80's or 90's, loser becomes hero, works on a beach for the summer, falls for a rich girl that as a house/balconny overlooking the beach and at some point he gets caught with a sausage/other fruit or vegetable in is pants. Anyone knows?
Awesome job lining all those clips up with the music!! I think John himself would have enjoyed this very much. These movies were, for so many of us, a light on the shore while we navigated the stormy seas of our youth.....and still to this day, remind many of usthat we are not alone, and that the geek can get the girl,......John's films reminded us that we weren't all alone in feeling all alone........we ARE the breakfast club.......Rock the F**k on, sisters and brothers, Rock the F**K on!
That's excellent - you should be happy with the era you grew up with. Don't kiss @ss! I was 10 in '80, which means I had the rare experience of being a teenager at the PERFECT moment (for me) in the 80's. I wouldn't say John Hughes' movies defined the 80's, a lot of things did (Madonna, Michael, Europop, New Wave) but his movies were absolutely frosting on the cake! I'm so glad you got to watch them too, I'm happy my teenage daughters love them as much as I did.
I was born in the 90's...and I'm not about to sit here and kiss ass and claim that I wish I was born in the eighties or that I hate the era I grew up in
...because I DON'T. Not particularly fond of the Reagan/Bush years.
But I can't deny the awesome of John Hughes' movies...they DEFINED the 80's and were enjoyable to watch growing up and still awesome to watch now.
That's your opinion and I will respect it. The 90's were a great decade as well, I was born during it so I know how great it was. Because of that I have had the shitty luck of growing up in the past decade. We had 4 great decades before the 2000's so I guess it was due that we would have a bad one.
I wish I was around in the 80's though, the whole decade just seemed fun. But that's my opinon
My mother was a child of the eighties (born in '74 but really remembers the '80s as the time she grew up). She has enough experiences and memories to sustain me through the more fun times of the '80s. :)
ooooh what a time we had back when this song was out and a hit....all those night and week ends....hot and wild....still got some fire burning ...not dead yet.....lol
So far, the 26 dislikes are either accidental clicks because they were busy paying attention to the video and clicked the wrong thumb. OR, they're from bitter teenagers that are irritated by the fact that the 80s had better music and movies than their decade (I have to throw in the 60s and 70s too, those decades rocked as well). Entertainment started going down hill fast just after 1996 with just handfulls of good entertainment here and there. 60s-80s were saturated with uniquness.
First Movies I saw were Breakfast club and sixteen candles. I was about 11 and My sis and I were at a cabin with are parents and there was nothing on tv, we were bored out of out minds and on the channel we were on played them back to back. I fell in love.♥
@MsErraticErika Do yourself a favor and find these two "forgotten" 80's teen classics. "3 O'clock High" and "Last American Virgin" trust me when I say this, their amazing !!
*sigh* Pretty In Pink and Some Kind of Wonderful, but under utilized and underrated. I LOVE those movies, but you have only like 2-3 shots maybe from those two, at the same time having like 50 shots from Ferris Bueller's Day Off and Breakfast Club!
It's okay. Good vid. I'm just tired of PIP and SKOW always being partly forgotten, probably 'cause John didn't direct either one.
I wish I was born in the early 70s or sixties so I could have truly experienced the 80s. Those of us born in the later 70s and early 80s missed out. The 90s sucked.
@RetroJenny i don't, the 70s and 60s is where it's at. free love. people forget that John Hughes movies rocked but the 80s sucked. Cocaine, Reaganomics and AIDS. I think that's why the movies were so good, because everything sucked back then.
Hahahaha, a bunch of delusional Pot heads having sex in a field in upstate New York, whoop dee doo. Their the reason the world is so screwed up now, but it hadn't settled in by the 80's. They took full control in the 90's.
Reaganomics was what got us out of the Carter years *shudder*. Idealism, optimism, creativity that wasn't just based on trying to be a rebel/derelict.
@RetroJenny Come on man the 90's didnt suck that much (born in 81) We got to see the rise of the backstreet boys, hanson, Chumbawumba, Mambo #5, new kids on the block, N*sync, milli vanilli, Hootie and the blowfish, ace of base, spice girls, limp bizkit, Oasis, and great movies like street fighter, cool as ice, Hot Shots, Hot shots part deux, Ed, Batman and Robin, spice world, Water world and Anaconda. Oh wait, the 90's did suck.
