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An emotionally charged 80's masterpiece!!!
"The Breakfast Club" is one of the finest representations of emotion portrayed through images and music that I have ever seen. Five people from completely different angles are able to break down the walls of popularity, prejudice, and judgment, and come together as friends. If all films were made like this, the world would be in better condition than it is today.

Judd Nelson can eat breakfast in my club anytime...
I've seen this movie a zillion times, the last viewing really hit me hard. There was more tallent in this that I could not capture at first. On the note of viewing it in my "simple mind", I had a chance to see a cast that reigns supreme.... a great production...with lines that are so HS and true, if you believe in yourself and know who you are!

Judd had to have had a mere experience with this. He is amazing and very believable. I knew guys and girls just like the BC ones...I dated a few zoon dweebies, sorta had sex with the jocks, laughed at the weirdos with my cheerleader friends and still managed to marry a guy who's an amalgom of all of them/

mostly he's a bad boy with a great heart...............

Breakfast anyone??????????????//

brakin

Represents why the 80's had great music and movies
This movie epitomizes the decade of Reagan and it was a great and fun ride due to movies like this with a great soundtrack. Why is this movie great? first, it is hilarious with the one-liners from Bender (Judd Nelson).Brian played by Anthony Michael Hall is a nerd in this movie, but a cool dork. Look for the scene when he responds to Bender's question why (brian) is in the physics club. Ally Sheedy playing the nutcase is funny when she dumps her dandruff on her art. Molly Ringwald is funny just being the stereotypical stuck up "princess." Estevez is the cool-head in this movie.

Finally, the song, "Don't You Forget About Me" performed by Simple Minds fits perfectly with the movie. It plays at the beginning with the introduction of the actors and credits. However, it is effectively appropos when it's played at the end when everyone resolves their differences while Verner reads Brian's letter. The movie being filmed in a real high school in the suburbs of Illinois is effective as well.

Teenagers and kids today will realize how bad they have it with the no talent hip hop crap artists they listen to and the crappy movies they see nowadays.SInce the 80's ended, the music has been horrible. People viewing this movie will discover why the 80's had great songs and artists.

This movie is the best high school movie of all-time, but honorable mentions are Fast Times at Ridgemont High, Ferris Bueller's Day Off, Pretty in Pink, and St. Elmo's Fire due to all their great soundtracks.

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