Simple Minds - Don't You (Forget About Me) Breakfast Club
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- SONG: Don't You (Forget About Me) by Simple Minds from The Motion Picture ''Breakfast Club''. Thanks for viewing and please comment. By the way, all spammers will be blocked and spam will be removed. You have been warned! Enjoy! x
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The ending with Judd walking on the field is one of the most iconic endings in a film...ever! Not to mention to an iconic song! This movie makes me miss the 80's!
Vera Rocha *John... Bender
I think the end had a vibe all it's own too, & there's actually a school nearby where I live that really really looks&reminds me of the end scene from This movie. I know it's not where it was filmed, but it sure looks a lot like it.
I wasn't even alive in the 80's and this makes me want to go to a time where we had video games and movies like today, but in this style and old fashioned like this because this is a great song from a more innocent time in music history people didn't have to deal with grunge, nu-metal, or pop style stuff of today or 90's or today with all the pop trash, and hip hop trash, or rap trash
Vera Rocha Also consider this was a low budget movies and look how great it came out. No special effects basic scence in a library, it goes to show that substance and characters made the movie u like todays which is 90% explosions and loud sounds.
@Cosmo Dookie it was also the man creating it. John Hughes knew how to capture and portray emotion, feeling. He seemed to understand teenage angst and lust. Its one of those lost arts that is just so difficult to reproduce like the original...
dude thats a nice library
for 1985 thats a pretty state of the art school, mind you its hollywood thats probably not a real school, and most of it was cast on a stage
clash PROD it is it was shot at Shermer High school and that’s a real school
Actually it was shoot in a real high school in Illinois. Which John Hughes shoot most of films around Chicago. At the time the High school was already closed. They had to rebuild the library inside the gym due to other library being to small to film in.
you know that class room with mia (in Ferris Buller's day off) is in that same school !
@@phoenixberenstitanspeakerman9 Several John Hughes films are all set in the fictional town of Shermer Illinois.
This was a poorly supervised detention.
lol true
lol true
I got it easy back in my young days. Lets say 2008. I got saturday detention and they let us go after Home room. Only 6 showed up out of 14.
That's cuz teachers/principles would rather sit on their ass somewhere else than watch a bunch of miscreants.
That's why it became a hit
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 and 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.
LIKE IT - THANK YOU MAX Ô¿Ô
Amen
Who was the basket case?
I think the reason this movie is so relevant today is because as then and for kids now, we see ourselves and our lives.
CLASSIC!
The Breakfast Club is dated only by cloths, hair styles and music but the theme never grows old.
these days not even the clothes!!!
I find benders attire pretty awesome in all honesty and should still be relevant
Nowadays 80s and 90s fashion is kinda starting to come back.
YEAH
Yubi K. It’s back
Song of a Generation...
Generations*
💪💪
Perfect song for a perfect movie
I still jam to it
Right? Best song ever
yes and yes. 80's rule.
but do u know simple mind not first choice for singing this song??
Well known for that and celebrated like 25 years recently! wOO....oHHH!
I guess every kid thinks they grew up in the best era ever, but damn, as a teen of the 80's fondly looking back, our decade really was the best ;)
I wish I was born in the 70s so I would have been a teen in the 80s, that never happened,I was brim in 1999, oh well
Syd Barrett+ Quite the big assumption.
marketweis I wasn't even born in the eighties I was born in the 2006 and I absolutely love this movie I saw it with my mom
Ayan Ujer you might have been born in 1999 but you can go and watch and listen to some great music, movies,and TV shows from the time you were born all the way back to when ever with out waiting for them to find out. plus you dodge some very band fashion fails too lol
I was born in the late 89s myself and wanted to be born in the 70s, I understand entirely.
Ah yes, the high school drama, which you remember when you get old, and realize what you thought was important, wasn't even a ripple in a pond, nothing but memories, followed by regrets, the regrets always caused by fear of what others would think at the time, yeah, you miss out on really living due to what someone might say. Trying to be popular, you miss out on whats important, what you are there for, learning, so you will be ready when you graduate, and set out into the world.
Good movie, I love that song, can see it like it was yesterday when I close my eyes while listening to it.
dont you forget about... 80's
You know I was about to say screw the 90s and then I was like wait....Nirvana, Backstreet Boys,etc
***** You do realize they were and still are the best selling boy band in history and when people think of 90s almost always backstreet boy come up.