I was genuinely sad when I heard of John Hughes passing away - I am a total 80's head as I really believe the heart has gone out of movies and music since those days and he was a big part of that.
I'm just thankful I was a teenager during those years but I wish it could have lasted for all time.
Breakfast club is my personal favourite and so made me want to live in the states and go to a proper 'high school'!
Im so jealous of my parents, they got to be teenagers in the 80's. My dad said it was epic. Why couldnt i have lived during that time? whyyyyyy?!!!!!!
Maaaan, Whyy Caaant Myy Lifee Bee Likeee An 80'sz Movieee ' ?
iWould (Love] If Someoneee Threw Rocksz Aht Myy Windoww &&' Heldd Uhpp A Steroo Blastinqq Ourr Sonqq , Orr Iff Everyydaaay Thereee Wass Onn Persson Whoo Madee A Whaa Is Supost To Be Bad Experience Good, &' Then Walked Away With Their Fist Hiqh In The Airr , Withh 'Dont You (...Forqet ABout Me]' By 'Simple Mindsz' Playinq In The Backqround ♥'
I'd like to be able to write a movie as well as John Hughes, but sitting down and trying to do it is impossible. I do believe in myself but still can't imagine being able to match his sincerity and creative genius.
@bodhitachi Everyone loves you when you're six foot in the ground. Yeah, the people who he made his films for thought he was great, but he had all but disappeared by the 90s. And a lot of people in the industry though he was difficult to work with, and didn't have any consistency.
Sources: Entertainment Weekly, New York Times, etc. Since we've both had a fair chance to respond, I don't do YouTube arguments, so you can respond to me privately if you feel you have something else to say.
Though I was in my 30's when the classic John Hughes films swept across the film world in the 80's, I could see through the humor and feel the tenderness and the pain just below the skin; the same that I felt in the late 60's. Nuff said.
@zimThuet The movie was "Some Kind of Wonderful". Encore cable station is doing an 80's memorial day weekend; some John Hughes films being shown. Gonna be Gnarley watching. I was a teen in the 80's and The Breakfast Club was my fave & Pretty In Pink.
I love the Breakfast Club! First John Hughes movie I ever saw.. ever since than I have been hooked to all his films.. pure freakin' genuis! Hell, when I graduated High School and was walking the platform and accepted my diploma - I pumped my fist in the air like Judd Nelson at the end of the Breakfast Club!
FANTASTIC VIDEO! Thank you so much John Hughes for making my teenage years so much fun. The 80s would have never been the same without you. It is nice to see so many young people now who love and respect the things we loved in the 80s. It warms my heart.
FANTASTIC VIDEO! Thank you so much John Hughes for making my teenage years so much fun. The 80 would have never been the same without you. It is nice to see so many young people now who love and respect the things we loved in the 80s. It warms my heart.
Someday (I TRULY HOPE) that ALL who see a Hughes film realize "this is real life" You my be one of the jocks in this film, of the MIDDLE MAN" Or even the "I would never talk to that person" It's all BULLSHIT! I'm going to leave it at that! Respond to this same post 2 years from now? "Love me? Hate me? You're about to learn a (LIVING) Lesson! xo :-)
As a man staring 40 in the face, John Hughes was my teenage years, at least a very large part of the cinematic side. RIP to both John and my teenage years, how I miss them both.
my god-i grew up with all these great movies,planes,trains,ferris,16 candles,pretty in pink,some kind of,breakfast club and many more.RIP John Hughes,a director of his genre(teen comedy,comedy,comedy/drama) will never get the respect they deserve even though he was a part of many of our youths.great choice of song as well.To be a teenager again!!
"The Breakfast Club" was my hands down my all-time favorite. It really showed the world how incredibly talented actors like Molly Ringwald and Emilio Estevez were around the 80's. I'm only 22, so seeing these movies now, I have so much respect for actors like those two who pioneered the way for the next generation of talent. Molly Ringwald is my favorite actress from the 80's. She looks so young at 2:40. Sad that her acting career isn't as big as it used to be. Loved her crying scene also.
