John Hughes Tribute: 2010 Oscars
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2024
- Matthew Broderick, Jon Cryer, Macaulay Culkin, Anthony Michael Hall, Judd Nelson, Molly Ringwald and Ally Sheedy pay tribute to the late filmmaker John Hughes at the 82nd Academy Awards® .
John Hughes is the king of coming-of-age-dramas. No-one can ever come close to what he created.
You gotta admit, he became a sellout in his later career.
cHeStEr5434 You gotta admit, you're ruining all these people's comments with negativity. John Hughes was a genius and ur a troll
Victoria Odegaard No, I am not a troll, you are being an ignorant aficionado, that's not an insult, I'm merely making a criticism so please don't be offended.
My statement regarding John Hughes' later career is referring to all his involvement in the film industry after 1990, I won't deny that the man was talented but after Home Alone he seemed to loose focus on creativity and innovation in film making that he was well known for, I still find it hard to believe that the genius who brought us such cinematic greats like The Breakfast Club, Sixteen Candles and Ferris Bueller is also responsible for cinematic garbage like Beethoven, Home Alone 3, 101 Dalmatians and Flubber.
well... ur writing the same reply for multiple comments making you a troll. Keep your opinions from ruining other people's comments. I happen to feel that some of the later movies he directed weren't as... profound as his earlier stuff but this is all opinion and you shouldn't be shoving your ideas in other people's faces.
Victoria Odegaard Saying the same thing to a few comments that are saying the same thing isn't trolling, trolling is posting offensive and/or off topic messages online with intent on provoking an emotional response.
What I'm saying in my post is a statement of fact not opinion, and it's intended to be informative not offensive. John Hughes was known for being creative and innovative but later in his career he began hastily phoning in movies in favor of personal gain, that is called selling out.
The 80s were a glorious time.
Frankie C has it really changed?
Sometimes I wish I was born in 87 but I like movies and music from back then.
Don't forget about the HIV/AIDS crisis.
Respectfully all of that occurs today and worse. At least technology didn't have everyone's heads up their asses in the 80's and people really appreciated the little things.
@@manuelorozco7760 Why 1987, Why that particular year in the 80's?
Everyone always talks about Martin Scorcese, Spielberg, James Cameron, Oliver Stone, Woody Allen, but if I had to watch only one movie writer/director's work for the rest of my life, it would be that of John Hughes.
Dexter Haven I just tried to wright what you just said . Your great ll
Woody Allen is a joke
Same 💯 🧡
He made movies with a demographic that few people would do, kids and teen-agers. It was absolutely genius!!
I agree! I could watch Hughes movies over and over and never get bored.
John Hughes. Don't you forget about him!
I won't, since he gave my composer cousin several film jobs.
sha11235 Ira Newborn?
Matt Thornton never will. I’m not from the 80s, but my dad raised me on his films. Ferris Bueller is one of the first films I remember watching at five years old. The Breakfast Club, Pretty In Pink, Home Alone, Planes, Trains and Automobiles too along with many more.
im not crying im not crying im not crying
i won't ever forget about him his one of my favorite directors ever
Best movies he ever made: almost all of them they just featured. Sixteen candles, Ferris Buller, Home alone, Planes Trains and Automobile, The Breakfast Club, Mr. Mom. Almost every movie John Hughes touched, was gold. He is missed every year.
hughes did not direct home alone but he wrote it
Ghillie's Assassin He also co-produced it as well as develop the movie for Mac after John directed Uncle Buck.
Pretty in Pink, Weird Science,Just One of the Guys and She's Having a Baby were also shown briefly too in the tribute :)
Princess Strickland Some kind of wonderful!
+Manuel Orozco John Hughes wrote and produced Home Alone 3 as well +Kevin Haynes
"When you grow up your heart dies."
"Who cares."
"I care."
it wasn't a bad line, but i don't understand the popularity of it...
"When you grow up your heart dies"
A child sees the world and the things around them as a new adventure. They're innocent and naive to where they don't know any better. As a person matures into a teenager/young adult they're becoming more exposed to the "real" world. The expectations of society during those years pressured teens into being perfect adults and people thus causing them to sometimes grow resentful. Once they've become an adult they don't have that innocence they once did as a little kid and aren't seeing it through naïvety. They know what's finally goi on in the world and as they continue to grow they're not the child they once were thus showing that their heart in a way has died. When Bender says "who cares" it's showing that he doesn't care about growing up and losing the essence of being young and carefree. When Allison responds by saying she cares, it shows that she doesn't want to be bitter or emotionless when she's older.
