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No one should ever do a remake of this movie, leave it as it is!
@PinkGuy VEVO PC SJW will get their hands on it.
@PinkGuy VEVO i wanna cry reading your commentππππ ...i'm gay myself but wtf is happening on earth??
OliAliNes3723 , I agree...
Timeless classics that should never be messed with
Well Im Doing this in my drama class wishes me luck. Btw I'm playing allison(my fav)
OliAliNes3723 yes
Lol all the parents in the cars just watching
Right!
Brian's dad was John Hughes.
@@ylekiote99999 No, Brian's mom married Mr. Johnson.
Well yeah they gotta take time out of their day to pick their kid up because of some dumb shit. Ah geez, better start clapping because my kid kissed some girl or guy? I wouldn't be all that happy.
If i had to pick up my daughter from detention on a saturday and she comes out and makes out with a dude on my hood, I would jump out of the car and beat the fuck out of him
Imagine kissing a guy in front of your parents car....
Jennifer Deeb right!!! Like I could never
Right lmao
These days not that strange. Back then. Also not that strange.
@@chadhOneAtl its depends on your relationship with your parents. For me is a no no.
@DopamineDreams it's all a matter of not giving a damn about what they think
And on Monday nobody talked to each other....
Kind of doubt that, after this they certainly did.
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But Bender had 4 more people to sell weed to.
What is Turbid doing here!
Dear Mr. Vernon,
We accept the fact that we had to sacrifice a whole Saturday in detention for whatever it was we did wrong. But we think you're crazy to make us write an essay telling you who we think we are. You see us as you want to see us - in the simplest terms, in the most convenient definitions. But what we found out is that each one of us is a brain...
... and an athlete...
... and a basket case...
... and a princess...
... and a criminal...
Does that answer your question?
Sincerely yours,
The Breakfast Club
Billie J. Weddell this needs more likes
1 Subscriber With No Videos liar.
One of the best ways to say F@#$ You.
i do not get it?
How can a comment make you cry?
I like how the song totally blends in with the movie.
Love that song
@Kevin Prima yes!
The song was literally made for the movie
Emma Gaytan, right? Plays in the beginning of the film & at the ending. π₯π¬
@@MikeCaz Who wrote the song?
one thing i love about the makeover is that they didn't change allison's personality. she's still super fidgety and confrontational, the makeover is just the first part of her opening up. like even in the kiss she's still kind of bouncing up and down on her toes and when she steals the patch that's priceless lmao
james tara liem i also love that throughout the movie Andrew is INTO her anyway - itβs just with the makeover sheβs opening up so he knows itβs okay to show he likes her in that way but itβs clear heβs talking to her a lot, likes her and looks at her a lot throughout the movie
I want to give like but likes number 666
"and when she steals the patch that's priceless lmao"
Emilio never even noticed she stole the patch π
i think she was better before the makeover- i dont think it was her opening up but i might be missing something
They still make her get a makeover to be accepted. What was wrong with her old look? This movie is just teaching kids that they have to fit into a specific aesthetic to be accepted
Sincerely Yours,
The Breakfast Club...
Chills...Literal Chills...
Same
Yes.
b99
CInema Sins- Roll Credits.
Gay
Simply one of the best coming of age movies, ever. I must have watched it a couple of dozen times over the years. I almost can't believe that the movie is over 30 years old.
@SennaFan why?
@SennaFan really? Are stereotypes differ from high school clique
@SennaFan yeah ik, that why i hate modern
Its not cliche its clique like you know nerds, jocks, ot preps
@SennaFan does that goes also with new disney original movies or the remake live action ones?
The ending speech has so much meaning , I never noticed until I was older how much it actually has...
Can you explain? i always hear and read it
@@DialRforRad The teacher wants them to write about who they think they are, but "the brain/nerd" points out, who someone is differs depending on the point of view and what they found out is that they had shared aspects of every stereotype in them, leading to the comradery, friendship and common ground found when any group of people look past superficial differences and stop judging. In a sense, it eludes to humanity being infinite potential and we don't need to be held back by stereotypes imprinted upon us by crappy teachers and their like, nor do we have to stick to those stereotypes that make us miserable.
@@KielanGaming So it is the teachers that make the lids see themselves as these stereotypes?
@@chamboyette853 no
@@keidricwilson4237 So what Kielan is saying isn't completely true.