Nice work. But why use an uber '70s song? There has to be a thousand catchy tunes from the '80s that could have been used for this. A mix of tunes from soundtracks of Hughe's movies would be perfect. Anyhow, nice video, regardless. Love all of these flicks.
Best thing about this video = the awesome clips from classic films.
Second best thing? You didn't over-edit it, no stupid cuts or annoying transitions. You let moments and images speak for themselves, or linger long enough to remind us of the full scenes. Well done, and thank you.
john hughes was a loser to the fullest and doesn't deserve a tribute of any kind. if he wanted to be in the spotlight all he had to do was ask but instead he stayed in his house because he thought he would live forever, shows what he knew. he did make good movies though to bad he was such a loser and stopped making them. p.s. maybe he should have been more respectful to his fans and the people he worked with then this might not have happened
P.s.s. you should watch "don't you forget about me".
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gottathinkbig 5 days ago
way to go whomever made this!!! my buddies and i watched day of, while partying and it just summed up hughes's greatness!
rorytambores 1 week ago
How could anybody NOT like??? Thank you for the trip back to the 80s!
mariaklt 2 weeks ago
EPIC! Thank you!
stellaangelova 2 weeks ago
OMG!! Yes!!! Best group ever and the best director ever!!
stanpujols 3 weeks ago
THIS IS TOTALLY AWESOME ....John Hughes def made his mark in this world!
THANK YOU!!!!
Mittens72 3 weeks ago
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80's or 90's, loser becomes hero, works on a beach for the summer, falls for a rich girl that as a house/balconny overlooking the beach and at some point he gets caught with a sausage/other fruit or vegetable in is pants. Anyone knows?
jeanbonpourtoi 3 weeks ago
what a great video .. just love it!
Some kind of wonderful is my all time fave <3
androidgirl86 4 weeks ago
this decade is so shit im not even sure what its called.
20cFilmWannabe 1 month ago
@20cFilmWannabe tell me about it
androidgirl86 4 weeks ago
@20cFilmWannabe it's called "you'll get your ass kicked if you say something like that again"
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Awesome job lining all those clips up with the music!! I think John himself would have enjoyed this very much. These movies were, for so many of us, a light on the shore while we navigated the stormy seas of our youth.....and still to this day, remind many of usthat we are not alone, and that the geek can get the girl,......John's films reminded us that we weren't all alone in feeling all alone........we ARE the breakfast club.......Rock the F**k on, sisters and brothers, Rock the F**K on!
DEEPMOODYPURPLEBLUES 1 month ago in playlist Favorite videos
I just love this so much. I wish I could have met John <3 RIP
BeatlesFanCharsh 2 months ago
The fact that theres The Who as background music makes this even more amazing!
teapot12mod 3 months ago 3
THat was simply amazing.
Traumalad1 3 months ago 2
Fuck what I said about the timing. This kicks ass no matter what.
Cerberusballs 3 months ago
An itty bitty tad bit off timing in some places, but other than that, magNIFICO!!
Cerberusballs 3 months ago
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TheMovieD00D 3 months ago
This is one of the best videos on YouTube. You captured Hughes perfectly. The perfect song, the perfect clips. From 4:10 on is genius
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Let's see...
1. Find footage of some great 80's movies...Check.
2. Find a legendary rock song...Check.
3. Put them together...Check.
The Who and John Hughes what an epic combination.
day500champ08 4 months ago 14
this is a good song and who ever put this together did a great job
robertjamesingram 4 months ago
muy buen video!!! vi todas las peliculas!!!
MegaJuliaElena 4 months ago in playlist The 80's
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Rennimagus 4 months ago
what movie at 3:18?
nesh116 5 months ago
what movie at 2:50?
nesh116 5 months ago
@nesh116 Sixteen Candles
actikarate 4 months ago
what movie at 2:05
nesh116 5 months ago
@nesh116 The Breakfast Club
actikarate 4 months ago
whats the movie at 1:15 & 1:40
nesh116 5 months ago
0:26 (to the left) Shia LeBeouf??
norwegiantechnolover 5 months ago
@norwegiantechnolover LOL John Cusack.
