Reading your comments below made me realize I;m not the only one who feels that way. except that I'm more into late 60's and early 70's. That's bitchin man!!
Reading your comments below made me realize I;m not the only one who feels that way. except that I'm more into late 60's and early 70's. That's bitchin man!!
E.T, Back to the Future, Rocky, Rambo, The Goonies, Beverly Hills Cop, Stand by me, Breakfast Club, the music, the clothes, the spirit.... Although I was born in 86, I miss the 80´s so much!!! It was the best decade EVER!!! Closely followed by the 60´s because of the hippies. =P
I was 17 when this movie came out. Coming of age in the 80s was interesting because we still lived in a predominantly analog world - vinyl records, typewriters, cassette tapes, etc, but computers were not unknown to us and we weren't afraid of the new technology. My boyfriend digitized Bach symphonies on his computer, but they only way he could make sure I heard them was to put them on cassette tapes!
In the 80's, no one really looked at themselves thinking "this is the best decade ever". That's what people think when they look back to it because of how crap stuff is today. Honestly, being a teen in 2011, I'm fine with that. If I want to listen to 80's music and watch 80's movies, I'll do that. If you want to live a decade, you can do that. Nothing is stopping you, so don't feel bad for being of a certain age, because people may think the same way about our decade (I doubt it though, haha).
The only good teen films of the 2000's are Bring It On Road Trip Josie & The Pussycats A Walk to Remember Save the Last Dance Orange County Sugar & Spice The Hot Chick The Perfect Score Mean Girls She's the Man Superbad John Tucker Must Die Juno Easy A All we're missing is our Molly Ringwald :/
The funny thing about 80s music (and times)... is none of these kids would have been game to dance together... Know it make a great movie about everyone getting along but... been there and done that and BULLSHIT.... the jocks hated the punks, the punks hated the nerds, the nerds hated jocks.... Really doubt things are different today (but I fucking hope so)....
@jtyeacp hmm, I guess in a way it's still pretty much the same today but not as much. I mean if there's a willingness to get along then it's fine. I have a big mixture of friends from jocks to goths to preps, we just all hang out together because we have fun doing similar things. It's not as dramatically divided, at least in my school..
@jtyeacp That was the point of the movie. Only the nerd said he wouldn't ignore the rest of them on Monday, but (from memory) the others said they probably would ignore each other if they saw them in the hall between classes
@The69Goose nerds friends are more open minded. if your that sporty guy and you hang out with a freak, the other sporty guys will instantly start to bash you. but theres always those nerds who have theyr own group, but theyr still trying to get around the popular kids. and that was just the stereotype, im sure it can be in a totally different way.
Uhh...I think the whole idea of the movie is that they were forced to spend so much time together that they eventually had to talk and get to know one another in that setting. The fact that they would never talk to one another under any other circumstances is part of the theme.
1:18 i would burn the battery's out the remote control to the VCR beating off!! i would be in bed and here my dad come home from work and cursing to him self about the remote not working. lol;"damn foreign shit, never works right...what a fucking ripoff! honey do we have any spear battery's!" my mom; if there's none in the covert take the ones out of my Walkman...I'll go to Perry's drugstore in the morning!" lol.
This movie is a trip It has a drama queen, emo girl, the jock, a nerd, and a bad ass. Lol they did a awesome job cause on this cause you don't see people hang out like that any more
ok people stop with nostalgia lover every movie today sucks people are more likely to love wat was out when you were young sorry those days are over so let us enjoy our youth
I love everything about this movie. I wish I was in going into high school when this movie came out. I would have done things so different! Amazing movie, amazing scene, amazing song. Ally Sheedy is sooo hot! She's hotter before the makeover. Why can't there be girls like her or Claire?
Im 17 now. I wish I could have been a teen in the 80's than today. I dont have a cell phone and honestly think texting is pretty stupid because you can call and talk for 5 minutes instead of texting a few words for an hour to tell something. And I love 80's music. Sure some might be cheesy, but I still like. Nowadays people are into this no talent hip pop because they all distort their voices and use the same beats and get paid millions for singing about something stupid. Am I right or not
@RQ117 OMG! I swear u sound just like me! Everyone close to me knows how retro and 80s obsessed i've been since i was in middle school. I'm now a junior in high school. But anyways other people think im weird cuz i listen to 80s music, can quote nearly every line in my fav 80s movies, my style in both fashion and my own music have 80s influences, i'd rather drive a classic hipster mobile as i call it then some brand new car lol, and most of all that i've been wishing to be my age in my fave '86
@MikaelaSloanJones Yeah, well maybe the style will come back someday- that would be pretty fun. It was 80's day at my school 2 days ago and it was cool to see everyone dress up. Even the teachers did, so it was a lot of fun :)
@RQ117 Yeah i had retro day on tuesday and well the 80s have come back in our style today really but i'd rather experience the real life you know *sighs* but yeah
80's was the years of evolutions if u ask me, the music was innovative, the movie came up always with new ideas and the heavy metal ruled, too bad the actual 2000's havent the same spirit.