I love when Bender looks at the School after putting Claire's earing in his ear. At 1:55, it's as if he is thinking "School isn't all that bad." Like he's happy to finally be apart of it.
Hes looking at the school like wtf just happened
Maybe as an 80s high schooler myself, I see it a bit differently: it looks to me like he got a brief glimpse of what it feels like to look Back at high school...if you don't know this feeling already...... some day you will..
Rick Dynes people donβt realize after high school thereβs not much else in life
my favorite part was when he told Karl.. "see you next saturday" LMAO
Yeah.
The way Andrew gazes into Allison's eyes before she gets into the car and drives away, is just beautiful. He don't even give a shit that she ripped off his patch lol.
And then his dad just looks at her like βdid my son just kiss a girl?β Or possibly βwho is that?β
hes like in real love...not the forced love he had to fake with claire because appearances
You say that......yet feminists complain about that male gaze.
@@Theodore81547 fuck those femenazis!
@@barkleycoker9121 right lol
Wait a minute...they didn't even eat breakfast.
But at least they have the name
What?@!
0/10
Worst movie.
@@ahumanbeingfromtheearth1502 Wth are you talking about?
Allison ate a Captain Crunch cereal sandwich. LOL
@@OscarHernandez18600 I think that was a joke
One thing I've not seen acknowledged during this is Bender's expression from 1:39 - 1:58. He stares off with this shaken, yet contemplative expression on his face, as if he knows his whole life has changed forever but he can't quite put his finger on why. He doesn't know if he'll ever talk to Claire or the others again, but he understands that even if he doesn't, what happened during that Saturday detention will be something he'll remember for the rest of his life.
Janitor Carl has the most βproud parentβ look on his face
Carl missed his calling. Being a teacher.
@@lilacsunshine3044he became one. In One Tree Hill.
@@lilacsunshine3044 Did you notice at the start of the movie - Carl's student picture was on the wall with the caption "Man of the Year" for 1969.
When she placed her diamond earring into his palm, I was touched. That was the single most romantic gesture I've seen in a movie.
Nah willow was better when Warwick Davis wife gave him a piece of her hair.
Moral of the story: just because we Come from different stereotypes doesnβt mean weβre different people. At the end of the day everyone has problems and itβs how we confront them
"Sincerely yours the breakfast club" best line ever and the film that launched simple minds into the big time
Yawn
Best Ending Ever Bro
One of the Forced, Fakest endings ever.
Love the song π§‘π§‘π§‘π§‘π§‘πππ
@Funny Kitten That's a funny comment kitten I think you answered your own question partially, *Answer*: because i just seen the movie before coming here. that's why people usually comment on every part of the movie directly shortly after.
Oh no el diablo
sainttrunks1982 what? How? It leaves you to decide what you think will happenπ€¨will they talk to each other on Monday or act as if they never met? Great ending I donβt know what your on about
It seems that nothing ever changes that movie is as revelant today as it was back then people still judge others based on looks without trying to get to know them and yes that includes teachers so what are we really showing our kids...how to hate and treat others like garbage simply based on looks alone come on it's time we show compassion and love for our fellow man...we are apart of one race the human race... everyone bleeds red
Except for bender
One of the all time great movies
Never seen the movie till it came on tv just a while ago I couldnt finish it but yes I fell in love with the movie great movie indeed
Probably best teen movie ever made --- not like those fake ones in the 90's
which ones are those? titles I mean@@billbelzek6748
I drive for Uber and pass thru that old high school a few times a week. Pick up people on those apartments buildings behind there.
For real?? Nice
I need ur job
Love from japan π―π΅
Whatβs the schools name?
@@legoyoda6024 it shut down
@@emscnpck what school was it
This movie was just a masterpiece. The ending is just so powerful, especially when bender does that striking pose
It's not until you get older I think, that the ending of this film really takes it's full gravity on you. This is without a doubt, one of the finest endings ever put to film. It's just my opinion, but I feel like this film defines a generation.
Mate.... That is absolutely spot on...
Well put. Very well put.
It defines just the average person growing up in highschool but OK
How could you not be moved by this ending. This film will be an icon long after weβre all gone. And to thing I only missed the 80s by a couple years
β@@weebsmcgee7012They all have nostalgia goggles on, guess we can let them have their moment but I agree with you.
Andrew being so infatuated with Allison the *entire* length of the movie is probably my favorite romantic bit. He's always looking at her, he's enamored with her even from the beginning and all the way to the end. He gets in his dad's truck and still stares at her through the back window. Of the two couples, they genuinely seemed to like one another and I could see them (secretly) staying in touch and even dating.