MessIahmake 5 months ago
which is the one with charlie sheen?
Metusalem59 5 months ago
@Metusalem59 Ferris Bueller's Day Off.
js5akers 5 months ago
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soulshaker205 6 months ago
Shermer, Illinois rules! I'm moving there--if I ever find it! :0)
AK74inCali 6 months ago 2
@AK74inCali Thats what Jay & Silent Bob thought when they went looking for Shermer Illinois in Chasing Dogma !!
DinoMireles78 2 months ago
@ elektraeriseros
That's excellent - you should be happy with the era you grew up with. Don't kiss @ss! I was 10 in '80, which means I had the rare experience of being a teenager at the PERFECT moment (for me) in the 80's. I wouldn't say John Hughes' movies defined the 80's, a lot of things did (Madonna, Michael, Europop, New Wave) but his movies were absolutely frosting on the cake! I'm so glad you got to watch them too, I'm happy my teenage daughters love them as much as I did.
MarionRavenwood 6 months ago
i miss those days :(
TheDeman008 6 months ago
what are the names of all the movies ?
coolcooliocoolster 6 months ago
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emin3m03 6 months ago
I was born in the 90's...and I'm not about to sit here and kiss ass and claim that I wish I was born in the eighties or that I hate the era I grew up in
...because I DON'T. Not particularly fond of the Reagan/Bush years.
But I can't deny the awesome of John Hughes' movies...they DEFINED the 80's and were enjoyable to watch growing up and still awesome to watch now.
elektraeriseros 6 months ago 2
@elektraeriseros
That's your opinion and I will respect it. The 90's were a great decade as well, I was born during it so I know how great it was. Because of that I have had the shitty luck of growing up in the past decade. We had 4 great decades before the 2000's so I guess it was due that we would have a bad one.
I wish I was around in the 80's though, the whole decade just seemed fun. But that's my opinon
efan2011 6 months ago
@efan2011
My mother was a child of the eighties (born in '74 but really remembers the '80s as the time she grew up). She has enough experiences and memories to sustain me through the more fun times of the '80s. :)
elektraeriseros 6 months ago
@elektraeriseros
Same here, except my parents were born in the 60's so I hear about both the 70's and 80's. They tell a lot of great and bad stories :)
efan2011 6 months ago
great job!! such wonderful memories -- so many memorable scenes!!
missywolf1221 6 months ago
I found this not only amazing but entraining as well.Thank you!!!!!
mossycow2001 7 months ago 2
ooooh what a time we had back when this song was out and a hit....all those night and week ends....hot and wild....still got some fire burning ...not dead yet.....lol
moneytreeForU 7 months ago
the good old days!
lexus497 7 months ago
So far, the 26 dislikes are either accidental clicks because they were busy paying attention to the video and clicked the wrong thumb. OR, they're from bitter teenagers that are irritated by the fact that the 80s had better music and movies than their decade (I have to throw in the 60s and 70s too, those decades rocked as well). Entertainment started going down hill fast just after 1996 with just handfulls of good entertainment here and there. 60s-80s were saturated with uniquness.
hootyhaha 7 months ago
First Movies I saw were Breakfast club and sixteen candles. I was about 11 and My sis and I were at a cabin with are parents and there was nothing on tv, we were bored out of out minds and on the channel we were on played them back to back. I fell in love.♥
MsErraticErika 7 months ago 2
@MsErraticErika Do yourself a favor and find these two "forgotten" 80's teen classics. "3 O'clock High" and "Last American Virgin" trust me when I say this, their amazing !!
DinoMireles78 2 months ago
so for some reason whenevr im drunk on youtube i look up this video..always gets me in a good mood....i think its epic, and u should be proud of it
MusicMystic4 7 months ago
*sigh* Pretty In Pink and Some Kind of Wonderful, but under utilized and underrated. I LOVE those movies, but you have only like 2-3 shots maybe from those two, at the same time having like 50 shots from Ferris Bueller's Day Off and Breakfast Club!
