THE BREAKFAST CLUB (1985) Then And Now Movie Cast | Where Are They Now?
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- Hi there, and welcome to Nostalgia Hit. In today's video, we look back at the cast of the 1985 teen film, The Breakfast Club. Where five high school students, all different stereotypes, from different backgrounds, meet in detention and discover how they have a lot more in common than they thought. We'll revisit the stars of the film and update them as of 2021. So, grab your Breakfast Club then and now ticket, and don't forget to hit the notification bell and like and subscribe to the channel! Enjoy the video.
Written, directed, and produced by John Hughes, with a budget of $1 million dollars, The Breakfast Club went on to gross over $51 million and receive much critical acclaim. In 2016, the film was selected for preservation in the United States National Film Registry by the Library of Congress as being "culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant."
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THE BREAKFAST CLUB CAST
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EMILIO ESTEVEZ as ANDREW CLARK
PAUL GLEASON as VICE-PRINCIPAL RICHARD VERNON
ANTHONY MICHAEL HALL as BRIAN JOHNSON
ALLY SHEEDY as ALLISON REYNOLDS
JOHN KAPELOS as CARL REED (THE JANITOR)
JUDD NELSON as JOHN BENDER
MOLLY RINGWALD as CLAIRE STANDISH
JOHN HUGHES as BRIAN'S FATHER
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🤔 Which character was most like you as a student? 🤔
Popular - Brainiac - An Athlete - Rebellious - Introverted
I WAS DEGINATELY BENDER.
brian brought a flare gun to school wanting to kill himself with it.
I was a extroverted introverted
I was so introverted that I was practically invisible 🤣 ok, 30 years later i'm still like Allison... 🙈
None of the above
If they did a remake of The Breakfast Club it would be a silent picture. They would all be playing with their phones.
Lmfao
I was just thinking of a remake, yet it wouldn't be the same as the original.
They would take the phones away at the beginning. The whole movie would be about them b****ing and complaining about not having their phones, while trying to get them back.
@@rayjones7726 Hmm...that's not a bad idea. The kids today could certainly relate.
Lol tbh people in my grade really have been able to relate to this movie and sure some things change but some things don’t either; us teens still have that need to talk, be accepted, etc, just as John Hughes intended this film to be a timeless one.
The 80's were definitely the best! I wish i could go back in time!
Amen 🤣🤗
@@Neil-ht8fv 🤗
Watch it. It will take you back to the 80s.
88 mph
70's
Rest in peace principal vernon. He died in 2006. Thanks for the memories of this film.
I remember being really surprised at Carl the janitor’s confession to the kids about how he is “the eyes and ears of the school”. I had never really thought about what they think or observe about the students and staff. What a cool supporting role and great addition to the cast. Glad you included him and Mr. Vernon.
thinking back i’m pretty sure in elementary school the janitor said that exact line to us and i didn’t realize because i hadn’t seen the movie at that point
@@HuffGLaDTem Carl was a hero to high school janitors across the country
And he’s a Bohunk
N played a beauhunk in 16 candles..lol
Introvert...
Actually, Brian was in detention because he had brought a starter pistol/flare gun to school and it accidentally went off in his locker, I believe causing the contents to catch fire.
Yes! Beat me to it by a few minutes lol
He brought a gun because he want to kill himself
@@ShellnSage then they laughed cause he wanted to kill himself with a flare gun
@@Ben-tr I cried during that part I don’t think they laughed because of that it was something else I watch the movie it was sad in some parts
@@kaylakain6039 it was after the fact that it was funny and it made him laugh ,that's what we all need laughter
I still remember sitting in the theatre with my sister and her friend watching this movie in 1985. It was a double feature with St. Elmo's Fire I believe. Miss those days. No movies like this these days.
Definitely Gen-X era.
Did you guys share popcorn and snacks?