He just like me
π―
β@@lucidityedits real
It amazes me how simple yet effective a lot of these older movies are. Just high school teenagers sitting in a school library for detention in the 80's, but it's such inspiring and emotional acting in movie history.
'They dont make movies like this anymore'
Maria So donβt remake The Breakfast Club. There should be a film thatβs completely original but carries the same message, style, moral, and other influences from The Breakfast Club yet also being both unique and relevant for our times
thebropoppy what has film become. now we get movies like fucking tall girl and the kissing booth. films like the breakfast club and ferris beullers day off give u these different vibes, but netflix romcoms are the worst thing to ever happedn
@Kevin Prima exactly. i mean there are good teenage movies like eighth grade and lady bird but nowadays every teenager thinks that netflix rom coms are the best things ever
@MP I love your mind Excalty what Iβm thinking
Movies these days shit
Slight trivia, John Hughes, the director of the film, appears here in a cameo as the father who picks up Brian.
I noticed that too!! May John Hughs R.I.P!!!
I've never noticed
ever noticed that brian's mom's car plate had the famous eintein's equation telegraphing brian's archetype (the brain)?
@@jefgir that's his real mom and his real sister
The worst thing done to a child.
βThey ignore me.β
Especially when their brilliance or gift needs fostered.
Rise of the Ninja Turtles Leo: I can relate. π₯Ίπ’
John Bender is an iconic 80βs movie character.
1:03 is a beautiful moment. This movie is Rated R but still feels like one of the most important films EVERY CHILD should watch before entering High School.
@Kevin Prima Exactly. Other reason could be the marijuana scene, but I'm not too sure.
Not entering , Iβd say going into the last year it would really make an impact
Why is it rated r?
@@robertisham5279 swearing, drugs ect
@@romygaldamez515 why the last year particularly lol
One of the iconic movie endings π―
How you figure that?
Iconic?
The punch of the air at the end is arguably one of the most iconic scenes of any film along with boombox serenade
Its the greatest teenage drama movie, legendary as hell..
Idk about that there was clueless and mean girls
@@almighty5839 those are comedies bruh
more of a comedy because 3/4 of it is a comedic film, the other is that scene where they vent with each other
I love that the kids all know inherently that the janitor is a decent guy.
Why does this make my cry? Like what, and especially at the ending when he says β sincerely yours, the breakfast clubβ and THE SONGGGG
It can be any number of reasons. Each of the students has had a profound, eye opening experience. Some of the are feeling hope for the first time. It could also be nostalgia- that Simple Minds song triggers many memories.
End of High school..End of Youth beginning of being a adult first stage of Growing up by the time they 30 look how many would have died
i always get goosebumps when bender raises his hand and the song intensifies
Man, what if Bender's actual motive is that he goes to detention every Saturday to purposely help the kids there? That's some next level theory shit lol
I get what you're saying. That fist pump at 2:35 is like him saying "my work here is done"
Next level thinking!
@@MrDeadhead83holy shit I never thought of any of it like that
Great perspective. I didn't think of that theory but I did think about him going to detention every Saturday so he can escape his own struggles as a abused teen.. Especially when they were demonstrating their interactions with their parents, he low-key was envying the fact that they were loved. When he shoved the books on the ground, that broke my heart
I love the fact that Bender closes the movie with that iconic fist. He was really the most important character of the movie.
The way John tries to lean onto Claire after their kiss, I love it a lot. Heβs really into her.
Allison was just too hot after the makeover --- I bet Andrew thought he was the luckiest dude on Earth LOL
Honestly she was hot before the makeover, in a weirdly dark sort of way.
@@Ethan-dn1wc I thought so to
Your exaggerating. There's shots in the movie where you could clearly see her face which was very attractive with and without make over. She was just a good looking girl with a odd personality which I find hot.@@gormenfreeman499
δΈεγ©γδΉγδΉ same here
She's way cuter before the makeover. Like I get it, it's to make her more confident but I really like her style.
A nice little touch I like is Brian acknowledging Carl first, and not being embarrassed to know him. In the beginning Carl greets Brian first and he gets embarrassed, but now he's gained the confidence and the courtesy to acknowledge Carl without caring what everyone else thinks
I just noticed that the verses are played in relation to each couple.