It's okay. Good vid. I'm just tired of PIP and SKOW always being partly forgotten, probably 'cause John didn't direct either one.
wildsmiley 7 months ago
Its called Baba O'Reilly
kippermvp09 7 months ago
LOVE John Hughes films. The man had awesome talent. His work will be forever remembered. He is missed. Excellent work on this tribute video.
computerpurple 8 months ago 2
This makes me happy. :)
Excellent job
turningblueirises 8 months ago 8
I wish I was born in the early 70s or sixties so I could have truly experienced the 80s. Those of us born in the later 70s and early 80s missed out. The 90s sucked.
RetroJenny 9 months ago
@RetroJenny i don't, the 70s and 60s is where it's at. free love. people forget that John Hughes movies rocked but the 80s sucked. Cocaine, Reaganomics and AIDS. I think that's why the movies were so good, because everything sucked back then.
300daysandnights 8 months ago
@300daysandnights Well I'd take the 80s over the 90s, but it would have been great to be young in the 60s and 70s too.
RetroJenny 8 months ago
@300daysandnights
Hahahaha, a bunch of delusional Pot heads having sex in a field in upstate New York, whoop dee doo. Their the reason the world is so screwed up now, but it hadn't settled in by the 80's. They took full control in the 90's.
Reaganomics was what got us out of the Carter years *shudder*. Idealism, optimism, creativity that wasn't just based on trying to be a rebel/derelict.
Califacience 8 months ago
@Califacience having sex in a field smoking ganja sounds pretty good to a lot of people.
300daysandnights 8 months ago
@RetroJenny Come on man the 90's didnt suck that much (born in 81) We got to see the rise of the backstreet boys, hanson, Chumbawumba, Mambo #5, new kids on the block, N*sync, milli vanilli, Hootie and the blowfish, ace of base, spice girls, limp bizkit, Oasis, and great movies like street fighter, cool as ice, Hot Shots, Hot shots part deux, Ed, Batman and Robin, spice world, Water world and Anaconda. Oh wait, the 90's did suck.
PunkRockPat 7 months ago
THAT WAS AWESOME!!! Good job!! I'm a total 80's kid and that just kicked some serious booty!
Iamonewhobelieves 9 months ago
I wish i was a teenager in the 80s!
wra7h 9 months ago
Nice montage.
I was genuinely sad when I heard of John Hughes passing away - I am a total 80's head as I really believe the heart has gone out of movies and music since those days and he was a big part of that.
I'm just thankful I was a teenager during those years but I wish it could have lasted for all time.
Breakfast club is my personal favourite and so made me want to live in the states and go to a proper 'high school'!
Molly Ringwald is an awesome dancer!
80's forever!!
TheIronDream 9 months ago
Good work--I really enjoyed this!
William Lloyd
MyDaddysson 9 months ago
Im so jealous of my parents, they got to be teenagers in the 80's. My dad said it was epic. Why couldnt i have lived during that time? whyyyyyy?!!!!!!
chelseababy81 9 months ago
1:02 - calculator watch
frubo 9 months ago
1:09 Casey Jones.
nardo363636 9 months ago 2
Here's an Idea ........Why don't you use an 80's song not a song made in the 70's. .........Just Sayin
Swearengen420 9 months ago
Maaaan, Whyy Caaant Myy Lifee Bee Likeee An 80'sz Movieee ' ?
iWould (Love] If Someoneee Threw Rocksz Aht Myy Windoww &&' Heldd Uhpp A Steroo Blastinqq Ourr Sonqq , Orr Iff Everyydaaay Thereee Wass Onn Persson Whoo Madee A Whaa Is Supost To Be Bad Experience Good, &' Then Walked Away With Their Fist Hiqh In The Airr , Withh 'Dont You (...Forqet ABout Me]' By 'Simple Mindsz' Playinq In The Backqround ♥'
kiidxemma 10 months ago
2:04 WINNER!
EJthejok3r 10 months ago
best 80s montage ever! brought back lots of memories!!
