80's teen movies...John Hughes pt.1

[badturkali]

i will always remember john hughes when i see home alone, especially the poster

R.I.P John Hughes, i miss u

[ilovefilms94]

I love John Hughes' movies.

Ferris Bueller's Day Off

The Breakfast Club

Planes, Trains and Automobiles

Uncle Buck

Home Alone

RIP Hughes and not forgetting John Candy aswell

[lab1812]

where can i watch this movie for free??? PLZ this is urgent

[damaqee]

I really want to watch this movie!! ^_^

[theofficefan234]

You should really get the flashback edition it has a commentary by Judd Nelson and Anthony Micheal Hall

[96cheerios]

am trying to find 16 candles cant find it damm

[allen982]

RIP a film directing legend.

[HandJobFilms]

RIP John

[jakeryan37]

16 candles is the greatest

[gavinpow77]

John Hughes is a god in my opinion. Here in the UK, it's always Spielberg who gets the nod, but I've always been with Hughes all the way. Changing subject though (slightly) John Parr, who recorded the score for St Elmo's Fire lives just down the road from me. lol!

[hepcathottie]

That's awesome. Have you ever talked to him?

[Ihearyoucalling]

I cant believe Ferris,Breakfast Club,St elmo's fire,and Footloose aren't on youtube.Which one do you think I should put on here?

[loverhcp4ever]

ferris!!!!

[12mock3lee]

Hey hepcathottie! You could get a date you don't have to sit in acting like a fat guy with acne and no selfasteme. Just slab on some basic make-up and get out there. I'm serious you could get a guy and be a normal person. Go for it!

[RANDOMvideosbyME]

the breakfast club, pretty in pink, and sixteen candles are some kick ass movies!!!

i wanna see ferris buellers day off soooooo bad!!

someone PLEASE upload it if u can!!!!!!

[RANDOMvideosbyME]

john hughes is amazing

he directed some of THE greatest movies ever

[alternativefreak101]

wow awesome taste in movies!!! like those are all my fave movies!!!! and totally agree with the berakfeast club!!! luv it! =D

[JoeSmoeX]

I'm a bit windy at times. Hope I didn't scare ya off...

[hepcathottie]

Nah. I love talking about movies. :)

[JoeSmoeX]

You may notice a common theme through most of these 80s teen dramadies: kids complaining about their parents. There was a measure of distrust and a shade of hostility between teens and their parents.  Alot of us probably weren't "buddies" with our parents. And that aspect is most accurately captured in these films, IMO. Have a good weekend.

[hepcathottie]

I agree with you. I think that is what a lot of the teen dramadies are missing also they are trying to hard. What kid doesn't complain about their parents but most movies I have seen today everything has some moral to the story and/or everything is patched up in 85 minutes or so. Life isn't that simple.

[JoeSmoeX]

Yeah, rebelliousness and angst are universal among teens of differing generations. The flicks in question are definatley a product of their time. On one hand the characters (esp. the adults) are caricatures. To the other, I think Hughes had a certain insight. To be friends with your parents, back then, would've been viewed as abnormal, even pathological. The relationship between parents and their teens, today, is a noticably different dynamic.

[Ihearyoucalling]

I have a lot of 80's movies too,still don't think I have all of them

[hepcathottie]

I don't think so either,but it's getting closer everyday. :)

[Ihearyoucalling]

Now I'm into collecting Lifetime Movies too

[PiggysVid]

**every single movie here is WONDERFUL. all my favorites!

**Weird Science is amazing. lol.

[anthnnol]

Thanks for doing a whole John Hughes talk. Breakfast Club is so iconic Sixteen Candles often gets passed over. Thanks for discussing it here.