Anyone else notice the sports guy cant really dance? The others were actually jumping around and he beat his legs, played the air guitar, and that thing at the end that I dont know how to describe.
@PloK00nsClone lol i notive he cant dance either the rest of them were actually good at dancing and the part at the end had me dying laughing i kept rewinding it back to back
seriously, not to be emo/goth or anything. But life is slowly getting worse and worse. It seems like things were always better, people had better outlooks na had more honest fun. Todya people spend to much time on the comp or tv. Or it could just be that the grass is always greener on the other side. Its not that I dont have fun, its just sometimes I daydream about what life wouldve been if I was born earlier.
@PloK00nsClone true I was around during the 80s' life was so much better even in the 90s' people still rarely used computers or cellphones...I just went on the computer to go on paint lol...cause it was still new to me lol....to buy a coke was much cheaper than it is now...crazy stuff, but the only thing to do is look forward
@sexiperuana I was around during that time as well but computing in the 80's and 90's was utterly brilliant with its own distinctive style and creativity such as with the C64, Amiga...etc.. So just like with the music, movie & gaming industry, it has ALL gone to shit with over commercialization and a lack of creativity and risk taking in all those fields.
Just because you weren't into technology during that time doesn't mean that using a Computer wasn't great, but i do understand what you :)
@Eggland21 I'm sorta a mixture of Bender and the basket case (I can never remember her name in the movie, i know it's Allison Reynolds in real life) but yeah, since i'm still in highschool ai can't say 'i was' because i still am :D
@Eggland21 Bender and the geek. I had a bad attitude (non social) but wasn't stupid either. Others were worried about the latest fashions or playing sports. I got lost in the cracks, was teaching myself to be a mechanic and how to make explosives. Still got all my fingers and today, I repair airplanes. The stuff I did back then, would land me in federal prison today... Aaaaah the good ole days.... heh-heh-heh... :-D
@landotter1 not even bothered calling you old dude, just feeling a bit sorry for the fact you seem to have grown into a disapproving narky adult! SEE THE LIGHT BEFORE ITS TOO LATE!! learn to live for each day not dwell on the past , im 18 and even I know a thing or two about the 80's ..and if the cure arent dark and dreary what the fuck is ? (<3 the cure) :P please sir do not refer to 'kids these days' as arrogant .. YES THAT IS WHAT YOU SAID , kids are alwaaays arogant even those of the 80's :)
The Breakfast Club, Fast Times at Ridgemont High, Sixteen Candles, Ferris Buellers Day Off, and American Graffiti are the best teen movies ever made!!
there's a remake of "the breakfast club" called 'american teen.' but don't worry the director was VERY creative. it was just the story that was remade...horribly
Matt Groening, creator of The Simpsons and Futurama, must've been a real fan of The Breakfast Club because he used "Eat my shorts" as Bart Simpsons's catch phrase, he named Nelson Muntz after Judd Nelson, the actor who plays John Bender and he named Bender in Futurama after the character and there was even a reference to The Breakfast Club in one of the Futurama episodes.
The great thing about 80's music was it was very diverse and the bands could have their own styles. Today, it all sounds the same except the very few bands that everyone else copies. The music today is very dark and dreary. In the 80's it was up beat and fun. Even rap was fun or funny... now? kids are so arrogant and proud. News to the world, there's not much to be proud of look around instead of bury your heads in video games or text messages. Not much to be proud of. Call me old. I don't care.
To be fair, I think the music is more diverse today, you just have to look for it. There are tons of music genres that didn't even exist in the 80's to begin with and if you want happy and upbeat music you can still find tons of it. It may be true that the radio stations played a more diversified mix 25 years ago but that doesn't mean there is only one style availabe. But I agree about the fun rap and miss that, too. It's out there, though.
@Landotter1 I'm not gonna call you old, but that comment is kinda... uff..
I'm young now and I think alot of the music now is sucky and everything, but jazz was called awful when it came, rock was called awful when it came, and now whatever we have now is called awful, but in a 20 years there might be something new and "sucky" and what we have now might be classics.
Music is sad 'cause it's a sad time, have you looked around? Africa, Mexico, north korea and so on?.. continue..
@RoxiriOrSokai Have I looked around, you ask? Lets see, in the 80's there was double digit inflation and interest rates along with massive unemployment. Engineers and PhD's were flipping burgers. Of course the cold war was going on and we actually lost sleep worring about a nuclear war or Russian invasion. This generation is no different than mine. The problems may be but life is life. This movie shows some of what we dealt with in HS in the 80's. Yes, I have looked around... :-)
@Landotter1 Yes you had worries then too but we're just realizing that so do we. I can't talk for everybody my age. But I now sadly whats happening and that well theres not much I can do so yeah sometime I hear some sad things and it makes me feel content to know im not the only one. But there is happy music now too. You just choose to ignore it. I dotn play video games, I dont even use my phone. So stop putting all of us "kids" in boxes like we're the same.