TheStacygolden 10 months ago
I'd like to be able to write a movie as well as John Hughes, but sitting down and trying to do it is impossible. I do believe in myself but still can't imagine being able to match his sincerity and creative genius.
bergalini 10 months ago
his films were truly americana and the heart was there when you saw these wonderful films
valtis23 10 months ago
GOOD VIDEO!! I remember watchin those movies with my mom wen i was little:)
kay77764 10 months ago
@emerica0707 fucking whoppi
MultiPlayaaa 10 months ago
This is ah-mazing man, (or lady). Thank you so much for posting this!!!
chefjenn31 10 months ago
80's movies were the best!!!
MajCinematic 10 months ago
@bodhitachi Everyone loves you when you're six foot in the ground. Yeah, the people who he made his films for thought he was great, but he had all but disappeared by the 90s. And a lot of people in the industry though he was difficult to work with, and didn't have any consistency.
Sources: Entertainment Weekly, New York Times, etc. Since we've both had a fair chance to respond, I don't do YouTube arguments, so you can respond to me privately if you feel you have something else to say.
spazola789 11 months ago
2:21 good one, love this video
Danceallnightbabe 11 months ago
Absolutely brilliant! Thank you sooooooooo much! Danke Schön!
galvinguerrero 11 months ago
Though I was in my 30's when the classic John Hughes films swept across the film world in the 80's, I could see through the humor and feel the tenderness and the pain just below the skin; the same that I felt in the late 60's. Nuff said.
marx007100 11 months ago
I will be inspired to do stuff for at least 3 days.
Utterbach 11 months ago
John Hughes was so underrated. So sad.
spazola789 11 months ago
@spazola789 John Hughes wasn't underrated? What planet do you live on? He was critically acclaimed and mad respected.
bodhitaichi 11 months ago
i was yet a child in the 80s i wish i was a teenager in the 80s the 90s sucked
kforcool 11 months ago
@kforcool me too!
metop33 11 months ago
Cuts were 2 quick at the start, made me feel dizzy and not want to watch it..but by the end I found it very enjoyable b+ ;-)
yemieko 11 months ago
Editing is shit...too many cuts
yemieko 11 months ago
At the end of this video I pumped my fist in the air.
KilldozerRocks 1 year ago
did a great job on this
myerstobe 1 year ago
what movie is that scene with the blonde woman from? at around 0.15 right in the beginning?
zimThuet 1 year ago
@zimThuet It's from Some Kind Of Wonderful (1987).
Bauser75 1 year ago
@zimThuet The movie was "Some Kind of Wonderful". Encore cable station is doing an 80's memorial day weekend; some John Hughes films being shown. Gonna be Gnarley watching. I was a teen in the 80's and The Breakfast Club was my fave & Pretty In Pink.
ivegottaheadache 8 months ago
What an amazing montage.
John Hughes was a genius.
You will be missed.
sugarandspice4815 1 year ago
This is so perfect. :)
annieann200814 1 year ago
John Hughes was a genious i loved all of his movies but my favorites would have to be SIXTEEN CANDLES AND THE BREAKFAST CLUB
truemoon77 1 year ago
1:04 Which movie ? actor Judd Nelson..
100makro 1 year ago
@100makro The Breakfast Club. One of Hughes' best and my personal favorite.
smecking 1 year ago 3
@smecking Thanks..
My Fovorite Weird Sciense,Ferris Bueller and Say Anyting
100makro 1 year ago
@100makro İmprove;Weird Sciense,Ferris Bueller and Some Kind Of Wonderful
100makro 1 year ago
FERRIS BUELLAR! FAVORTIE MOVIE EVER.
TheSuperSarah911 1 year ago
Nice. Thank you for not including home alone. You have taste.
smecking 1 year ago
Lots of other movie clips that could've been included...but good stuff
silverchikk 1 year ago
Nice work! 80's 4ever!
Nox0verstreet 1 year ago
this is perfect
keanatgs 1 year ago
THIS should've been the video tribute they played at the Oscars.
Nightmaricvision 1 year ago
This is fantastic. The only thing missing is more Duckie.
raeraeraerae37 1 year ago
@raeraeraerae37 i agree needed more Pretty in Pink without a doubt.
