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A friend of mine teaches at the level equivalent to the American high school. I recommended to her that it would be a good idea to show this film to her students. She did it and then asked her students to write a brief essay in which they should point out which character in the movie they identify with. Afterwards, she told me that it was an interesting experience, because not only did everyone identify with some of the characters, but the film motivated them to express some personal problems, typical of their age. In short, this movie is timeless.
For me, I relate more to Allison more than anything.
I was really hoping one of them would have wrote you an essay expressing how they thought it was crazy for you to ask them which character they identify with because you already see them how you want to.
@@PokemonFreak6298He probably meant who’s home life they can relate to. Not their characteristics
One of the best coming of age stories ever made, and also shows you how teens back then and even today deal with everyday life while staying in for detention on a Saturday morning.
Brian’s mom and little sister were played by the actors real mom and sister.
John Hughes wrote the script for the movie over a weekend which was apparently common for him because he also did Ferris Buellers day off in two days. There wasn’t actually a script for the scene where they all give the reason for them being in detention, they all improvised it.
As a former teen of that time. This is a great time capsule. All of us could identify with one or a mix of the teens in there. Great reaction, suggest you check out more by John Hughes if you liked this. Many of his films focused on stereotype teens of the 80s.
One of the best John Hughes films in my opinion.
I was in high school when this came out, and it was a huge hit. And of course, you and your friends started comparing each other to the characters. But then something interesting happened. The social circles changed. It wasnt a group of long hair stoners here, and a group of sport jocks there. The social circles starting mixing together. And yes, the princesses saw that it was ok to hang with...shall we say nerd girls... and the makeovers were epic. Ahh the good ol days.....
After this movie came out my high school tried Saturday school. They thought it would stop kids like me from acting out since regular detentions weren't. It only took 10-12 weeks before the teachers got tired of it. Like Bender, I was in there every week (except for 2).
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. When getting loaded Anthony Michael Halls reaction with the sunglasses is similar to his performance in "Weird Science".
5. I still use the term "doobage".😎
6. Even John Hughes(RIP) said the shattering window was a huge reach.
7. I love Ally Sheedy. Personally, I liked her better GOTH.😍😋
8. If you catch it Andrew's dad is scoping out Allison as he's picking up Andrew.
9. John Hughes is picking up Brian.
10. Hughes used this school in "Ferris Bueller's Day Off" and "Uncle Buck.
11. The "dandruff" Ally Sheedy uses for the snow in her drawing was actually parmessan cheese.
@@88wildcat Clair's crotch shot was a fill in. That wasn't Molly
Of course, the window could be all in Andy's head. Considering that the aftermath of the broken window is never seen again or commented on, it probably was a fantasy.
The Breakfast Club was started at my High School 60 years ago at New Trier High School 20 miles north of Chicago.
It's amazing how these stereotypes still persist in a sense. I was absolutely John Bender but I was nice and the teachers loved me. I was the rebel punk kid with a cheerleader girlfriend. This movie is light hearted and deceptively deep. Never gets old. And Saturday school SUCKED. I had to go myself.
This is a movie I watched with my daughter & she with her daughter. I think we can all remember someone from our school who resembles one of these characters. When I went to school we had bully-teachers like the one here. When my kids went to school, they had Saturday detention. Fast Times at Ridgemont High is another high school movie. These actors were known as The Brat Pack & made a few John Hughes movies. Enjoyed your reaction.
Everyone can Identify their High School "Cliques" by at least one character in this Movie. I was a Head "Geek" (because I was in Band, NJROTC and Theater... But I was also a "Jock".
It all happens in one room, more or less, like in Twelve Angry Men(1957) except it's five angry teenagers.
2:50- That's me, and I'm autistic so my timidity is amplified to a billion. Extroverts will never understand.
14:54- Andrew and John have more in common when it comes to abusive parents. Andrew's dad is more on the emotional abuse, John's dad is more on the physical and verbal abuse. I adore this film.
17:44- That explains the charred locker at the beginning. And another thing, John was the only one who was silent while Brian was talking about his attempt of suicide. He looked like he was reflecting back on his assumptions on Brian having the idealic perfect family who loves him and John envied that because he literally has a parent who hates him, and is beaten all the time.
18:22- I don't know why people get pissy about the makeover part. That wasn't the point, they're just bonding. Chill out. Allison wasn't being changed too much because of looks.
A lot teens in the 80's had difficult home lives. We see that in the movie, where every teen has some level of tension with their parents. John has a mean and violent dad, Allison's parents ignore her, Andy is pressured by his dad to be a macho star athlete, Brian is pressured by his mom to be a good student. Claire's parents are wealthy and spoil Claire, but Claire still feels they don't respect her.
6:45 When I was in high school back in the 80s, I could’ve eaten ALL OF THAT!