Luna Strover Never thought it that way before. Terrific analysis
Timeless
That kills me.
I wish I could go back to the 1980's... and stay there forever.
I might be a 90's baby but I wouldn't mind a little trip back to the 80's
Member the 80s?
Fax
Best if my years esp music n tv shows... Born in the 70s but loved the 80s.😉😉
simplygu me toooooo!!!
Last night I watched "The Breakfast Club" with my wife and our 15 year old son. One of the greatest things of being a family...
:')
Ocongate Sounded like a wonderful get use of family time. Hope your son enjoyed it
I meant good use
This is one of the most touching moments during the Oscars in recent memory.
Now in my early 50s, I can’t see clips from those 80s films without getting choked-up. I think of the carefree times with friends, feeling overwhelmed by life despite being truly fortunate, privileged kids with college ahead and promising lives. Some of those friends are gone now, from illness or accidents or other fates… loves and lives lost, but I still see them vividly in my mind’s eye, as if we’re forever young 😢 Thanks for helping keep them alive, Mr Hughes 🙏
John Hughes was the reasons why I wanted to work in movies.
That's awesome
Bueller....... Bueller.......... Bueller..
I won't forget about you John Hughes, I'll always be thankful to all the iconic movies you did. A legend! ❤
Erick Stoltz’s line makes me wanna cry. That’s exactly what I was thinking in my teenage years and now that I’m 22 it suddenly terrifies me to take control of my own life.
Im still crying. I love this man and the characters he created. Maybe because of him i survived childhood. Whenever i felt left out, I know theres a song to a JH script that understands. What a special man.
I am an emotional person anyway. But I cried when watching this. Such an amazing man.
His films defined my youth. I'm 54 and his influence shines still today!
He was more than just a king. He was the godly founder of the coming-of-age genre!
Wow Molly looks great. I'm 48 now so I grew up at the perfect time for all those 80's movies to fully appreciate them. Still glued to the tube when they come on periodically. Good times...
I wish than John Hughes directed my life 👏❤
Valentina 19373 So would Mine but in particular my high school years. But it's five years too late since I graduated. When he died eight years ago, I was about to start my sophomore year.
Watching all the different movies he made and hearing the lines in the montage gave me chills ."when you get old your heart just dies ." Bender "Who cares." SHe responds "I care." beautiful .
John Hughes Deserved an Honorary Academy Award.
I'm 15 and I grew up watching his movies. He made the best movies ever. R.i.p John
Thank goodness film endures!
3:08 "You're only 18 years old--"
"And then I'm 19, and then I'm 20! When does my life belong to me?!?!?!"
Although his movies were never the type to win Oscars, John Hughes really spoke to something inside everyone. He had a talent for reaching the inner struggles of people and bringing them to life on screen- with honest somplicity--something I really haven't seen since.
It would have been uber-fitting and uber-classy to have Simple Minds play "Don't You Forget About Me" at the ceremony to wrap it up...
My teenage years were far more prosaic than the lives led by his on screen characters but watching his movies made it possible to relive those years vicariously through them and rekindled some of the emotions and energy of my teen years. Hughes certainly gave teenage lives a resonance that no other director had or has since his passing. It certainly helped that his taste in music made the movies even more memorable and in particular his fondness for British music exposed some great bands from the 80s.
My god these audiences give everyone a standing ovation and here they couldn't be bothered?
I grew up with these movies, brings back a lot of memories
I miss John Hughes, this was just heartbreaking. Truely the voice of a generation and many to come.
This is a beautiful tribute to John Hughes, he made fabulous films and is dearly missed :')
This was an awesome tribute to John Hughes.
After watching 7 of his movies I am so sad that John is no longer with us because in the future as a Screenplay writer I wanted to have the chance to meet him so that he can teach me how his comedy in his movies is so Laugh-Out-Loud Funny.
Rest In Peace John Hughes.
Estas peliculas marcaron una epoca y marcaron mi vida en los 80s. Como olvidarlas!? Un genio que sabia captar la esencia de los adolescentes.