@RoxiriOrSokai You're cracking me up with your monoply on "problems" as if you have them all. Read my original post about the behavior and music. I work with young people every day. I did not have so much arrogence, pride and disrespect for my "elders" as the young folks have today, NOT ALL, but most. Like you have described in your posts, when most of the world looks like such, it sucks. Well when most young people act like what I deal with, What am I to think of young people? THINK ABOUT IT!
Im 14. One of my bestfriends who I known since i was baby died together with his sister who was my friends too and their mom. they were 14 18 48. They were practically family. So yes I do have problem and my family ALL live in a place were theres alot of danger. So I worry ALL the time
So Bender wasnt disrespectful at all in the movie? My parents were like me in their age
You work with young people and therefore you know that we all are like that
@Landotter1 Mexico for example is fucked up right now with all the drugs, poor people and the problems that come with them.
My friend who i known since i was a baby died this Sunday, he was killed by the police 'cause his car looked like one a murder had. he was 14. his sister was 18 and his mom in her forties, they all died. BECAUSE of all the shit in Mexico.
You wonder why the songs are dark dreary. Just look at that as an example, that the world i s fucked up and we young people know it.
@Landotter1 Well I'm sorry but Tom Waits always has been on the dark and deary side by that's what makes him a legend and now a rock and roll hall of famer!
@Landotter1 I agree with you. I was born in 1989, more so a 90's kid into the 2000's, and I look at how people were in the 80's from videos, and I really like it. Most people my age are into silly video games, etc, and the music is horrible. I see that some artists are trying to come out with music you can actually dance to, but it's still in no comparsion to music of the 80's music. Nothing is fun anymore,not even TV, heck clubs aren't even all that great either. People from the 80's are lucky.
@Landotter1 Yeah, the music was fun but remember this... Every generation has it's problems and struggles. The pier pressure to conform was horrible. The only escape was either drugs, alcohol, or just being different (weird) Rush wrote about it called "subdivisions" I lived this song. I was a social outcast and didn't care. I didn't want and still don't, want to be like the people I went to school with. I'm happy as a clam, being alone, doing my own things. :-D
did anyone else notice john was wearing claires earring during the better half of the movie? even though claire gives it to him at the end of the movie look @ 1:15 see the little shiny thing?
after i saw this movie i realized eerything today sucks compared to back then the music was bangin back then the girls were smokin and today if three guys did a dance like the one at 1:07 they would be gay. wow i wish i could stay in this time.
@MRCOOLGAMERGUY I couldn't agree more :) Mate, I feel like crying when I see this marvellous film because music is rubbish nowadays and because I need a time machine to travel back to the 80's and enjoy a cool decade I never lived :(
Being able to move like Molly never fully goes out of style, the stiff stripper pole hip hop movements never last. Dancing is fluid. The wide angle shot of her on the stairs is the best.
@lanthiode09 Yeah...most movies today either suck on their own, or they try being remakes of classics and then suck because they suck more then their predecessors. Sure, their are few that do okay (very few, mind you) but they don't comapre to the creativity and badassness of the past.
COMMUNITY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
anindefinitearticle 1 month ago
the 80s were so annoying. I hated it when I was in it.
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Reading your comments below made me realize I;m not the only one who feels that way. except that I'm more into late 60's and early 70's. That's bitchin man!!
adolfofooo 3 months ago
Reading your comments below made me realize I;m not the only one who feels that way. except that I'm more into late 60's and early 70's. That's bitchin man!!
adolfofooo 3 months ago
I gotta get bak 2 1985 !!!!!!!
MXAngel305 4 months ago
E.T, Back to the Future, Rocky, Rambo, The Goonies, Beverly Hills Cop, Stand by me, Breakfast Club, the music, the clothes, the spirit.... Although I was born in 86, I miss the 80´s so much!!! It was the best decade EVER!!! Closely followed by the 60´s because of the hippies. =P
Euclides287 4 months ago 3
I was 17 when this movie came out. Coming of age in the 80s was interesting because we still lived in a predominantly analog world - vinyl records, typewriters, cassette tapes, etc, but computers were not unknown to us and we weren't afraid of the new technology. My boyfriend digitized Bach symphonies on his computer, but they only way he could make sure I heard them was to put them on cassette tapes!
MaelstromRock 5 months ago
so this is how white people dance!
TheHulkest 6 months ago
@TheHulkest Comments like this should come with a warning concerning how funny they are....Seriously, I shot soda out of my nose.
oriousblack 6 months ago
whats the name of the dance molly ringwald is doing in this clip
gothandanime 6 months ago
@gothandanime I dunno, but she's got it down. Doesn't she?
zdiversable 6 months ago
In the 80's, no one really looked at themselves thinking "this is the best decade ever". That's what people think when they look back to it because of how crap stuff is today. Honestly, being a teen in 2011, I'm fine with that. If I want to listen to 80's music and watch 80's movies, I'll do that. If you want to live a decade, you can do that. Nothing is stopping you, so don't feel bad for being of a certain age, because people may think the same way about our decade (I doubt it though, haha).