YEAH
I MAY HAVE NOT BEEN BORN IN IT, BUT I CERTAINLY LOVE IT!!!
👍👍☝
John Hughes should have earned an Oscar for his masterpieces. (He had only 2 awards)
Several Oscars
As a messed up teenager in the 80's, this film was my salvastion, made me feel normal from under my blankie
Anne Howard Nice
This was a movie that needed to be made. Unless it is indicative of the time in which it actually takes place, there's no need to remake it.
☝💪🙏
You weren't from the 80s
Don't worry, Breakfast Club.
We won't forget about you.
Am I the only one who gets emotional at the end of this film? :') lol
No !! 💪
No!
Same here 😂🤞
I'm not even from the 80's, but every time I watch this movie, I feel extremely nostalgic. I so wish I were there, being a teenager, coming out of age, giving my first kiss. All in the 80's.
No not at all.👍😄🤣🍺
If I was guessing I've seen this movie over 200 plus times since 1985, and it never gets old folks. In my opinion, the 80s was the best decade for music and movies bar none. I could easily go back to that period and never leave again, it was that awesome!!!
One of the greatest 80’s movies of all time!
“Dork, you’re every parent’s wet dream” - LOL
I’m 63 years old and whenever I run across this movie I’m glued to the TV...because it takes me back to high school and the best times of my life.
John Hughes ruled the 80's teen movie genre. You couldn't have grown up in that decade and not at least have seen some of his movies.
One of my favourite movies, a timeless classic
i was 19.now i'm 48.still my best song ever. the song of a whole generation.great video.Vanessa Congratulations!!!
+ΓΙΑΝΝΗΣ ΦΩΤΙΑΔΗΣ Thank you! :)
This is a classic jam! It never gets old!
This is like, one of the greatest movies ever made, combined with one of the best songs ever made.
The ending was actually unexpected.I didn't expect the characters to end up with the ones they did.
This feels so nostalgic because something along the lines of a group of people with nothing in common gathering once and only once has happened to everyone. The realistic take is that these 5 never got together again, but will remember that day fondly. We all had a day like that. Where are those people now? It's been so long.
Have this on DVD !!! Let my 2 teenage girls 14 and 17 see it ... it was so cool to see another generation laugh at this great flick!!!😎
ally sheedy is absolutely gorgeous and very underrated in the looks department..
Molly looked so pretty there.
So did Ally Sheedy.
totally, that haircut ❤️ plus the outfit fitting in that perfect bodyshape... shes beautiful as hell
BEST music video of the Breakfast Club!!! Hands down!!! Simple Minds ONLY aimed at the group and neglected the scenes of the movie to focus on ... Them. Love the movie and thankfully, The Breakfast Club has ONLY ONE movie, instead of sequels ... Long the 80s ... It was awesome to be live in that decade!!!
+Marc Amico Agreed. A sequel would have ruined it.
+Marc Amico Long Live the 80s. I am 90 born from India. But, it was like 80's for us on the other side of the globe. Thank you Americans.
I miss the 80s ....so many good memories...so many fantastic amazing times ✌️
who is in the quarantine house enjoying this fantastic music 👌🕺💃🕺🕺🕺
32 years ago today The Breakfast Club sat down for detention
Angel6661205 now 35 years 😪
Who else was completely in love with Judd Nelson in this movie? 😍😍😍
Joi Benjamin i was and still now, jajajaja;)
Emilio was everything and still is gutted :(
I was
Not me but the Movie 👍👍👍 !
Not me. Anthony Michael Hall was the cutest guy in the movie.
80's American movies are awesome.
Best movie from the 80ies....memories and so brilliant !
This song and Everybody Wants to Rule the World are perhaps the most instantly iconic 80s songs ever. Any others come to mind?
Im sittin in my math class with 5 other students and 1 teacher... Ofcourse I look up this song to play outloud xD
Lol what did the other kids do? What did the teacher say?
Amanda Delgado At first everyone got suprised because the room was dead silent. Once they realized the song, 2 of the kids did a funny nod at me and the teacher just smiled >0<
That literally never happened
Such an classic gem of a flick from a sweet time of film. They just don't make em like they used to.
