However, my junior and senior year I started getting along with just about everybody because I didn't belong to a certain clique.
I know this doesn't really address any of your questions, but I graduated in '85 and the song _Don't You Forget About Me_ was released that year. We all voted for our class graduation song and it won. But our song ended up being _We Are the World¹_ instead. I was told it was because they couldn't find the sheet music. And it's ridiculous but it still bothers me to this day. 😄
In my high school there were cliques, of course. But we all mixed. Friends crossed those lines all the time. We were not so segmented as it is often portrayed in film and tv. Of course, that's one school out of a gazillion, so perhaps it happened more often than what I experienced.
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¹ ─ I disliked _We Are the World_ already. While it of course raised a lot of money for a good cause, it was a blatant copy after the British and other European singers and bands released the superior single _Do They Know It's Christmas?_ written by Midge Ure and Bob Geldof to raise money for the famine in Ethiopia. What can I say? Guess I was a music snob. Certainly not the only one at that age. 😏
*EDIT:* Thanks for sharing your experience JV.
“We Are The World” is a horrific affront to anything recognizable as decent music, and everyone involved should see their participation in that nonsense as an embarrassment akin to getting caught the show Cheaters.
Glad they raised money for a good cause though.
The cliques were very much enforced socially where I went to school. This was especially for those considered at the bottom.
You watched Titanic and reacted?
1. The woman and little girl dropping of Brian are Anthony Michael Hall's real mother and sister.
2. The late Paul Gleason😇 played Beeks in "Trading Places". Also, the idiot assistant police chief in "Die Hard".
3. "Ya got fifty bucks?" was supposed to be twenty. The look on Paul's face was genuine.
4. That's not Molly's crotch, she was a minor.
5. I still use the term "doobage".😎
6. Even John Hughes😇 said the shattering window was a huge reach.
7. That's not dandruff, it's parmesan cheese.
8. I love Ally Sheedy. Personally, I liked her better GOTH.😍😋😈
9. If you catch it Andrew's dad is scoping out Allison as he's picking up Andrew.
10. John Hughes is picking up Brian.
11. Hughes used this school in "Ferris Bueller's Day Off" and "Uncle Buck".
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Monster hunt movie please 🙏
the whisling song is from peanuts cartoon mimcing the boy scouts song
That's the *"Colonel Bogey March"* _(1914)._
Probably most known from the movie: *"The Bridge on the River Kwai".*
Maybe you just grew up in a really conservative part of Canada because 17 was the average.
Most usualy loose it grade 8 or 9 id say its normal
You dont know who John Lennon is?
I know he was a musician. But not familiar with his music
@@JVsGalacticAdventures Just me getting older 🙂 It's been a while since he was around.
I always enjoy your reactions, but your edit isn't so great. You give the joke, but cut the punchline, or vice versa, and so it doesn't make sense to hear it out of context.
Sorry about that. I'll talk to my editor
@@JVsGalacticAdventures That would be awesome. Maybe he didn't know the movie well enough to know which parts we would be looking for in your reaction. Your reactions deserve A+ editing.
I actually have this movie poster because I worked in theaters when it came out.
On the poster it says: "They only met once but it changed their lives forever."