There will never be movies like this again. With all this cancel culture and WOKE movement....The 80s was a great time to grow up...I was in my 20s in the 80s and it was the best years of my life. I really wish I could go back in time!
@captain scentsible39 YES! I used to play with my friends in the street....we always had a person to watch for cars....when one was coming up the block..."CAR" would be shouted and we would scramble out of the street and wait for the car to pass. We played football.....and we were too poor to buy a football.....(but we didn't know we were poor LOL) Our football was rolled up newspaper with duct tape. Oh the games, skellizes, marbles, jump-rope, tag, or we just sat on somone's stoop and gossiped about most important things back then.....A movie with friends on a Friday night then ice-cream shop (If we saved enough from our allowance, Kids today have it way too easy) I babysat to get money and looked for little odd jobs here and there to earn money. Gosh, I am with you @captainscentsible39 we need to get Sheldon to build us a time machine and find the fountain of youth....I can't run like I did in those days anymore. But what a glorious time it was in the 80s. Oh how I loved the 80's.
St. Elmos Fire, the move whose soundtrack had a longer legacy than the movie it was in.
I had the pleasure of meeting John Kapelos in the summer of 1990 when he came to Nova Scotia to act in the film THE BRUCE CURTIS STORY. He told me many wonderful stories about working on THE BREAKFAST CLUB, amongst other films, especially the fact that Rick Moranis had originally been cast in the role of the janitor, but didn't get along with director John Hughes, so Kapelos got a phone call on a Sunday asking if he wanted to take over the part, and was on-set the next day. Ironically, it was filmed at the very high school Kapelos had attended, which is why his photo is seen at the beginning of the movie. A very nice person!
Im actually Molly's age and I can tell you back in the 80's when this movie came out, we LOVED it. It was completely relatable to those of us that were in high school at the time. Ahhhh memories of the good o'l days of the 80's. No cell phones, no school shootings, no 911, no mass shootings. I feel bad for kids these days, its a terrible time to be a young person today. Im thankful my youth happened when it did.
Bike and skates all day long, no helmet, playing football in the streets, basketball in the driveway, hanging out with friends all night long talking about the Night Stalker
My high school years was strip clubs working and school.
@m4d.m4xxxxx40 Please don't be sad... hold your head high, believe in youself, treat others w dignity and respect and get a USEFUL education.
@M4D.M4XXXXX wasn't all good. I'm British and there was mass unemployment. Although we had a great time, we were all skint.
So, so true how sad it is that high school wasn't easy to begin with just trying to fit in but now you have to duck bullets and online bullying what a sad shame
As a teacher in 2021, the kids I teach have all watched this film and love it as much as I did at their age (and still do). The themes will always be relevant.
This is my 20 year old son and 15 year old daughter's favorite movie! My little guy loves the old movie "Little Monster" with Fred Savage.
My two daughters are in 6th and 7th grade. I’ve introduced them to so many great 80’s movie, including this one. This is a great movie, because kids can relate and say, hey! So it’s not just me. Everybody’s got issues.
That's awesome !!
What a great teacher you are
👍👍
80'z FOREVER. 🎵🎶💙🎶🎵
Oh yea? Your students could relate to this movie despite probsbly being forced to learn online for most of 2021?
@@Soldier_Sean slow your roll there Jodie Foster. You don’t know what state she teaches in or if it’s public or private school. My kids went to school all year last year. So don’t assume you know what you’re talking about before posting a contradictory statement like that.
This was such an unbelievably profound and timeless film. Think of the message that conveys. Each one unique but all equal in that they share strengths and weaknesses differently for symmetry and balance. It's pure brilliance
Hey everyone this was most definitely an iconic 80's movie. It captures the mood and moments of the time. I'm so glad to have grown up and attended high school back then.