Nox0verstreet 1 year ago
I love the Breakfast Club! First John Hughes movie I ever saw.. ever since than I have been hooked to all his films.. pure freakin' genuis! Hell, when I graduated High School and was walking the platform and accepted my diploma - I pumped my fist in the air like Judd Nelson at the end of the Breakfast Club!
emerica0707 1 year ago 52
@emerica0707
Have you seen "Easy A"? It was just released on DVD. HUGE nods to John Hughes films in that movie.
MarionRavenwood 1 year ago
this gave me chills. thank you :)
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FANTASTIC VIDEO! Thank you so much John Hughes for making my teenage years so much fun. The 80s would have never been the same without you. It is nice to see so many young people now who love and respect the things we loved in the 80s. It warms my heart.
ok1jwc 1 year ago
FANTASTIC VIDEO! Thank you so much John Hughes for making my teenage years so much fun. The 80 would have never been the same without you. It is nice to see so many young people now who love and respect the things we loved in the 80s. It warms my heart.
ok1jwc 1 year ago
Love watching this as it reminds me to dig out my John Hughes movies and salute a great man! Thanks!
givemeahugNOW 1 year ago
Someday (I TRULY HOPE) that ALL who see a Hughes film realize "this is real life" You my be one of the jocks in this film, of the MIDDLE MAN" Or even the "I would never talk to that person" It's all BULLSHIT! I'm going to leave it at that! Respond to this same post 2 years from now? "Love me? Hate me? You're about to learn a (LIVING) Lesson! xo :-)
ipadappebook 1 year ago
Brilliant !
facetina 1 year ago
Now that, that was amazing. That is one of the most amazing, inspiring things I've seen on the internet.
Utterbach 1 year ago
Now that, that was amazing. That is one of the most amazing, insipiring things I've seen on the internet.
Utterbach 1 year ago
Brilliant!
AngelVomit 1 year ago
John Hughes you will always be memoried:) R.I.P.
Riannelord 1 year ago
Excellent work
multipliedbytwilight 1 year ago
I LOVE THE 80'S WOW
boxergirljessie 1 year ago
GREAT MOVIES, GREAT SONG. R I P JOHNNY!!!!!
AGBroadwaystar 1 year ago
HI YES I NEED THE LISTED OF ALL THIS MOVIES A.S.P
thatguy247420 1 year ago
LOVE! <3
surfjenny 1 year ago
What I wouldn't give to be this age in the 80's
SydyJo357 1 year ago
One of the greatest tunes!
er6789er 1 year ago
ONE OF THE BEST John Hughes tributes!!!! Thanx for acknowledging his work! =)
maj1986 1 year ago
Great video! I loved being a teenager in the 80's! :)
str8tup 1 year ago 25
@str8tup jealous!!
b33jal 1 year ago
@str8tup Me too! It was the best decade!
YOUrmypal68 1 year ago
@str8tup i wish i was an 80s teen
QuantumR96 6 months ago 2
Awesome montage! Awesome movies! Awesome song!
theskillet111 1 year ago
Gives me the chills, & SO many memories..
Getttcrunkkkx3 1 year ago
As a man staring 40 in the face, John Hughes was my teenage years, at least a very large part of the cinematic side. RIP to both John and my teenage years, how I miss them both.
bamachine 1 year ago 4
my god-i grew up with all these great movies,planes,trains,ferris,16 candles,pretty in pink,some kind of,breakfast club and many more.RIP John Hughes,a director of his genre(teen comedy,comedy,comedy/drama) will never get the respect they deserve even though he was a part of many of our youths.great choice of song as well.To be a teenager again!!
DANALEXJOHN 1 year ago
ferris bueler, the breakfast club, and planes trains and automobiles are the best movies ever!
musicfreak2112 1 year ago
i love his movies but why did he use the same actors ? i mean love them just wondering
spearlsss 1 year ago
also i always wanted to know who made this song thanks,i kinda thought it was Thin Lizzy or something.>_>
SpinDoctor91 1 year ago
ah the classic,nothing can beat the 80's films! John Hughes was a legend,he created a whole new genere of fims.
SpinDoctor91 1 year ago
I love how most of his movie were set in or near Chicago, because im from Chicago:P
paulwhitemon 1 year ago
This vid made me sad.. cause i love all this movies. I was born in 80's and it brought some memories!