Watching a John Hughes film always transcends me back in time to my HS and young adult days, before jobs and responsibility started to weigh on me and change my view of the world as becoming an adult invariably always does. As I approach 60 it’s a constant reminder of how special those days were and how much I miss them. RIP to my favorite Hollywood writer and director for letting me relive those innocent and best times of my life. I think I’m going to break out my Breakfast Club Blue-Ray and a good bottle of scotch while I have the house to myself. ;)
I’m gonna say it, he has made a lot of great films in the 80s and 90s. In fact, 4 of his films are in my favorite movies list
John Hughes has left us a legacy of not great but fun and sincere films about growing up, having the time of your life and exploring the ups and downs that come with being a teenager or in some cases a child. I've seen Sixteen Candles, Breakfast Club, Ferris Bueller, Pretty in Pink, Home Alone and Uncle Buck. Why don't we get movies like these often these days?
His movies are timeless, and will stick around for a good long while. My kids (who are 13, 18, and 19 years old) just adore them! And they've gotten all their friends to love them too :)
juliababyjen Yeah even two of next year's big superhero flicks have taken inspiration from him. I'm referring to Power Rangers and Spider Man Homecoming
Unforgettable time
I think they were great and fun!!!
Janice Field To each their own. I just enjoy them but not that deeply. I don’t even have a particular favorite of the bunch. Just enjoyed them equally
at 5:04 an audience member to the right of the screen raises their fist in the air. No one will ever forget about you Mr. Hughes.
Love all his work. Huge part of my life. Thank you John.
Never got tired of watching this. Such a wonderfully made tribute for (In my opinion) John is the best director of all time and He changed and he surely defined a generation. Still inspiring y'know! Rip John Hughes
The voice and heart of Gen Xer's...
John Hughes was a legend, he made funny, cheerful movies with deep meaning & sadness ( A perfect MIXTURE) , he was a GENIUS
Some Kind Of Wonderful was a great movie.And im a 40 year old bloke and i don't mind saying it.
John Hughes was a great director and probably a very decent man in his private life.
His movies are a picture of a wonderful time which is gone forever, the '80s and life as a teen in that era.
After 35 years I still go back, once in a while, to watch the same movies that I have seen when I was young, a teen myself. My age is different now but the emotions are always the same and I can't avoid to think what a wonderful time I had.
The line between Kevin Bacon and Alec Baldwin is so true that it hurts even more, now that I have experienced it myself.
I realized that' it's just not a simple line in a movie but part of life itself.
"Yeah you'll be happy, you just won't know it, that's all".....so true and so sad.
John Hughes had the best 80's and early 90s movies.
1990 Home Alone
1989 National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation
1989 Uncle Buck
1988 The Great Outdoors
1988 She's Having a Baby
1987 Planes, Trains & Automobiles
1987 Some Kind of Wonderful
1986 Ferris Bueller's Day Off
1986 Pretty in Pink
1985 Weird Science
1985 National Lampoon's European Vacation
1985 The Breakfast Club
1984 Sixteen Candles
1983 National Lampoon's Vacation
That was such a beautiful tribute for John Hughes!
Should he have not been given a posthumous Oscar?
No offense intended but his movies were not nominated for Oscars except Home Alone so maybe not
Which is exactly why this tribute, although touching, is incredibly hypocritical. The Academy never gave a single one of his films a nomination in anything, but now that he died they give him six minutes of airtime? Kind of insulting if you ask me.
NESherv I don't find it that insulting
Manuel Orozco why not?
Andrew gill Because it seems to be John deserved a little respect
Mis comedias favoritas son las que el escribió y dirigió....hasta siempre John
Pd: Judd Nelson era tan guapo en The Breakfast Club💖
Anthony Michael Hall es súper guapo también!
Continue to rest in power Mr. Hughes...I grew up on his films and so many of my favorite actors were in them. 🥰🖤🤍
there will never be another John Hughes his movies or anything like that he was one of the few the proud the directer R.I.P John
John Hughes was an AWESOME writer, director and producer. His movies always makes me feel better about life and it was during the time I was a teenager and a young adult.
when I liked the oscars.
Cheers to John Hughes 🥃
He was brilliant 🎥and believed in people.
He loaded up a lot of his movies with some damn good music too!
I grew up with these movies. Thank goodness for John Hughes.
I remember watching The Breakfast Club in the early 00s and let's just say it was during a particularly rebellious/angry misunderstood teenager phase in my life. I had no idea that movie would go so hard but props to Judd Nelson and John Hughes for making me feel things.
It’s sad that you grow up, grow old . . . and die. RIP John Hughes. Like Douglas Adams, he left us too soon.