Valientlink 6 months ago
NOSTALGIA
Hofbrinkle 7 months ago
im 19 and i still think this was i best move ever maid
odk18 7 months ago 2
MissONTM 8 months ago
@MissONTM How could you not mention Mean Girls? That is one of the best teen films of 2000's.
zdiversable 6 months ago
@zdiversable
I did lol
xD
MissONTM 6 months ago
@MissONTM
Ok, good choice :-)
zdiversable 6 months ago
1:25 *dies*
Vimerola7 8 months ago
is this a parody for lisztomania right?
fbernardosilva 8 months ago
SHE'S DOING THE CARLTON BANKS DANCE!
cellmate1 8 months ago
Lol if you dance like that now a days some one would think your having a fit
Paramorelemonade 8 months ago
The funny thing about 80s music (and times)... is none of these kids would have been game to dance together... Know it make a great movie about everyone getting along but... been there and done that and BULLSHIT.... the jocks hated the punks, the punks hated the nerds, the nerds hated jocks.... Really doubt things are different today (but I fucking hope so)....
jtyeacp 8 months ago
@jtyeacp hmm, I guess in a way it's still pretty much the same today but not as much. I mean if there's a willingness to get along then it's fine. I have a big mixture of friends from jocks to goths to preps, we just all hang out together because we have fun doing similar things. It's not as dramatically divided, at least in my school..
xSpiderFromMarsx 8 months ago
@jtyeacp That was the point of the movie. Only the nerd said he wouldn't ignore the rest of them on Monday, but (from memory) the others said they probably would ignore each other if they saw them in the hall between classes
The69Goose 8 months ago
@The69Goose nerds friends are more open minded. if your that sporty guy and you hang out with a freak, the other sporty guys will instantly start to bash you. but theres always those nerds who have theyr own group, but theyr still trying to get around the popular kids. and that was just the stereotype, im sure it can be in a totally different way.
PinkBlushing 7 months ago
@jtyeacp
Uhh...I think the whole idea of the movie is that they were forced to spend so much time together that they eventually had to talk and get to know one another in that setting. The fact that they would never talk to one another under any other circumstances is part of the theme.
Califacience 8 months ago
1:18 i would burn the battery's out the remote control to the VCR beating off!! i would be in bed and here my dad come home from work and cursing to him self about the remote not working. lol;"damn foreign shit, never works right...what a fucking ripoff! honey do we have any spear battery's!" my mom; if there's none in the covert take the ones out of my Walkman...I'll go to Perry's drugstore in the morning!" lol.
nocknights 9 months ago
hai gize i'm only 13 and i luve this kinda music!
NOBODY CARES HOW OLD YOU ARE.
rainbowmuppet 9 months ago 10
Judd Nelso was halarious in this movie."Are you a virgin"!
MrBreakfastclub1 10 months ago
I alway the goth chick was cute before the make over great movie
MrGallagher95 10 months ago
Still makes me smile.
bananas1and2 10 months ago
This movie is a trip It has a drama queen, emo girl, the jock, a nerd, and a bad ass. Lol they did a awesome job cause on this cause you don't see people hang out like that any more
TheMexicanFiesta 10 months ago
EMILIO IS THE SEXIEST MOTHERFUCKER EVER AND I AM STRAIGHT
Claytonbrockman 10 months ago 3
ok people stop with nostalgia lover every movie today sucks people are more likely to love wat was out when you were young sorry those days are over so let us enjoy our youth
radien239 11 months ago
so good as sixteen candles,thanks mister huges
mattloris1 11 months ago
benders dancing dont look right
TheJacobsgal 11 months ago
ally sheedy is soo funny when she danced
iLuVrAlPhMaCcHiO23 11 months ago 2
claire's dancing is awesome!
onetwothreeuno 11 months ago 18
80's was the best decade ever that coming from a 13 year old......l0l
lowabunny2 1 year ago 3
@lowabunny2 sammee from me im 13 and i wish i was 48 know haha
iLuVrAlPhMaCcHiO23 11 months ago
Hahaha love benders....erm....dancing...? Lol
Best freaking movie ever.
SnapesLargeNose192 1 year ago 2
if you loved the breakfast club watch my vid... its my favorite scene from the movie... :))
stfuback 1 year ago
My Mother worked at the school this was filmed at! lol
TylerRocks4948 1 year ago 2
I loved the Molly Ringwald dance move.. somebody should try to bring that back.
zizyi 1 year ago 2
1:12 on video, look molly's face. wow, she's so pretty
1314nath 1 year ago
cara, essa cena é perfeita!! clube dos cinco é o melhor filme "teen" que já existiu.
