The Breakfast Club
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- Emilio Estevez
- Paul Gleason
- Anthony Michael Hall
- John Kapelos
- Judd Nelson
- Molly Ringwald
- Ally Sheedy
- Perry Crawford
- Mary Christian
- Ron Dean
Letterboxd User Reviews
- Jan 13, 2017
im always SO bitter about the makeover claire gives allison she looked so amazing with the goth look <///3
👽hayley👽Feb 23, 2019me and my five personalities at 3am
travAug 11, 2018This rewatch was frustrating and somewhat infuriating. Not because the film disappointed, no, it's still as funny and perfectly balanced as ever. It's because, in over 30 years, the problems kids face because of self-centred adults haven't changed the slightest.
DirkH - Jun 20, 2020
Nobody: Mr. Vernon: 🤘 months
Francesco Picaa bunch of kids in detention come together and bond over the fact that despite being different, they are all terrible.
DevXApr 13, 2022they didn’t even eat breakfast
soupgeorg - Aug 21, 2019
"what do you need a fake i.d. for?" "so i can vote."
tasha 🪩Mar 25, 2021Brian deserved better 😤
jaywillApr 25, 2020Considering this is a classic movie and most people seem to like it, I'm obviously the unpopular opinion here. A lot of scenes in The Breakfast Club feel dated to me, I was totally bored for the first half on the movie, and the other half bothered me a lot. I couldn't…
Jules🥨
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this movie is not what i thought it was gonna be but i still enjoyed it!! john pissed me off so bad tho like.. obv im not invalidating him but the way he used his boohoo sob story as an excuse to insult other people was sooo fucckingg annoyyinggg Anyway #saveclaire 🤷♀️
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Going from 5 random high school students, all from different cliques, to “friends” over the course of this movie makes it 100% worth the watch. Everyone has their part to play. Absolute classic I’d recommend to anyone.
this movie’s high praise hinges completely on nostalgia and lacks the nuance that is imperative in portraying an interesting coming of age film. it heavily relies on the stereotypes first introduced and does not do anything to imply that the characters could end up bonding
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i'm in utter disbelief that john ended up with claire after everything he did & said but anyways
Why’d they do that to the loml then make her kiss they wrestler☹️
Atom User Reviews
It was 1985, again. Good memories.
Metacritic
Before lapsing into the land of the insipid,... John Hughes actually made a few movies that shined some light on the trials of modern adolescence. The Breakfast Club is one of them.
From the neon-sign opening titles to the derivative angst of the dialogue, it's a touchstone of '80s pop culture, and a schizophrenic one, too.