“When You Grow Up, Your Heart Dies.” - THE BREAKFAST CLUB (1985) | MOVIE REACTION 

I thought you were going to say you did in fact nail Allison.

With weed* lol

@@trinidadjames203😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

Excellent! And thank u for all u do by making the difference.

​@@trinidadjames203😂 that's funny. Knowing how much therapy costs though, all patients are getting f*cked anyway😉😁

I never noticed that and I've watched this movie so many times. That's crazy😮

Yeah, I remember that clearly, too, in 1969. There’s a cut scene of him talking to them in the library that’s longer and he roasts each of them. I think it’s titled “The Breakfast Club - deleted scenes part 1” and I think there are two parts. I like that John Hughes used John Kapelos in Sixteen Candles, Weird Science, and The Breakfast Club. All memorable parts.

​@@JohnnyUtah15those aren't on any of my copies but I'll look them up, thanks for that. Also, some may film makers have been influenced by Jon Hughes, like Richard Linklater, Kevin Smith, Cameron Crowe... (It a long list so not even gonna try to name them all😊) that he should get the recognition from the academy which he deserves. Even though it won't mean anything to him now it would mean that in years to come the posterity would be there.

And the " I dont like Mondays" graffiti is from the Boomtown Rats song about a girl in the UK who shoots up a school.

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Na, in sure he wud have got more since then 😂

Johnny was busy smokin a carton of cigarettes

He has to go back tommorow

Nah, he's finishing up his 40-year sentence on Sunday -- March 24, 2024!

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Haha, spoken like a true high schooler.

Weed, is there anything it can't do?😵‍💫

So true. It's the only way I can tolerate my wife's best friend

*at the right times 🤌🏼🔥

​@@EsotericRageehehheheh

Agreed.. he must have been a stud!!

Me too!

I was hoping someone would say this. A buddy of mine used to always say "The Breakfast Club defined high school in the 80s!". It used to make me chuckle because he was a baby in the 80s, so how the hell would he know?! I was about 11 when this came out, and when my friend's sister had her basketball games, we would run around the school like they did in this film because some of the hallways had gates like the ones at this school. We'd recreate scenes from this movie all the time!

@@Crimsonams high school in the 80's was crazy! once, after a speech/debate tournament the after party was so much fun. we were all drunk, at a friends house, trying to explain "The Twightlight Zone" TV show to a german foriegn exchange student in the hot tub.

Yeah, I think if you mix this & Fast Times together, you get a decent idea of what things were like🤣

@@tillasmax what kind of teens were considered "weird" in that time ? I`m not from USA so i`m curious

I miss the 80s

Applying lipstick without your hand wasn't easy either .. and that was her talent

It's not that easy to do. Because you know I had to try it after seeing that! 😁

@@kylaarmstrong-benjamin8066 My boobs are tiny or else I’d have tried lol.

@@PatiAnn@PatiMeltz I have a friend who's physically disabled who's unable to use her hands, and she is also a makeup artist.

​@@mchllwoodscool beans

They were planning on it a few years ago, but for whatever reason they weren't given rights to it. They ended up making a movie called 'The Class' which is supposed to be some kind of modern remake.

People who eat sushi are pretentious trendy @$$hole$

Did a good job of reminding us that she is a yuppi in training, in case we could have missed it back in the day

You can thank the Moonies for that...

Funny as this started I couldn't recall what she did. Thanks for that.

Bender is the kind of guy who ends up in jail or worse

​@galvinklatt5273 no.. bender is the guy who builds his own company and does it his way.

@@creinicke1000Right on!!! I would see it that way after that day in detention. He grew just as much as the rest of them.

@@galvinklatt5273 That what Principal Vernon would have wanted. In fact, I think Principal Vernon's days were numbered after Carl caught him looking through the personal files. Carl cared a lot more for those kids than Vernon did.

Also that was his real life mom & sister in the beginning.

@@JakeToll37 I think she was related to Christian Slater as well.

Although John Hughes said that he was closest to being like Bender when he actually was in high school! That's probably why John Hughes named the character "John" Bender.

Awww I didn’t know that❤️

@@donniedarko3259very interesting

Love this movie this is the epitome of high school in the 80s.

Me too. I also suffer with anxiety and fall apart when i don't excel at things

Was it confirmed Alison was sexually abused? I was like wow when you said that point

@@rebeccakimble5512 I don’t know that it was ever confirmed, but given the stats about CSA, it’s likely that one of the five kids had been victimized that way, and given her stories, she seems like the most likely candidate.

Not to mention WarGames / St. Elmo's Fire (same year as The Breakfast Club, directed by the late Joel Schumacher) / Blue City / Betsy's Wedding* / Only the Lonely / Home Alone 2 / High Art / Single Drunk Female*! I met both her and Ringwald myself 4 months ago in Rhode Island, by the way.

No disassemble !!

Who's Johnny??

@@carameldiva5131 Johnny is the robot in the movie “Short Circuit”. His name is Johnny #5. Ally Sheedy plays in that movie. It’s an 80s movie, corny but cute. We all loved it as a kid

​@@michele36618I'm in my 50's and I still love it!