1314nath 1 year ago
I love this scene / song / movie / decade.
waIIflower 1 year ago
:DDD the end is the best part
Gubbycar2 1 year ago
I love Molly's dance . she looks so hot.
rayito2005 1 year ago
i love mollys dance:)
liindsaylovely16 1 year ago 2
Carlton liked Molly's moves for sure.
lmsypj 1 year ago 2
did the teenagers from 1960 hate this music like the teens of 1985 hate todays music? just saying.
lmsypj 1 year ago
@lmsypj probably.
violenthues 1 year ago
I love everything about this movie. I wish I was in going into high school when this movie came out. I would have done things so different! Amazing movie, amazing scene, amazing song. Ally Sheedy is sooo hot! She's hotter before the makeover. Why can't there be girls like her or Claire?
MuffinManTF 1 year ago
that was good wood they smoked lol
genescene78 1 year ago
Basketcase girl is hot!
222musiclife 1 year ago
Long live Allison, I WAS her!
jrmetmoi 1 year ago
Molly RIngwald's dancing still looks hot but back then it was painful how cool it was
MontrealMMA 1 year ago
Im 17 now. I wish I could have been a teen in the 80's than today. I dont have a cell phone and honestly think texting is pretty stupid because you can call and talk for 5 minutes instead of texting a few words for an hour to tell something. And I love 80's music. Sure some might be cheesy, but I still like. Nowadays people are into this no talent hip pop because they all distort their voices and use the same beats and get paid millions for singing about something stupid. Am I right or not
RQ117 1 year ago 56
@RQ117 my gosh, exactly right!
marter2006 1 year ago
You're totally right
Darkiniel 1 year ago
@RQ117 You're completely right, my highschool days were shit too.
Deadshot089 5 months ago
@RQ117 i feel the same as you!!! except, i'd rather live in the 60s :p but yeah, cell phones are overrated and music these days
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@RQ117 OMG! I swear u sound just like me! Everyone close to me knows how retro and 80s obsessed i've been since i was in middle school. I'm now a junior in high school. But anyways other people think im weird cuz i listen to 80s music, can quote nearly every line in my fav 80s movies, my style in both fashion and my own music have 80s influences, i'd rather drive a classic hipster mobile as i call it then some brand new car lol, and most of all that i've been wishing to be my age in my fave '86
MikaelaSloanJones 4 months ago
@MikaelaSloanJones Yeah, well maybe the style will come back someday- that would be pretty fun. It was 80's day at my school 2 days ago and it was cool to see everyone dress up. Even the teachers did, so it was a lot of fun :)
RQ117 4 months ago
@RQ117 Yeah i had retro day on tuesday and well the 80s have come back in our style today really but i'd rather experience the real life you know *sighs* but yeah
MikaelaSloanJones 4 months ago
@RQ117 I agree with you with everything that you just said.
TheMatrixmaverick 3 months ago
@RQ117 Im 16 now and i have the same opinion as you.
JacobW151 3 months ago
80's was the years of evolutions if u ask me, the music was innovative, the movie came up always with new ideas and the heavy metal ruled, too bad the actual 2000's havent the same spirit.
UnknowSoldier87 1 year ago 4
1:07
Langdell1989 1 year ago
Anyone else notice the sports guy cant really dance? The others were actually jumping around and he beat his legs, played the air guitar, and that thing at the end that I dont know how to describe.
PloK00nsClone 1 year ago
@PloK00nsClone lol i notive he cant dance either the rest of them were actually good at dancing and the part at the end had me dying laughing i kept rewinding it back to back
mrremi12s 1 year ago
@PloK00nsClone
he was the jock, jock's couldn't dance back then because it was NOT cool so all did was try and mix some atheltic moves into a dance
seesea1961 1 year ago
seriously, not to be emo/goth or anything. But life is slowly getting worse and worse. It seems like things were always better, people had better outlooks na had more honest fun. Todya people spend to much time on the comp or tv. Or it could just be that the grass is always greener on the other side. Its not that I dont have fun, its just sometimes I daydream about what life wouldve been if I was born earlier.
PloK00nsClone 1 year ago 2
@PloK00nsClone true I was around during the 80s' life was so much better even in the 90s' people still rarely used computers or cellphones...I just went on the computer to go on paint lol...cause it was still new to me lol....to buy a coke was much cheaper than it is now...crazy stuff, but the only thing to do is look forward
sexiperuana 1 year ago 2
@sexiperuana I was around during that time as well but computing in the 80's and 90's was utterly brilliant with its own distinctive style and creativity such as with the C64, Amiga...etc.. So just like with the music, movie & gaming industry, it has ALL gone to shit with over commercialization and a lack of creativity and risk taking in all those fields.