It was a fantastic time to be alive! I was in my teen years and I was so happy during this time! We went to a concert almost every week! Rush, Ozzy, Def Leopard,Stevie Nick’s,The Car’s, StacyQ,Motley Crew,April Wine, Jermaine Stewart, Cyndi Lauper the list went on and on! Sneaking into Disco’s and Movies out the ass lol! Would never have traded it for the world!
Jealous!😘🥰👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🤑🤣😉
You sound like me! Graduated HS in 84. I was/am a total rock and metal head. Got over on the "man" alot...got busted once. Almost 40 yrs later I'm a responsible member of society, go figure!🤘
Feel the same! It seemed like we were going to a concert every week back then. Graduated in 86. I can still remember sitting in the movie theater watching this. There were around eight of us and after we all piled into her tiny Toyota. Such awesome memories!
Life and time go by so damn fast, and it only goes faster as you get older.
But if you are fortunate, you have the choice to slow it down and live every moment.
🙏❤
Yup.Im 56 now.Id silently snicker at my mom when she used to say that.Well,she was right.Bible summed it up perfectly.Its like a vapor that rises then quickly gone
@@mpatrickthomas indeed. My neighbor used to say “life is like a roll of toilet paper. The closer to the end you get, the quicker it goes”
Amen Brian!
Seriously, this was a great cast. The 80's rock 👍
WANT TO GO BACK TO THE 70S AND 80S!!!!! BEST TIMES!!!!❤❤❤❤
Can't argue with that. It was the best!!
I totally agree!!! Fun and free!! Great times and I had a ball🥳🥳
Absolutely!!
Only Molly and Anthony were teenagers.
So 80s and yet so timeless. The cast, the writing, the music- the universe just aligns sometimes 🤗
RIP Hughes, never knew how he died but he was so impactful
I just found your channel, watched about 10 videos and makes me realize I don’t want to get old!!!!!!
80’s movies was the best decade for movies. So simple but so impactful. We remember all the lines all these years later.
This movie has sooo many classic lines..."Does Barry Manilow know that you raid his wardrobe"?😆
Wow John Hughes wrote and or directed so many of my favorite movies growing up. What a great career. It seems that there are no people left in Hollywood like him now when you look at the movies being released today
Oh, I don't know about that.
Remember that you didn't know about Hughes when he was creating the works you love best, I am sure there are such producers out there now, who are unknown because they don't appear onscreen.
John Hughes made nothing but “all white” films. No diversity… except for making fun of Asians with Long Duck Dong.
@@popeye5274 Hughes was a sexist and repeated the same story over and over.
They aren't workaholics anymore. Like the last commenter said "they'd all be playing with their phones!"😆
@@popeye5274 hey. You get films just for you so it's only fair that we get films just for us.
You know, back in the days of civil rights and equality, minorities highly resented being the "token" whatever.
Now minorities fight for tokenism, or as we call it "all about me-ism."
Time went by so fast. I so loved the 80’s
CLASS OF ROCKIN 84 HERE. THE 80'S WAS A GREAT TIME TO BE A TEEN GROWING UP AT THAT TIME. GLAD I WAS THERE TO ENJOY IT ALL LIVE!!!!.
Aaaaaah yes....The 80's! Graduated high school in '85 (the yr movie came out) Wish I had a time machine 🤘😁
I graduated in 1986, just like our school was. LoL
Same and same.
That would be great to go back even if just for a short time. Loved the 80s it was definitely the best time to be a teenager.
Same graduated in 89! Miss the 80's more than I can say!!! 😎😍
we should have made a club.... the introvert club.
One of the best movies of the 80s!!
John Hughes nailed the 80s teen pretty good
One of my favs! I was both rebellious and a Little bit of Allison for sure. John Hughes rocked 80s films!
My goal in school was to get through it unnoticed. Guess that means I'm an introvert.
Stay in the middle of the crowd and line, don't be in the front and don't be last, or in the back. That is how you become unnoticed in military boot camp. Words of advice pass to me by my father, I suppose it would work the same way in high school
Yes, me too. So I'm an introvert too. But I didn't go unnoticed by a couple of bullies because I was quiet and stayed out of trouble, but that was their problem not mine x
Me three, I was an "Allison Reynolds" with a bit of "Brian Johnson".