Or at least 'I Wanna Be an Airborne Ranger'. 😄

She was also on Home Alone 2, she played the ticket agent

Yup all for about $30k a year

Facts. I thought sushi was gross before i tried it, too. Now i love it, but california rolls are definitely the good gateway sushi

California roll is so good !!!! I don’t like raw fish, this was the first sushi I ever tried ! Delicious!!

wasabi is great I use it instead of guacamole on taco bowls. LOL

I was iffy on sushi too, but once I tried it, I now go like once a week for all you can eat. Lemon roll, shooting star are my favorite rolls. Only down side or maybe an upside that all sushi places aren't the same.

I wonder if the reactor knows that Andrew (Emilio Estevez) is Charlie Sheen’s brother

Fun fact: John Hughes originally wrote Dumb and Dumber, but sold the screenplay to the Farrelly bros and told them to discredit his name

I was 16, and you're so right.

This right here. Preach.

Don't look at me in that tone of voice...

YEP! This would not be allowed today. The things we went through.

These kids had serious issues that they had to deal with as all people do Kids nowadays like to adopt issues that have nothing to do with them Just look at Columbia University for an example

Every other john hughes movie besides home alone and planes trains and automobiles is about sex and partying. Just watch Hughes's second best coming of age movie "16 Candles" if you have any doubts,

​@@From-North-Jersey.. That's not true. First of all, the partying and sex in Sixteen Candles is not the main story. It is Molly Ringwald's character, her first crush and her family forgetting her 16th birthday. Second, John Hughes has even more coming of age movies like "Some kind of Wonderful" and "Pretty in Pink". Then there's the classic 'Ferris Bueller's Day Off". He also did "Uncle Buck" and "Baby's Day Out". I was a teenager in the 80's and grew up watching his movies. There is no way I would describe them as just sex and partying, they had way more depth and meaning to them.

@@brendag5263 Nobody saw some kind of wonderful or baby's day out to be honest. The first was a great movie. The party chaos is usually a part of the good hughes movies because he was basically a fratboy comedy writer. Hughes was the second most prolific writer at National Lampoon magazine when they were huge, he was co writer of Animal House and Caddy Shack with his coke buddie and the most prolific writer at national lampoon Doug Kenny(the man who did so much cocaine his behavior convinced chevy chase to check into rehab). The official policy on Kenny by his friends was he didn't commit suicide in Hawaii, he fell off the mountain accidentally before he found a good spot to jump from. "Vacation" was based on John Hughes family vacation in 1959, he just moved it to the 80's for budget costs. Why did Ringwalds parents forget her birthday? a huge party called "A wedding" over shadowed it. "I guess all those people who thought we had to get married feel pretty dumb now eh Padre?" "You'll have to forgive us the bride got her monthly visit a little early, she had to take a mussel relaxant"-Brides Mother "Try four" -Bride. Short woman from poltergeist crosses herself and says "Amen"

haha He also played a rapist murderer on the HBO show Oz.

And Weird Science

@@carm3d he was in "Weird Science" too?? Who'd he play in "Weird Science"???

@@karlsmith2570 "Pretty lady, what's a beautiful broad like you... doing with a malaca like this?"

@@karlsmith2570 I tried to answer you with a quote of his line, but YT censored it. He played the latino gentleman in the bar with the thick accent. He asked Lisa why she was with a m_____. Lisa said, "It's purely sexual." Then he said, "No sh__." AMH said, "She's into m_____s, Dino."

That was some special effects magic because Molly doesn't have big enough tits to actually do that for real.

The makeover didn't bother me as much because it was more about the girl bonding moment between them. We knew Allison was ignored at home and basically had no friends so it allowed her to have a girly moment with Claire while getting some attention. It also allowed Claire to be nice to Allison and hang out with because she wanted to and wouldnt be judged for hanging with someone not in her status or social circle.

@@lirpa2300 Judd Nelson holds the same view of the makeover that you do, btw. And hey, if Andy and Brian do, in fact, get excited when they see Allison's new look (after probably only seeing her the other way for years), there's nothing "wrong" with that.

Exactly the reaction John Hughes wanted with that line. Such a great writer!

and you never did.

Yeah. It was great back then. Hard to get by making that now. Sad how inflation got us lol

It came out in 85

'85. And yeah, I must've owned it on pretty much every form of media it's been released on. Nice to have the audio commentary track (featuring Judd Nelson, Anthony Michael-Hall, and the dude who put the special feature mini-documentaries together) on the DVD.

I grew up knowing them as pixie sticks lol!

@@shutupnvibe Yup! Thats the name, THANK YOU! I couldn’t think of it. Probably because we bought the cheap supermarket no name brand kind that you could buy for like .25¢. Pixie Stix knock offs and the wax soda bottle shaped things with the artificial flavored sugar water inside 🤣

@@NativeNYerChicHK yesss haha

My girlfriend had to drag me to see it. She had seen it with her friends already, and it had blown their minds. (I think the title of the movie just sounded "boring" to me or something.) Anyway, I of course ended up having my mind blown as well, and it instantly became one of my all-time faves. Thanks, Katie! (high school girlfriend). 😄