Just because you weren't into technology during that time doesn't mean that using a Computer wasn't great, but i do understand what you :)
blade004 1 year ago
As the people on ViceCity.fm say
"You know why the 80s sucked? Because we haven't lived through this decade yet"
RichardLaarge 1 year ago
@Eggland21 Mainly a mix of Allison (basket case) and Claire (princess).
fiearysquirrel 1 year ago
@Eggland21 I'm sorta a mixture of Bender and the basket case (I can never remember her name in the movie, i know it's Allison Reynolds in real life) but yeah, since i'm still in highschool ai can't say 'i was' because i still am :D
SassandMonday 1 year ago
@SassandMonday Alley Sheedy in real life, Allison in the movie, so you were partially right :)
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Get it, get it, get it! XDDD 1:19
TrChSpHa 1 year ago
So I ask all of your watching this, which one were you?
Eggland21 1 year ago
@Eggland21
believe it or not, i was none of them. i was one of the few people i knew in high school who was able to bridge the gaps.
sumosantasix 1 year ago
@Eggland21 Bender and the geek. I had a bad attitude (non social) but wasn't stupid either. Others were worried about the latest fashions or playing sports. I got lost in the cracks, was teaching myself to be a mechanic and how to make explosives. Still got all my fingers and today, I repair airplanes. The stuff I did back then, would land me in federal prison today... Aaaaah the good ole days.... heh-heh-heh... :-D
Landotter1 1 year ago
@landotter1 not even bothered calling you old dude, just feeling a bit sorry for the fact you seem to have grown into a disapproving narky adult! SEE THE LIGHT BEFORE ITS TOO LATE!! learn to live for each day not dwell on the past , im 18 and even I know a thing or two about the 80's ..and if the cure arent dark and dreary what the fuck is ? (<3 the cure) :P please sir do not refer to 'kids these days' as arrogant .. YES THAT IS WHAT YOU SAID , kids are alwaaays arogant even those of the 80's :)
isimullins 1 year ago 3
The Breakfast Club, Fast Times at Ridgemont High, Sixteen Candles, Ferris Buellers Day Off, and American Graffiti are the best teen movies ever made!!
blackhawk10972 1 year ago
Ally and Molly...can't choose...both rock my 80's socks
animecosmo 1 year ago
veary end is always my favorite
LowanSighs 1 year ago
Got my first high school detention 2day I hope it's this much fun
rainbowgirl678 1 year ago
1:07......
LOL
DarthMarioNaruto 1 year ago
What's the name of the song?
colmhearne 1 year ago
@colmhearne "We Are Not Alone" by Karla DeVito.
Jermyn78 1 year ago
Classic
Ejwoods08 1 year ago
there's a remake of "the breakfast club" called 'american teen.' but don't worry the director was VERY creative. it was just the story that was remade...horribly
RandomKid396 1 year ago
molly ringwald was only fifteen when this was made... the youngest member of the cast by at least 5 years .. my hero :)
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Mr1991kid 1 year ago
I watch this film all the time, and now my kids love it too :)
Lambflange 1 year ago
Her name's Molly Ringwald.. I live how she dances too!!
andrealovesclassics 1 year ago
I like prep girls dance lol
her name????
well though, I know their names not. I love this movie so much.
Itsnameisgundam 1 year ago
Matt Groening, creator of The Simpsons and Futurama, must've been a real fan of The Breakfast Club because he used "Eat my shorts" as Bart Simpsons's catch phrase, he named Nelson Muntz after Judd Nelson, the actor who plays John Bender and he named Bender in Futurama after the character and there was even a reference to The Breakfast Club in one of the Futurama episodes.
colmhearne 1 year ago
Im turning 16 in 2 months & I can only hope it goes great!something i can remember 4 the rest of my life!=)
phatnatyouknow 1 year ago
this key is better than the one on the album....
JCSjelde 1 year ago
I want Claire's boots and to dance like Ally.
neonriot77 1 year ago
the movies about teens in the 80s were defintily more real then the stupid highschool musical shit. god i love this movie
terminatorkid1019 1 year ago 3
i love 1:04 to 1:13 (:
bladesofglory12 1 year ago
The great thing about 80's music was it was very diverse and the bands could have their own styles. Today, it all sounds the same except the very few bands that everyone else copies. The music today is very dark and dreary. In the 80's it was up beat and fun. Even rap was fun or funny... now? kids are so arrogant and proud. News to the world, there's not much to be proud of look around instead of bury your heads in video games or text messages. Not much to be proud of. Call me old. I don't care.
Landotter1 1 year ago 89
@Landotter1
To be fair, I think the music is more diverse today, you just have to look for it. There are tons of music genres that didn't even exist in the 80's to begin with and if you want happy and upbeat music you can still find tons of it. It may be true that the radio stations played a more diversified mix 25 years ago but that doesn't mean there is only one style availabe. But I agree about the fun rap and miss that, too. It's out there, though.
Puschit1 1 year ago
@Landotter1 I'm not gonna call you old, but that comment is kinda... uff..
I'm young now and I think alot of the music now is sucky and everything, but jazz was called awful when it came, rock was called awful when it came, and now whatever we have now is called awful, but in a 20 years there might be something new and "sucky" and what we have now might be classics.
