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You thought this movie was just fun: a stoned wrestler doing cartwheels, a girl using her dandruff to create snow in a drawing, a juvenile delinquent who gets a carton of cigarettes for Christmas, a queen bee putting on lipstick with her cleavage, and an academic-minded young man who fails to make a workable elephant-lamp.īut, wait-it turns out at the end there's a moral lesson. What is The Breakfast Club About and Why Should I Care? You're about to visit (or revisit, because this movie can't be seen too many times) the greatest teen movie ever made. So, kick back, relax, play Simple Minds' "Don't You (Forget About Me)," and walk toward an imaginary camera with a triumphant fist in the air. The Breakfast Club dropped lots of F-bombs and dealt with Serious Issues affecting the '80s teen.Īfter going through a relatively thrifty production, The Breakfast Club became a smash hit, securing the cast's reputations as pop cultural icons: The stars of The Breakfast Club became a hard-partying unit known as the "Brat Pack" (riffing off Frank Sinatra's "Rat Pack"). Sixteen Candles was light and frothy and rated PG. Prior to The Breakfast Club, Hughes had already created a hit with Sixteen Candles in 1984 (teaching a generation to recite the line "What's happenin', hot stuff?"), but with The Breakfast Club, he was ready to go deep into a world of dads burning sons with cigars and teens bullying each other… before making sure everything turned out all right in the end. The movie was written and directed by John Hughes, the guy who flipped teen movies into production as easily as if they had been pancakes. It's the story of a jock, a nerd, a juvenile delinquent, a rich, popular girl, and a weird girl who transcend their respective stereotypes and learn to get along. Yeah, this sounds like the start of a bad joke, but instead, it's the start of a really good movie.
Stars: Emilio Estevez, Judd Nelson, Molly Ringwaldįive high school stereotypes walk into a.
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