The 80's were the best and no one can convince me otherwise!
You have to admit that when you think of 80s music or film, The Breakfast Club is first to pop in your head.
Great movie! I like it even more now when I´m 48! This song is just perfect, love it!
Most 80s song for the most 80's teen movie ever lol
This song never gets old! plus the movie is epic. when movies were great!
This song brings tears to my eyes. I was that young back then.
This gets me every single time. The end of the movie and the end of an era...
Esta película marcò un antes y un después en mi vida,aunque la vì a los 19 años,hoy tengo 30 y no me canso de volver a verla.Estarà vigente por siempre y serà un recuerdo inolvidable.
My fav movie! Gosh miss the 80s😭 , can’t we just go back 😕,
this is a classic I saw the Club when it first came out on the big screen. It's still my fav 80s movies but the song makes it rock
This is a movie that may not have any high level accolades like the Oscars. But it has a cultural significance that’s just iconic. Reaching out and speaking to generations.
My older Sister baby sited me in 1985 we watched this on VCR. It stays with me. Great film. Im 40 years old now.
Brilliant (or perhaps lucky) marriage of a song and movie. Perfect.
my favorite scene is the makeover scene. they make her look so cute
nah I think she was good looking before the make over
M Diesel yeah! She's so pretty
That makeover sent women right’s back to the 1950s 😂
You mean when she got her individuality taken away from her?
This has become one of my all-time favorite movies.
Among the Club crew; Alison, Brian and even Bender were my favorites. Of course, I love the entire cast as a whole.
Even ol' Mr.Vernon
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Lisa Mccaffery
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3:43 The moment it became legit for men to wear diamond studs in their ears
Summer of 1985. So many great memories.
As we become parents and come to recognize our own failings and weaknesses as our Kids become adults... the weight of parenting is not lost on Us ! be an example & be their friend ' you get one crack at it (that dawns on Us as we age ourselves)... Iconic film & will endure till the end of time
Okay but I'm 15 and this is one of my favorite films of all times!!! This is the best thing ever ❤❤❤
One of the most iconic, memory registered songs from the 80s.
Right up there with U2 with or with out u, Every breath u take and some other ones...
The 80s was the greatest time of my life and the fact I got to watch these classic movies in the theater when they were new. It's kinda like listening to my mom talk about seeing movies like Gone with the Wind up on the silver screen. Judd's fist in the air and John Cusack's radio hoisted in the air in the movie Say Anything were iconic and defined our time.
Breakfast club will be featured in movie theaters through the 26th- 31st of March. Celebrating its ... 30th anniversary. Lol. Gawd, I feel so ... younger in spirit. Lol. Long live the 80$.
Wow, this song takes me back to my life in New York City in the 80´s. If I only could go back in time at least for a day!
Simple minds mais grande musique.
Mélodie si belle et si évidente.
Je trouve cette chanson comme le parfait reflet des musiques des années 80 .
J adore, et quel finish!!
Iconic*Timeless*Priceless*Breakfast Club Strong💪💪💪💪💪♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️🥇🥇🥇🏆🏆🏆🌟🌟
Awesome and iconic song. Their most well known number. Love it.❤
The greatest teen movie ever!!!! I was about 14 when it came out. I lived in Saturday detention. Reminds me of my Saturday mornings in detention. 80's the best.
Loved this song & movie!!😎 Long live the 80’s!!!😎
yep...and it's neverending!! symbolic and priceless on forever young! love this !!!!
dont you (forget about me) + tbc = coming of age movie 🤩
I miss those days...I really do.................Excellent job capturing those prized moments.
I just wish more movies come out like this.Not every movie needs a sequel.
Love it it was youth our time , before we grew up and become adults family kids , a great song a great time the 80s
I cant believe how amazing this film was and that most of it was improvised and the actors played there parts really well 😁😁
I've seen this movie several times… And i still love it…One of the best movies i've ever seen…💪💪💪 Cheers from SWITZERLAND
In high school i was constantly in detention and getting in trouble and was also in to heavy metal so i can relate to bender in certain aspects. I would bully the nerds a lot but i ended up being friends with some of them and the reason why just cause of one reason the same interest in sports lol. That's only thing that we all liked. Plus i had little nerd inside me that made me secretly admire smart people. I also became cool with one jock. This was in Granada hills the suburbs of Los Angeles California 1987 88 and 89
I Grew Up In Granada Hills At 17522 Candia Street, So There!