Music is sad 'cause it's a sad time, have you looked around? Africa, Mexico, north korea and so on?.. continue..
RoxiriOrSokai 1 year ago
@RoxiriOrSokai Have I looked around, you ask? Lets see, in the 80's there was double digit inflation and interest rates along with massive unemployment. Engineers and PhD's were flipping burgers. Of course the cold war was going on and we actually lost sleep worring about a nuclear war or Russian invasion. This generation is no different than mine. The problems may be but life is life. This movie shows some of what we dealt with in HS in the 80's. Yes, I have looked around... :-)
Landotter1 1 year ago
@Landotter1 Yes you had worries then too but we're just realizing that so do we. I can't talk for everybody my age. But I now sadly whats happening and that well theres not much I can do so yeah sometime I hear some sad things and it makes me feel content to know im not the only one. But there is happy music now too. You just choose to ignore it. I dotn play video games, I dont even use my phone. So stop putting all of us "kids" in boxes like we're the same.
RoxiriOrSokai 1 year ago
@RoxiriOrSokai You're cracking me up with your monoply on "problems" as if you have them all. Read my original post about the behavior and music. I work with young people every day. I did not have so much arrogence, pride and disrespect for my "elders" as the young folks have today, NOT ALL, but most. Like you have described in your posts, when most of the world looks like such, it sucks. Well when most young people act like what I deal with, What am I to think of young people? THINK ABOUT IT!
Landotter1 1 year ago
@Landotter1 No I don't have them all
Im 14. One of my bestfriends who I known since i was baby died together with his sister who was my friends too and their mom. they were 14 18 48. They were practically family. So yes I do have problem and my family ALL live in a place were theres alot of danger. So I worry ALL the time
So Bender wasnt disrespectful at all in the movie? My parents were like me in their age
You work with young people and therefore you know that we all are like that
we're not
RoxiriOrSokai 1 year ago
@Landotter1
RoxiriOrSokai 1 year ago
@Landotter1 Mexico for example is fucked up right now with all the drugs, poor people and the problems that come with them.
My friend who i known since i was a baby died this Sunday, he was killed by the police 'cause his car looked like one a murder had. he was 14. his sister was 18 and his mom in her forties, they all died. BECAUSE of all the shit in Mexico.
You wonder why the songs are dark dreary. Just look at that as an example, that the world i s fucked up and we young people know it.
RoxiriOrSokai 1 year ago
@Landotter1 Search, there's tons of good stuff now. MGMT, Fun., The Knux...
psych0p4t3 1 year ago
@Landotter1 Well I'm sorry but Tom Waits always has been on the dark and deary side by that's what makes him a legend and now a rock and roll hall of famer!
DeathByBlunderbuss 1 year ago
@Landotter1 I agree with you. I was born in 1989, more so a 90's kid into the 2000's, and I look at how people were in the 80's from videos, and I really like it. Most people my age are into silly video games, etc, and the music is horrible. I see that some artists are trying to come out with music you can actually dance to, but it's still in no comparsion to music of the 80's music. Nothing is fun anymore,not even TV, heck clubs aren't even all that great either. People from the 80's are lucky.
coolwafferman 11 months ago
@Landotter1 Yeah, the music was fun but remember this... Every generation has it's problems and struggles. The pier pressure to conform was horrible. The only escape was either drugs, alcohol, or just being different (weird) Rush wrote about it called "subdivisions" I lived this song. I was a social outcast and didn't care. I didn't want and still don't, want to be like the people I went to school with. I'm happy as a clam, being alone, doing my own things. :-D
Landotter1 11 months ago
What's the name of this song?
tastytastypie 1 year ago
@tastytastypie We Are Not Alone - Karla DeVito =]
lostsoul601 1 year ago
one of the best ever!!!!
bodizone1 1 year ago
im only 14 but heck this is the bestttt movies r from when my mom was a teenager and music!!
misslindseyxoxo 1 year ago
Coolest dance scene EVER. I love this movie. ^^
whisperawish 1 year ago
my friends all say i'm like allison, the psycho :L
LarIndustries 1 year ago
1:08-1:12...'5150 Walk" lol
WeberRockGuitar 1 year ago
Like this song, who sings it, does anyone know, in fact all the songs in Breakfast Club are really catchy, typical 80's music.
MeBenHalpin 1 year ago
I love Ally's dance at the end :]
FunnyJunk5 1 year ago
can u say trance?
steveoh2395 1 year ago
i agree
wickedclown360 1 year ago
what do u call that dance move that molly ringwald is doing at 0:22 ?
agano525 1 year ago
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SollaceLux 1 year ago
did anyone else notice john was wearing claires earring during the better half of the movie? even though claire gives it to him at the end of the movie look @ 1:15 see the little shiny thing?
DXFan1269 1 year ago
@DXFan1269 hes got 2 earings the diamond at the end and that round one
THECOLASISREPORT 1 year ago
@DXFan1269 That must be mistake then, never noticed that before, have to keep an eye out for that bit next time, watch it.