I know, right? Even though this movie is pretty old, it still feels real to all of us.
That was a beautiful tribute.
I didn't know until now all my favorite movies from the 80's are thanks to him. An amazing catalog.
john hughes is the reason i decided to pursue film making and acting as a career. i'm in love with his work.
Glad this was posted on my birthday. His legacy of great movies will never be forgotten!
His work was outstanding...
As I am watching FBDO for what seems the 100th time, I GOOGLEd John Hughes. I did not realize he passed. I also did not realized his breadth of work. What I realize is how he touched me with his art. His movies moved me and help influence who I am as a man going into my 60s soon. While John Hughes, John Candy, Louie Anderson, and others help shape who we are and create memories when we used to got to the movie theaters and then go to a Pizza Hut just to hang out, we will be forever grateful for their bodies of work and their gift to us, themselves.
Damn this really hit home..Thank you John for giving my life meaning..a true genius that left us way too early..😢..
I knew I was gonna love it and cry bucket upon buckets of tears
Some great movies...too bad they don't make em like that anymore, with a little heart. RIP John, what greater legacy than the legacy of being the voice of so many generations.
John Hughes movies is what made the 80s bearable ❤
I’ve seen Ferris more times than the rest
John Hughes Genius
I was born in the 90s I love 80s movies
KristinaXOXO Chim Chim is soooo wanted XD Me too
John Hughes movies, though never Oscar's favourites, continue to be in our society's pop culture conscience.
The king of coming of age movies! When you grow up, your heart gets stronger. Like they say, what doesn't kill you makes you stronger!
John Hughes was the GOAT of making 80s movies. When I was a kid, I fell in love with that red 944 from 16 Candles. I have one now and l made a custom license plate frame that kicks a nod towards Hughes.
And Matthew!! Woo!!
Gotta say, Planes, Trains, and Automobiles MAY be the best of John Hughes work 💯
There’s a Raising Canes near my house and it has a John Hughes movie poster section. It makes my day sitting in that booth area better.
Ferris Buellers day off is one of those movies that will forever stay in my heart
I feel like I'm on that stage too..😪John Hughes play a big part when I was going thru puberty.....always an forever the 80's 💪😎🙏🤘🤘🤘🤘
John Hughes pretty much defined the 80's if you were a kid or young adult --- he knew how to represent teens from that generation better than anyone
Yeah, but I have to admit, he did fall apart later on in his career. Putting aside Home Alone, almost everything he made or associated with in the 90's was horrendous.
Rest In Peace Director John 🕊️🙏
Some of my best childhood memories watching these movies to the point I can’t recite lines as if I’m a actor in them.
I knew I was going to cry. Beautiful tribute.
His 90's films suck but his 80's films kickass.
Pulp Fiction, The Lion King, Toy Story, Goodfellas, Titanic, Schindler's List, Forrest Gump...I mean, not at all sucked.
Michael Mercury I was talking about John Hughes movies.
Oh, 1000 apologies. :P
Not Home Alone....
MJYB5888 and Home Alone 2.
he was a hell of a filmmaker!
just watched the breakfast club, loved it. i've also seen ferris bueller and i have to say, john hughes was a bloody miracle
I love John Hughes movies
John painted the best fuckin image of a 1980s Chicago m. My mom lived right by Maine north high school. Home of the breakfast club. Thanks John
Live, all Chicago natives
Someone else got goosebumps when that thing got open and the actors came out. No, just me?
I love John hues so much
I was a child of the 80's and I'm grateful.
What a beautiful moment
80 and 90 😢👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
She's Having a Baby is my favorite. Went to see it 5 times and even bought the cassette soundtrack.
Fuck I cried. John Hughes, wherever you are, thank you. Thank you so much. More than anything, your films helped me realise life should be embraced for every second and not wished away. So much truth and wisdom in every one of your fims.
This tribute is amazing, R.I.P John x
this is the best thing! i never forget this NEVER!
John Hughes, i will never forget you!
Crying at the sight of Cryer...
sixteen candles is massively underrated! everyone always talks about the breakfast club but everyone forgets sixteen candles
It's one of my favs...
The Fantasy Clinic me too. thats why i brought this up
I like Sixteen Candles as much as Breakfast Club
With Love from Shermer illinois !!! Rip John Hughes.
Great movies great times........
Best Oscar tribute ever
Best movies ever best people best era everything heartfelt