I don’t know where you were at, but in the United States, you can get detention on Saturday. When I was in high school, if you didn’t go to regular detention and blew it off, then they would give you a Saturday detention instead, and made to sit there and not do anything for the whole day on Saturday, about eight hours
Finally! A british accent that I can understand!
In this era of ever-decreasing attention spans, current movies actually employ multiple cuts and faster editing than they once did. So, longer takes used to be much more prevalent
(especially back when films were essentially recorded stage plays). Yet, for some unexplainable reason, modern films tend to have longer running times. Anything longer than two hours and I'm done in!
Great pick. classic USA Highschool 80's movie. Check out Fast time at Ridgemont High Comedy another 80's classic. BEST Highschool movie EVER!!!! Not even close. Keep up the great work. Love your accent!!!
My hometown. Classic ❤
never seen this movie. but really enjoyed it with you Liv
Wow. Totally subscribed. I’ll have to check out all your videos now. Love the accent.
Hey Liv, there's going to be a lot here. I graduated in 1985. This movie was written directed by John Hughes. He was The voice of the American teenage high School generation. When I grow up there were a lot of teen movies but they were all about trying to get laid. John Hughes movies were the first to relate to how high school life was for American kids. The social pressures, the clicks, the family pressures that nobody talked about. The sexual confusion and tension when you're a teenager. He put it on film when he was a genius and the voice of our generation. The breakfast club is genius because in an hour and a half it exposed high school life to all of us. Is it wasn't just you going through school, social pressures, home life. Everybody had the same issues but in different ways, but still all the same issues. The John Hughes trilogy / gospel that my generation. Is The breakfast club number one. 16 candles number two. And pretty in Pink number three. Liv you're awesome. Merry Christmas luv ❤️💚🍀🇺🇦🎅🌲🦌
At least at my junior and high school in the 80's we had a few different types of punishments.
Normal detention after school for like an hour and a half.
In school suspension/detention This put you in a room with a teacher/monitor all day long. No classes, just sitting in the room with the other kids being punished.
And finally Saturday detention which was something like 4.5 hours Saturday morning.
And finally actual suspension which would be for a number of days.
After that it was expulsion, Usually for a school year. If you were really a hard case they would bar you from a school forcing you to go to a different school in the city to see if that changed your tune. I met a kid like this in highschool. He'd been through something like 5 schools in the city.
It's only Bender who has to return for detention the next weekend.
Love it. Couple years after my HS... relate.
Such a classic.
classic. EVERYONE HAS TO SEE THIS MOVIE
"That man is a Brownie-hound."
I can imagine two possible meanings. In the first, Brownie refers to young girls who joined the ranks of very young Girl Scouts of America, who are/were known as Brownies (I misremember, but I think they were usually ages 9-12). In the second, it may refer to the anus.
This film was known for its extremely original slang insults, which later became popular due to the film itself.
I always interpreted it as a brown noser (i.e. someone who will kiss anyone's ass if they think it will advance them in some way or another).
@@88wildcat I thought he was being literal and saying Vernon eats alot of brownies.
@@88wildcat I think you are correct.
Brownie hound is a euphemism for someone who really, really likes kids.
Actually is means you frump in your sleep
"I don't think a teacher can talk like this to a student". Times have changed. This is how teens were treated in the 80s. That's why Gen X is so bitter and distant.
Another great John Hughes film
Some Kind of Wonderful 1987
it's an American romantic drama movie
I loved that one, from the cast, the story, the quips, and the excellent soundtrack .
This movie is funny
22:02 Forget his name? How dare you! Everyone knows the Breakfast Club was Bender, Clare, Brian, ..... and, um, Emilio Estevez and Ally Sheedy.
Damn it, now they are going to have to write a new theme song for the movie.
Sweet
8hrs and 45mns
No one ever comments on Bender nit having any food
I'm actually kind of surprised. A Brit not knowing a flippant term in English. That's like a NASA engineer getting blind sided by a rocket equation.
I got high with Judd Nelson... YES! Great flick.
I believe brownie hound is a gay insult. It is the 80's. I could be wrong. I was 10 years old when this came out.
I call people brownie hounds sometimes.
The bad boy and the preppy will not make a couple. Her ffriends would not allow it. They will probably see each other on the sly and deny, deny, deny! that they do!
She's seeing him to get back at her parents because they use her as a bargaining chip in their quarrels. That's why she makes out with him right in front of her father when he picks her up.
Saw this in theaters when it first came out. Being only a couple years older than the cast, I couldn't relate to any of the nonsense that went on. Sure, the school I graduated from had its little groups (the jocks, the stoner's, the drama queens, needs, etc) but this movie was all over the place with its stereotypes. When I left the theater all I could think of was "only in California".
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18 minutes is a lazy edit for this film. And half of that time was spent squawking about some morality appraisal. She should change the channel name to LiivInterrupts.