MeBenHalpin 1 year ago
Love these dances and this scene!!! they need more movies like this, and i finally learned theses dances and look at brian XD lol
BlackRose95100 1 year ago
una leyenda, esto me estremece
elreydecaracas 1 year ago
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Eine der besten Szenen in einem der besten Filme aller Zeiten
yookie2007 1 year ago
Eine der besten Szenen in einem der besten Filme aller Zeiten
yookie2007 1 year ago
this is the trademark dance of the 80's!!!! molly ringwald's dance step is so hotttttt and coolllllllllllllllll !!!! way to go brat pack !!!!!!!
arielmags 1 year ago 3
my god i love molly ringwald's dancing :D
breakfast club is such a great movie
ClaireBearOhYeahx 1 year ago
this is the best part in the movie. that and the smoking scene
aquanette123 1 year ago 2
well i would marry any man who dances like Emilio Estevez :)
and hes sexayyy <3
cutesummergirl 1 year ago
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I was born in 87, and I saw this film 4 months ago, wished I saw this and Donnie Darko back in HS.
Joecbg100 1 year ago
Born in 87, and saw this film 4 months go. Should have watched this and Donnie Darko in HS.
Joecbg100 1 year ago
Karla DeVito- "We Are Not Alone"
FlyersHockeyPride 1 year ago
@FlyersHockeyPride
Thanks for noting I sang it!!!!
KarlaDeVito 1 year ago
i was born in 1981 and still a fan of the movies, music, shows and coulture.
racegt1 1 year ago
Dancing in the library!!!!
BPLStaffer 1 year ago
love this too big fan it is a all time classic
REDRUM1973ify 1 year ago
ALLY SHEEDY! :)
SantaBaby401 1 year ago
after i saw this movie i realized eerything today sucks compared to back then the music was bangin back then the girls were smokin and today if three guys did a dance like the one at 1:07 they would be gay. wow i wish i could stay in this time.
MRCOOLGAMERGUY 1 year ago 80
@MRCOOLGAMERGUY NOT HERE IN TIJUANA!
fannboygh 1 year ago
@MRCOOLGAMERGUY "the girls were smokin"? How do you mean? Like "hot" or what?
wizardica 1 year ago
@MRCOOLGAMERGUY yeahi know, everything's "gay" these days.
24ata1995 1 year ago
@MRCOOLGAMERGUY nah..those guys were gay back then too.
dwshill 1 year ago
@MRCOOLGAMERGUY Are you implying this isn't amovie, and instead a fully realistic account of teenage life?
antoniogarciaiii 1 year ago
@MRCOOLGAMERGUY Yeah but they are really gays... :(
experiencejk 1 year ago
@MRCOOLGAMERGUY I know just what you mean. :C
whitefirefight 1 year ago
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barbaryfair 1 year ago
@MRCOOLGAMERGUY I couldn't agree more :) Mate, I feel like crying when I see this marvellous film because music is rubbish nowadays and because I need a time machine to travel back to the 80's and enjoy a cool decade I never lived :(
1985Ferris 1 year ago
lol 1:07 is my favorite part.
kazidelicious 1 year ago
LOL love it my favorite movie an I was born in 93
LikeitsMartin 1 year ago
I need to learn how to dance like Molly in this scene
erynrose13 1 year ago
what is the name off that song
robindekeuster 1 year ago
@robindekeuster
we are not alone
knuxnbat 1 year ago
Classic greatness
vintalation 1 year ago
the song "feeling better" by the teenagers makes want to dance like molly ringwald in this one ^ haha
harlequinxgirl77 1 year ago
lol dopest scene of the movie XD
replayed that scene over and over again just cause lol
PFCChild 1 year ago
Being able to move like Molly never fully goes out of style, the stiff stripper pole hip hop movements never last. Dancing is fluid. The wide angle shot of her on the stairs is the best.
toon59 1 year ago
molly ringwald's dancing is good what is that called the foot stepper?:D
jiminijr 1 year ago
okay crappy tv version
jiminijr 1 year ago
The dance is actually known as "the clone"
grunyen 1 year ago
Does anyone know what Molly's dace move is called?
JoyKathleeen 1 year ago
hey it two-bit! hey emilio! i luv the outsiders and this is ok
sodapop380 1 year ago
All the movies in the 80s about being a teenager are at least 10,000 times better than the shit thats out nowadays
lanthiode09 1 year ago 46
@lanthiode09 Yeah...most movies today either suck on their own, or they try being remakes of classics and then suck because they suck more then their predecessors. Sure, their are few that do okay (very few, mind you) but they don't comapre to the creativity and badassness of the past.
Thumbs up if you agree.
HeWhoDwellsInShadows 1 year ago 54
@HeWhoDwellsInShadows i hate how you just used the phrase "mind you"........... it kinda sickens me. oh and deal with it. HAHA