For me, junior/highschool was like going to _prison_ part-time!
I cooperated with it because it was a part of Life that everyone has to go through to prepare for their future.
dude, my same words....i had classmates, i had friends... some classmates i considered as friends, and they helped me through school (the bullying, from bullies, the teachers, the principal, the superintendant),but i survived... that is why i am the rebel basket case brain.- an introvert...
The narrator said that nobody knows what Anthony Michael Hall's character, Brian Johnson did to warrant detention. WROOOONG. I've seen Breakfast Club several hundred times, and I can tell you for certain that Johnson brought a flare gun to school (ostensibly to commit suicide for failing Shop Class). Before he could try to harm himself, the gun accidentally discharged inside his locker, destroying school property and a ceramic elephant that was supposed to have served as a working lamp. Brian: "The fuc@ing elephant was destroyed."
That's what I thought too, and I don't even think he failed I think he got a D
It's Alison who was there for no reason. She had nothing better to do.
@@elenachristian9860 that was hilarios,I forgot about that,need to watch it agaian
They never watch these movies. They read a synopsis somewhere and make click bait videos. Ugh. Wish I hadn't fallen for it!
😂
Lol! This is one of my favorite movies in the world! Nelson looks JUST AS COOL AS HE DID when this movie was made.
Honestly all of them are awesome 👏🏿!!!!
This is my all time favorite movie. I still love watching it. I loved the characters . It's a wonderful coming of age movie.
Was just one of the many awesome 80s movies! The best decade to be a teenager!
You think so, hu Token?
Then, you obviously weren't there. ☹️
@@TheNoiseySpectator lmaooo while it wasnt sunshine and rainbows ask anyone whoi was born in the area 10/10 they say they miss it and how thyy would go out with friends and do dumbshit late at night having a blast, and now a days its more dangerous then it was before
@@stevenrubio-vasquez3552 I was a teenager during the 1980s.
I didn't enjoy it.
@@TheNoiseySpectator depends how you grew up in it some people had fun some were miserable depends who you were how you were etc , my parents love the 80s and 90s
Yes it was the best time to be a teenager. I was 15yrs old when this movie came out. Love the 80’s!! ❤️
This movie is and always will be one of the greats..I worked security at the Hughes movie 🎥 studio . Never knew this would be this big..
Wow, Emelio Estevez looks so much like his dad now!
Such a classic movie. I couldn't figure out why the teacher wasn't in the library watching the kids. Thats why they did whatever they wanted while being in detention
you never had a "teacher" like Vernon in your school in the 80's? ... to steal from From Bill Burr:
"Hanging around waiting to collect their pension like a jaded cop"
That conversation between Vernon and Carl down in the basement Records area is SpotOn to the attitude most male teachers had in the '80's. jmo.
I fell in love with Judd Nelson in this movie, I guess I am half Rebelliouse/half Introverted LOL, I always thought he was brilliant in every role he played in and wish he had acted in more.
Too bad they picked such a crappy photo of him recent.
Cat same here on all points :=)
I grew up in the 80's....this was one of my favorite movies
I always had a thing for Ally Sheedy. I never really noticed most of the other actresses from that time period, but Ally was my jam.
Rented this video from my local shop , as I was bored , but it turned out to be one of my all time favourites , a true classic
I love this classic bad ass film, I can watch it over & over & never get tired of watching it!
Me too
I can watch Sixteen Candles again and again and never get tired of it.
Likewise
Breakfast club rules ,always will
Hell yeah 🤟🏽🔥🔥🔥
Always!!!!