Thanks for the clip!
From Brazil!
markovicp10 1 year ago
Man I am so glad I got to grow up in the 80's I wouldn't change it for anything!
DougMcHead 1 year ago
"The Breakfast Club" was my hands down my all-time favorite. It really showed the world how incredibly talented actors like Molly Ringwald and Emilio Estevez were around the 80's. I'm only 22, so seeing these movies now, I have so much respect for actors like those two who pioneered the way for the next generation of talent. Molly Ringwald is my favorite actress from the 80's. She looks so young at 2:40. Sad that her acting career isn't as big as it used to be. Loved her crying scene also.
bluffgrad07 1 year ago
Epic compilation awesome job
ForeverYoung1190 1 year ago
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The music is very annoying!
Dionfl 1 year ago
best video I found all night I was sooo happy when i saw this<3
elevensRup 1 year ago
Such A damn Legend R.I.P. John Hughes
Walkingtall202 1 year ago
i miss you john hughes. everytime i watch the church scene in home alone, where the choir are singing, it makes me sad.
R.I.P
Gencturk92 1 year ago
Nice work. But why use an uber '70s song? There has to be a thousand catchy tunes from the '80s that could have been used for this. A mix of tunes from soundtracks of Hughe's movies would be perfect. Anyhow, nice video, regardless. Love all of these flicks.
RobThomas916 1 year ago
This was by far one of the greatest gosh darn film montages I have ever seen 8{']...
MadHatter3Z3 1 year ago 3
Beam me back Scottie!The 80s ruled.Nice video!!!
Lowrider9116 1 year ago 3
very well done. what happened to She's Having a Baby? otherwise very well done.
MsVanLoon 1 year ago
What ever happen to the socks with the different color rings around them. You can't find those any more.
Otteto 1 year ago
Wow- I can't tell you the last time I watched a 5 minute video on YTube---
Excellent...
Thunderklok 1 year ago
Smoke up Johnny
ClevelandStillSux 1 year ago
80's ROCK
swetpe 1 year ago
put john candy in it,it'll make it just right
nate7278 1 year ago
CSI NY's theme song?
sushiamaebi 1 year ago
great montage...wonderful job.
misslopez80 1 year ago
The Breakfast Club is the best movie EVER!!!
soccerchic365 1 year ago 2
WOW.
LennyZMariaElena 1 year ago
Best thing about this video = the awesome clips from classic films.
Second best thing? You didn't over-edit it, no stupid cuts or annoying transitions. You let moments and images speak for themselves, or linger long enough to remind us of the full scenes. Well done, and thank you.
paxpaul 1 year ago 4
two words - total genius! :) whoever put this together - BRAVO! :)
sjk6101983 1 year ago
Another youtube GEM !
HawkeyeNJ 1 year ago
awesome video
dancedissadent2 1 year ago
Cool video, the Teens movies only worked in 1980'S!
LonKirk 1 year ago
Great Job....
KRIZMIX 1 year ago
GREAT !!!!!!! love this tribute! John Hughes was the best!
TheMeganWitt 1 year ago
This was amazing. You should be proud of yourself my friend.
I love the song. Fits well
NickFury182 1 year ago
I'm 35, 2 kids etc... but I still watch JH movies to remind myself that life is good :-)
abmcwilliams 1 year ago
Great job!
mcginty78 1 year ago
lovable and memorable movies, john was the best.
IntoTheFace 1 year ago
only one year shy of his 60th birthday.
pixargod 1 year ago
Congratulations!!!
Great montage!!!
John Hughes was the best in 80´s!!!
Dryquinha 1 year ago
When I learned that he had died at the end of the "Don't You Forget About Me" Docymentary I'll admit that I cried.
gleemanvox23 1 year ago
john hughes was a loser to the fullest and doesn't deserve a tribute of any kind. if he wanted to be in the spotlight all he had to do was ask but instead he stayed in his house because he thought he would live forever, shows what he knew. he did make good movies though to bad he was such a loser and stopped making them. p.s. maybe he should have been more respectful to his fans and the people he worked with then this might not have happened
P.s.s. you should watch "don't you forget about me".
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