Andrew and Allison get the first verse with "Tell me, all your troubles and doubts" while John and Claire get the second with "Will you stand above me? Look my way or walk on by"
That's pretty cool.
35 years later... I still get chills
Thank you John Hughes
I remember watching this in theaters when it came out. The audience went hysterical at the ending. It was so unreal.
The moment Claire places the earring in Bender's palm. . .classic.
βI wish there was a way to know youβre in the good old days before youβve actually left them.β -Andy Bernard, The Office
The 80's were a magical time and this movie was a big part of it. Iconic.
Probably the greatest movie ending scene. No other can be this powerful!
Apocalypse Now? The Last Temptation? Planet Of The Apes?
Try being Scottish and watching the ending of "braveheart" they really done that to that man. Makes me cry more than any other film/music
@@free322001 meh... Too cheesy. Plus they haven't got this kick-ass song in them.
@@free322001 this is the greatest movie ending along with the Usual Suspects
@@kynansmusic9724 LUV this ending - but as far as kick-ass song goes, you can't beat Apocalypse Now using "The End". And Peter Gabriel did a great score for the end of "Last Temptation."
RIP the great John Hughes, a man who treated my generation with genuine respect.
It is entirely unnatural how much I love this movie.
Wow, Iβve seen this movie sooo many timesβ¦ more than I can count. I watched the ending just now, and for the first time kind of picked up on the things that I never saw before. This day was pretty much the beginning and the ending of The Breakfast Club. Itβs all right there in front of us. The taking of the patch... the giving of the earring... that subtle and foreboding sense of sweet togetherness alongside bittersweet separation... and the realization that something really special (though ridiculously brief) is coming to an end. It was right there all along; I think I just went out of my way to not notice it until now.
So they wonβt be together again when school starts back that makes me sad lol
Brian doesnt wear his green shirt and he walks in front of everyone. He doesnt get girl that saturday but he became more confident after that morning.
Best ending ever!Oh the 80s...the best decade....the best songs...the best movies....the best of the best!I wish that Universal music group released a remastered and expanded soundtrack...including this marvelous unreleased version by Simple Minds!!!
fred vegerano same i love the 70s molly ringwald is hot
100%%%
@@hall0dan286
About to get in a time machine and go back to the 80s - the best times of my life. Anyone wanna go with me ? Btw, Iβm still in love with Bender.
Fuck yeah!! Iβm down!!! I truly love and miss the 80βs!!
Kevo damn right !
Please please take me with you
Fuck yeah...
Hell YASSSS! And I'm still in love with Bender too π
I moved to US in 1998 and didn't have any money, zero. I started renting VHS tapes at the library because it was free. This was first movie I picked, completely random, had no idea it had a cult status. I loved it.
Is it me or does Carl notice that thereβs something different about the group? (Aside from Allyβs makeover)
mrkremko1, probably because they walked out as a unit not tearing into each other.
he's the eyes and ears of that school. by the way, that clock is twenty minutes fast
come on mrkremko1 the kids havent changed, you have.
That small smile on his face as he watches them go seems to indicate that he knows something important happened that day with the kids. Even if he doesn't know what exactly it was, he might be remembering Vernon grousing about 'kids these days' and focusing on the negatives. Carl knows they're still so young and full of potential for great things, including becoming friends with one another.
That fist bump in the air; the perfect song; 80s perfection!
Does anyone actually kiss in front of their parents? π€£ Awkward look away.
I once kissed a gal in front of a entire baseball game, right on 3rd. plate, & when she mildly protested about all the people who would see us, I simply said; "Let them get their own girl" & gently kissed her :)
@@sphinxrising1129 you kissed drew barrymore??
Bender puts a triumphant fist into the air! Went to Saturday School and hooked up with the Prom Queen! Oh Yeah!
One of the best 80's movies ever with an iconic song to go with it. Nuff said.
Andy is so smitten with his new flame that the loss of his State Champion patch doesn't even register, as Allison apparently predicted. Message: Wrestling became less than all-important to Andy.
Simple times when there was no Coronavirus.