I agree ❤
👍
When asked to describe who I was, in High School, have to say I was ALL of them. The final 'paper' was the point of the story and it describes my experience. I was also true friends with Brainiacs, Athletes, Princesses, Rogues and Introverts, and I was all of those things, never fitting any one mold. That's what makes the teenage years so chaotic and amazing.
I’m so happy I grew up in the 80s with all these actors and actresses! John Hughes made all my favorite movies. One that best describes me is Brainiac.
I love Molly she was so beautiful then and she still is!
I really liked Molly Ringwald. Being a red head myself, I used to peroxide bleach my hair, to hide the colour at school. Molly really gave inspiration and beauty to red hair being acceptable on girls/women. I mean in the 80's you stood out like a sore thumb being red and were made to feel ugly. It knocked your confidence a lot. At school I was an Introvert/Rebellious.
Maybe there was a little bit of them in all of us when we were growing up
I have always loved this movie. There is no way a movie like this could be made now. Just a few kids talking in mainly one room. Something special about this.
They’d just be doing TikTok videos and cancelling each other.
@@singbluesilver1973 Not if they were in detention. Then, they would not be permitted to use their phones.
I also found it unrealistic that the teacher didn't stay in the same room with them.
One of the best films of the 80's. Great storyline and music.
This is the must to be watched movie by all teens in or entering high school. Valuable lessons to be learned from.
Definitely a movie for all generations. My teen boys love it as I did when I was their age.
Am a lot older then your kids there like 14 and 17 am 22
@@kaylakain6039 Am understanding what not you said tried to
Me and mine too👍
Still preoccupied with 1985. . .
@@markfurman4386U Still occupied with 1995 🖐🗡🌚
Seriously want to go back to th3 80’s loved every moment of it!.
An absolutley fantastic movie and one of my all time favourites.
Although, it was based on in Chicago not one African American...
One of my favorites, definitely in my top 10, tells a good life lesson
36 years ago, time really flies, just reminds you of how old you are! Also, Molly Ringwald was the "it" girl of the 80's, very popular! 🥰
Sheedy and Ringwald have both aged beautifully !! Loved them both in TBC !
Ringwald has…Sheedy, not so much. Fan of both though.
Anthony Michael Hall doesn't even resemble himself
@@abelmontalvo4052 Right?!
Anthony's face filled out more, naturally with age. The same with his physique too.
@@tagg was glad to see him Cast as Tommy Doyle in the new Halloween movie!!Had wondered where he went!!
When Sheedy tossed the lunch meat on the statue it was a classic moment lol often defines the 80's and how we just tossed aside the unnecessary!
I don't know where you grew up, but that wasn't the case in my house. We couldn't afford to be that wasteful.
Now I make Captain crunch sandwiches on white bread with pixie sticks
This is one of the few movies I can watch over and over again. Love this film!!!
Actually the movie states quite clearly why Brian was in detention. He had what proved to be a flare gun in his locker.
I was super unpopular my entire childhood. A loner, I hung with both the rebels and the geeks. I was and still am super introverted at 36 years old.
Nothing wrong with that.
Guess what, people suck and are over rated, so you didn't miss much. Get a cat or a dog, you'll be better off.
@@1972Ventura455ho couldn’t agree more with you. I’m sick of disrespectful, uncaring, selfish, self entitled people. I got a new 30 year old neighbour 3 years ago and he is all of the above. To top it off he is a policeman, so I thought I was going to have a really nice neighbour. Have a nice day ❤️Jodie 🇦🇺
Youre not alone
Molly Ringwald is also a fabulous singer. I saw her in concert a few years back & bought her cd.
My Favorite Character is John Bender.
I watch a movie marathon with the following films (they pretty much hit the whole lifespan):
The Breakfast Club (the teens)
St. Elmo's Fire (the twenties)
The Big Chill (the thirties to forties)
The Cemetary Club (the fifties to sixties)
I was 17.... still my favorite movie everrr!!
