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Don't You Forget About Me
lostwords
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So 25 years ago (and a day), a movie opened in theaters that changed cinema forever. That movie? The Breakfast Club!!!
Yes, hard as it is to believe, the movie turned 25. Don't that just make you feel old as hell?
It was a story about a group of different students brought together for one saturday in detention, with mean Mr. Vernon watching over them. They talk, argue, and relate, empathizing with each other and forming lifelong friendships, if the hopeful ending is anything to go by. Also, Ally Sheedy is awesome.
While there have been a bunch of teen movies that have bettered it (Say Anything, Some Kind of Wonderful, Mean Girls), The Breakfast Club is the most accessible example of american teen moviehood and remains watchable and quotable.
And hey, how were your high school years? mine was a-ok, nothing too exciting. Adequately Average. Glad to have that behind me, but mostly remembering the good times.
Yes, hard as it is to believe, the movie turned 25. Don't that just make you feel old as hell?
It was a story about a group of different students brought together for one saturday in detention, with mean Mr. Vernon watching over them. They talk, argue, and relate, empathizing with each other and forming lifelong friendships, if the hopeful ending is anything to go by. Also, Ally Sheedy is awesome.
While there have been a bunch of teen movies that have bettered it (Say Anything, Some Kind of Wonderful, Mean Girls), The Breakfast Club is the most accessible example of american teen moviehood and remains watchable and quotable.
And hey, how were your high school years? mine was a-ok, nothing too exciting. Adequately Average. Glad to have that behind me, but mostly remembering the good times.
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can't wait to see you guys
still don't like it
kinda sucked
favorite teacher ended up fucking a student
didn't find a group of people I actually liked to hang out with until senior year (and oh, hey, they're stoners now WHOOPS)
they're still mostly the same
Fuckin' bullshit
And Mean Girls was pretty good, but nowhere near The Breakfast Club to me.
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not to mention that he had by far the biggest problem what with the plan of
then they leave him to do their homework while they go off to have illicit teenage sex
I think this movie is kind of bad really though
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The best reason being, after I watched it with my now-girlfriend 4 years ago, we got together that same night.
Apparently she didn't forget about me.
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And at least they establish the Molly Ringwald/Judd Nelson pairing.
With the other, it's all, "Oh, shit, movie's ending soon. Uhhhhh - you two! Shack up!"
YES
don't forget about that little detail
Guy just couldn't catch a damn break
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what
no
what
Anthony Michael Hall's dad was played by John Hughes (I think?), you see him at the end.
He and the janitor were just friendly.
I've never seen the end
do they break down the social distinctions and does the principal get high
well what're you doing being friends with THE JANITOR anyway
goddamn nerds
That's not true this was/is a fun movie to watch.
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this episode is fucking amazing
This is a good film but the song is the best part.
Great, now I can't unsee it
WHAT?
You got one of the best assignments in the world then.
Also, my wife has never seen Ferris Bueller's Day Off. I only blame myself.
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Even a couple of John Hughes movies
But this movie is pretty garbage
You mess with the bull, you get the horns!
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Yes, this
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