Well Iβm pretty sure itβs been a around since itβs a you know it doesnβt actually matter but the 80s was very unpleasant for most i mean class divid and racial injustice but I mean in the simplest of terms you listen to these songs and watch these movies and think man what a time but this was only a snippet but even simpler terms you see the 80s how you wanna see it and I think youβre crazy for saying it was simple time, sincerely yours Elijah club
Before cellphones
@@elijahperry9224 i get what you saying but that time was better
@@elijahperry9224 both of those things exist today
That ending freeze frame is so iconic man
The ending, the ending is the most important part of a movie!! β₯οΈπ―
I'm watching this in 2019 after victorious is released on Netflix to see how the Breakfast bunch episode relates to this movie
i was just about to ask if anyone else was doing that
i came her to watch the ending after i finished the breakfast bunch too π
Cobradofu 2020 over here
Itβs a parody but at the same time Iβd say use it as a teaching tool not to disparage Victorious itself. Parents could be like Iβll show you the original movie thatβs based off it.
I did the same thing after my graduation. We did it at the football field and this song was playing after we threw our hats. And it was perfect.
It's been almost 40 years... The DAMNED thing just won't get any old!!!!
Very good ending.
I used to think Carl was Casey Jones in Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (1990), but then I later learned they're 2 different actors.
John Kapelos (Carl)
Elias Koteas (Casey Jones)
He exits, crosses the field goal, and smarter, dressed like a basket-case, wearing the princess earring, criminal that he is -- he is all of them.
the field that athletes use.
Bender was the only one who didn't have a parent to pick him up, but I think that his character, more than some of the others, went thru the biggest redemption/change.
I just noticed Andrew gave Allison his blue hoodie aww π₯°
The look when, Anthony Michael Hall gets in the car at the end. Picked up by one of the best directors ever ππ
Iconic film with great actors, one of the best directors and music thats even more iconic.
40 years ago today! Happy Anniversary Breakfast Club! π
1:57
Dear Mr. Vernon,
We accept the fact that we had to sacrifice a whole Saturday in detention for whatever it is we did wrong. But we think you're crazy for making us write an essay telling you who we think we are. You see us as you want to see us: in the simplest terms, in the most convenient definitions.
But what we found out is that each one of us is a brain,
and an athlete,
and a basket case,
a princess,
and a criminal.
Does that answer your question?
Sincerely yours,
The Breakfast Club.
one of the greatest endings to a film in cinematic history the feels this gives is unmatched even after all these years...
best ending to one of the best movies in cinematic history
I can't remember which teacher showed this movie to me and my class (around years 2006-2010) but I would love to thanks him/her for that. and it's so good to watch it again after so many years and see it in a different way as an adult. hope who ever read this will have a sweat day !
Thank you John Hughes...you was the voice of a lot of us in the 80's,,,Even now new generations are discover yiur work!
2:36 My favorite part of the ending .
Simply one of the greatest films ever!
It's 2023 and the films have endless budgets and still can't compare to this classic..RIP John for all the great films
I get so overwhelmed with nostalgia when I think back to the day this was released and how when I walked out of the theatre the day was just like that.
I love how Andy stares at Allison. He really sees her and is completely smitten and intrigued by her.
iβm 10 years old and i love this movie. my mum says i have the weirdest but greatest mind in the family because i love all olden days things. like type writers, those flip phones and the ones where you have to go around to the numbers, tape players and tape recorders. this ending made me cry so much..
Voyer wdym?
One of the greatest endings in cinematic history and gets me everytime! this film no need no sequels!
who else crying
A brain
A athlete?
A basket case
A princess
A criminal
does that answer your question sincerely yours *The Breakfast Club*
That Saturday evening sundown always gives me so much nostalgia, I always pause at that stadium in the background frame
Build a time machine and go back to these simpler days where music was good movies were excellent and actors/actresses could act , love the 80s
one of the greatest pieces of art ever created so enduring so perfect
It was a brilliant ending that tied the movie up into 4 minutes. Perfect song for a perfect ending. We will never find out what happened that Monday π.
Judd Nelson / John Bender raising his fist is priceless.
It's 2023 and my son is 8 years old..I'm slowly introducing him to all of movie favs that I grew up with...he loves home alone so far I'm sure he will love this one to along with everything John Hughes worked on
One of the most iconic movie endings in movie history.
My favorite movie hands down. There is no other movie on Earth that I can watch over and over again and get so much joy from it.
80s kid here. Wandering the internet, reliving moments of my youth before the internet, before social media, before tik tok, before I turn 50. When youth experiences were authentic. Welcome my fellow Generation-Xers to our Golden years.
Some legendary moments canβt be repeated, and this one of them.
Always did love the part when Bender throws his fist into the air as the movie ends -
Anyone kinda wanna get Saturday school just to feel like youβre in the breakfast club