🙏
I kept begging my teenage daughter to watch this movie with me and she finally did. When it ended she said it was ok but didn’t get why I thought so much of it. I told her because it represented that even though they were five very different kids, they were more alike then anyone thought and even though they could be friends in the right setting, the peer pressures of fitting in made it impossible. I told her that was my experience in high school and what life was like in a typical high school.
She will like it more with time because she will ultimately understand and relate to it more. These types of films tend to be this way with some people.
Maybe she's really bright. Stereotypes are annoying to smart teens.
There's millions of movies with that message now. So for people like me and your daughter, it's an ok movie. That's my opinion.
@@ngrp27 so what is a good modern movie recommended? For me it was nostalgia but certainly willing to give a newer movie a watch
I can relate more to Mean Girls than Breakfast Club. I was the Regina George of my high school.
My daughter and I saw this movie when it first came to the theaters. We both were pleased with it worth seeing .
Have just finished watching the movie again, the first time in many years. Thank you to Netflix for making it available. Such a great movie and has aged really well. From London, UK.
Me and my mates watched this film dozens of times back in the day. We knew the dialogue word for word.
Gee, has it been a hundred years ALREADY? I remember that movie, kinda. I must be getting old.
Thank you For The Memories John Hughes
I was in my mid-twenties when this came out and I LOVED IT!!
Same! I’m 58 now.I’m confused because apparently our generation is supposed to be ‘woke’.According to 2022 standards we’re supposed to see a rape scene in ‘16 Candles’ between the Geek and Carolyn,Jake’s girlfriend.I never interpreted their scenes that way!
Now,Bender is a bully who sexually harasses Claire throughout ‘The Breakfast Club.’I never interpreted his character that way.
THIS WOKE STUFF MAKES ME SAD!
One of my favorites movies from the '80s. Probably saw it 10x when it came out.
I was actually in my junior yr of high school when this movie hit the theaters. I was definitely a jock but I related to & had friends in ALL five categories, believe it or not. We chose Simple Mind's "Don't You(Forget About Me), as our theme for our high school graduating class (1986).
A song performed, but not written by Simple Minds. They nearly turned down the opportunity to be involved with the song for the soundtrack but decided to go ahead and it surely was a major influence in their fame.
That's a really cool song.
@@dogsmorning7807 Indeed!
@@bmoshareholderappleshareho855 I STILL listen to on a regular. It never gets old to me. Nostalgic!
Hall and Ringwald were the only two who were actual teenagers, the others were in their early to mid 20's
Ally Sheedy was the same age as Emilio Estevez
I wish I realized then how amazing those years were!
One of my favorite movies. So relatable in any generation
My teenage years, I was only 15 when this came out.
This one of many of my favorite movies
I was in my 20’s during the 80’s….best time of my life. I can’t count the times I’ve seen this movie. You are definitely missed Mr Hughes.
A classic movie really good!!!I graduated high school in 1986…I really miss those days.If you haven’t seen this movie it’s definitely a must see👍👍👍
Awesome movie, definitely my fav. 'Don't you forget about me, when you walk on by...'
Ahhh.....the eighties!! My very favorite film and what an era to grow up in. John Hughes movies were the best!!
Perhaps you have forgotten that the entire world could have ended at any moment of the night or day, with only about twenty minutes warning!
That is "any minute", of every hour, of every day, of week, of every month of every year.
When you went to bed, or got on the bus for school, or to go home, or studied for a test the next day,
There was _no reason to be certain_ you and everything you held dear would not be *burned away* in the next day or two, nor even in the next _hour!_ ☹️
I love how we’re seeing on these videos that the many of the actors playing teens in movies were actually seasoned adults.
22 is a seasoned adult? hmmm.. ok.
Most of them were young adults. Judd was 25 when the movie was released, Ally and Emilio were 22 i believe. AMH and Molly were the only teens (i think both of them were 16)
This is my favorite 80s movie ! Have seen most of Molly Ringwalds movies !