My Cars Were 1979 Chevrolet Monza, 1973 Pontiac Firebird, And Big Block 1968 Chevrolet Corvette!
Ok boomer
I graduated from North Hollywood High.
The song that defined the 80’s for me.
My youth.
I just watched this last night, this is the best movie ever! It really says alot and it is still relevant as it was back in 1985.
Loved it..!
Saw this in 1985, at age 23. Knew it was going to be around for awhile! Esp. the song...
Love it, Vanessa!!! Incredible job of capturing the once-in-a-lifetime experience that is the movie "Breakfast Club" and it's legendary theme song, by Simple Minds! Thank you so much!!!
:)
Love these movie clip videos of the songs. Better than the original MTV videos sometimes.
Loved this move went to see it in theaters right after I got out of the Army....still love it
Got I miss the 80s and my youth. Long Live GenX
One of my all-time faves, both the song and movie, but who can't avoid liking the Brat pack.
This movie (and song) will always have a special place in my heart because it was my generation ( I was roughly the same age as those in the movie) back then. Great video!
This song makes my heart sink. So many memories and emotions come rushing back.
This is my ultimate favorite movie ever that I know almost every line to lol
there is my colorado buddy! :)
Classic song, classic movie, classic era. I wish I could go back.
it´s amazing - you can feel what makes the 80s/that (my) generation by wathing this film!
R.I.P. David Bowie
Billy Troll what was his contribution to this song or movie?
Billy Troll That wasn’t David Bowie..... it was simple minds
Billy Troll well that’s random. RIP Prince & George Michael.
Billy idol also covered this
straycatttt in the beginning of the mobiel Thérèse was a frase grom David Bowie’s song Changes
This is my mom's absolute favorite movie and it's one of mine and it's crazy because they filmed it a couple miles away from me
I've never actually seen the Breakfast Club but now I don't have to. I basically just watched it!
one of the best films of the 80s and a great song
Absolutely love this song...and..the movie...of course!!!
RIP John Hughes
His catalog of films wasn't the best since Home Alone 2 but everyone will always remember him for this classic
I remember Saturday detention! 80's We Rock!
So, do we have new '80s style songs' anymore? I don't know about country, I
like some 'club/trance' (ex. Laura Aqui - After Dark or any Emma
Hewitt), but newish pop songs seem to veer away from the kind of vibe
the '80s' songs had?
One of my favorite songs!
This movie should've been a tv series. That would be really interesting
+TongueSnap No. It was perfect the way it was. Stretching it out to an entire season would get old. It'd be another Saved By the Bell.
Like Saved by the bell
Teeboy degrassi Jr high
Nope, no need to
Teeboy it was a game at one time called Series: Your Story Universe where you could interact with the characters and develop romance with them. Unfortunately the app closed down in December
Wowwwwww! This perfection in music! THE KISSING BOOTH KOVIE! THE FIVE CLUB MOVIE!
LOVED this movie!! (since it First Came Out!!)
In 1979 my town's junior high school had the typical 3-4 roles you could fulfill in a small town school. You could be popular or a burnout, a jock, a nerd, a farmer or a cheerleader. Not much else. Small towns are SMALL towns. But a teacher who taught a social studies class had an idea. She asked a number of us students in study hall if we would like to take time out and participate in a weekly social exchange where we talked to each other, our personal lives, concerns, hopes, problems & told stories... it was a first for us. Our group was diverse (at least as far as roles were concerned) and we were able to relate to each other in more profound ways than we were socialized to expect normally. The conversations were affecting and personal. The results we realized before this great movie was made were that "each of us, a jock, a criminal, a nerd, a prom queen" were all in the same boat. I remember each of us having a greater amount of respect and genuine friendship for each other even though we ran in different groups. We all said hello in the hallways, waved at each other on the streets and looked out for each other. It was real growth for young kids. A few years later I moved to a very cultured, progressive, ethnically diverse suburb of Chicago (not far from where this film was shot) and the diversity, opportunities and culture of of that town changed my life for the better. It was a big town with a small community and a big heart. It was a privilege.