I was a child of the 60's and 70's but even at my current age, I love the entire decade of the 80's. I "grew up" in the 80's. Got divorced, got me a job where I was making some decent bucks, got me my own apartment and furniture, and a car, etc. MY life. My choices. My screw-ups. I loved it all!!!
I still to this day have The Breakfast Club, Sixteen Candles, Pretty in Pink, Less than Zero (I know it's not part of the Brat Pack but it's a great movie), and I count St. Elmo's Fire, too. I'm just a kid at heart.
Great choices all of them. I didn't realize at the time but love J Hughes movies. Especially Farris Bueller.
Less than Zero made my cry for Julien. his story was so sad. Robert became quite the actor!
I was just a kid in the 1980s. In that time I was an army brat and got carted around to foreign lands. I also grew up in the 1980s. It is still my favorite decade.
I Loved Everything about “The Breakfast Club” especially “Simple Minds” great Song 🎵 Dee O’Donoghue 👍👍😲✌️The CAST were Excellent👍👍
I saw this movie about 20 times when it came out. Rented it when it went to video. And still giggle like a kid when I hear "Impossible sir. It's in Johnson's underwear."
Yeah, the final question asked encapsulates the magic of this movie. Hughes nailed us as a generation, and every last ONE of us was one of these characters.
It doesn't matter which one was me. I am 53, and I no longer wear my letter jacket...haha. But I do still HAVE that letter jacket.
Emilio Estevez! I love him, He is so cute
Loved that movie!!
To be honest I was like all of them, and didn't know that Molly Ringwald was only 16 in the film and still looks wonderful today😍 damn
Molly turned 17 in February of 1985 . . . When the movie came out she was 17 . . . Do the math .
I graduated high-school in 1980 and was still in college when this came out so I can definitely relate. It was an absolute great time to grow up. I would say I was mostly aligned to the jock. I always wondered why Hughes didn’t add one more character which is prevalent in all high schools; “the class clown” which I could also relate to. Every class has one. What do you think? Should Hughes have had a class clown?
Loved them all. All of them were the Best
I thought the Breakfast Club, was one of the most enjoyable movies that I had ever seen. I was an adult, but really loved it anyway.
I remember vividly seeing this movie in a theater in Peoria, Illinois. I'm right between Judd Nelson and Emilio Estevez in age. Damn scary how fast time goes by. Its seems like maybe 15-20 years ago, not 37.
My favourite film of the 80’s!! If I could time travel 🤩
Great movie, great Decade! I'm glad I was there!
"Ah,ah,ah,grab some wood there bub" one of the best lines in the movie,,my grandson and I call each other "bub" because of this movie...
One of the best movies ever!! The 80's were the best!!
You weren't there, were you, Leesa?
When the Cold War and the threat of nuclear annihilation ended, I was _very_ relieved!
Never ever will there be a time like the 80s, so so thankful to be a 16,17,18 year old in the mid 80s.
Wow…. I just watched breakfast club a few days ago…. Great movie…. Always takes me back…. I graduated 1986..!!
So I can relate to the entire film…!!!
So cool to see everyone today….!!
All great actors….!!!👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Thanks for sharing 🥸😎😍🥺🤗
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Great movie! I never get tired of watching it!
I'm thankful everyday that I grew up in the 80's!
Great film! Watching it again & again never gets old!
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This movie came out the year after my graduation but it hit pretty close to home anyway. Bender and Allison's characters were closer to the type of person I was in high school in my opinion. A lot of people knew me that I didn't know for some reason. I was friendly to everyone so maybe that was it but inside I was a loner. This movie made a difference in my life, in many lives I imagine. You can't really say that anymore.
This was definitely one of my all time favorite movie 🎥 the cast is awesome 🤩 & the 80’s was a lot of fun 😂!!
This movie came out when i was 15, just like all of the 80's movies, songs and life in general.....it was AWESOME!!!!