Thread 214300486

Why is he dressed like a hobo during winter?
He's got 4 layers of clothing.

>>214300547
chads can do whatever they want

haha remember when the nerd in this movie tells them he tried to kill himself and they all laugh at him and force him to do their gay little essay

>>214300821
chad would just wear a white t-shirt with ketchup stains on it
dressing like this is a sign of insecurity

>>214300547
Winters were colder back then

>>214300854
>force him to do their gay little essay
While the others hook up

>>214300547
They live in Chicago, the winters can be absolutely brutal and he is poor and comes from a broken home (his dad puts cigars out on his arms and buys him cartons of cigarettes for christmas "SMOKE UP JOHNNY!" and he hints to the others that he spends most of his time living rough on the streets, so what he's wearing is pretty appropriate for his situation.

>>214300902
and make him watch

>>214300547
He is a hobo

>>214300486 (OP)
>Long sleeve undershirt
>Flannel shirt
>Denim jacket
>Wool overcoat
I don't see what the big problem is, it makes sense considering a) he's poor and b) winters in Chicago are very cold

>>214300486 (OP)
did teens really wear coats/suit jackets (I don't know what to call that big coat he's wearing) in the 80's outside of formal settings? I know there's a bunch of teens wearing coats like this in Uncle Buck and other movies I can't think of off the top of my head.

>>214300866
>chad
he's a gigacringe incel

Then they went back to school on monday and life went back to normal

>>214300486 (OP)
I hate this song and this character.
Why was a 40-year-old man in detention and getting bullied?

He died in an alley somewhere and that girl he snogged married some balding golf faggot with a gut who wears polos everywhere

>>214300547
He's just a real individual, man. NPCs like you wouldn't get it.

NO DAD WHAT ABOUT YOU

>>214301267
um achually it's cotton denim

people who this meant anything to must be nearly 50yrs old now.
wow

>>214303367
why can't a kid watch it today and have an emotional connection to it?

>>214303367
Shut up, nigger. If zoomers watch Breakfast Club then Bender would become a literallyme meme.

Allison > Claire

And it's not even close.

>>214303367
Nah, zoomer guys are more rebellious than any other currently living generation. They would totally vibe with Bender.
t. early 90s millennial

>>214303382
because Fuck You, Thats why

The jock guy won and it’s not even close

>handsome
>winning at life not even 18
>gets the best girl
>obviously going to be rich at 30 with a submissive but kinky wife that’ll do anything he wants and raise his kids happily as long as she gets attention

>nerd kid gets laughed at, rejected, does their homework and goes back to being a loser

>rich girl and poorfag clearly end up with a teenage pregnancy, a save-face marriage and an early divorce after a few years in a trailer

>>214300547
It's called style zoomer

>>214303771
>Gets a job offer for a high paying position at an investment firm

>It's located on the 103rd floor of the World Trade Center

>He arrives early for work on September 11th, 2001

Bender won

>>214300902
>>214301146
yeah they should've included him and dominated him and fingered him haha
rude assholes pmo
>>214303478
lol youre l8 bro

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zw2wNTbZE7k

>They ignore me.
Twin Peaks vibes years before that show was even a thought. The Breakfast Club is more kino than most give it credit for.

>>214303862
KEKEKEKKEKEKE

>>214300486 (OP)
Ferris Bueller's Day Off, Heathers and Risky Business all mog the Plebfast Club into oblivion lmao

>>214300486 (OP)
But then the next day comes, and the following week, month and year. Prison beckons.

I remember watching it and laughing out loud when the goth girl got convinced to dress normally and she just looked extremely ugly

>>214300486 (OP)
What was this movie even about?

>>214300547
All of them were wearing layers.
The "hobo" factor is his style.

What's in this song is the only thing I know about this movie. Too bad about all the retarded faux-profound wannabe-inspirational shit at the end, otherwise it would be a good track.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o6D-v8QUoLw

>>214304168
We are not alone
You'll find out when your cover's blown
There'll be somebody there to break your fall
We are not alone
'Cause when you cut down to the bone
We're really not so different, after all, after all
Not alone

>>214303862
>Mess with the bull, you get the horns

>>214303367
Movie is 40 years old, so the teens that watched it are closer to 60 probably.

>>214304332
fuck...

The Breakfast Club is one of my favorite movies. Why yes, I am a free spirit who's young at heart.

>HEY HEY HEY HEY......

>OOOOOOOoooooooooOOOOOOAAAAAAAAAAaaahhhhh....

literally the only good part of that song

>>214304332
I watched it as a teen and I'm 31 now. It's one of those coming of age movies that comes and goes. I'm sure there are teens still watching it (but probably in YT clip form because fuck this gay timeline)

great song, don't get me wrong, but Simple Minds fell off as they got more big pop hits.

>>214303367
>>214303382
Molly Ringwald wrote about watching it with her daughter and how it's Problematic(TM) nowadays:
https://www.newyorker.com/culture/personal-history/what-about-the-breakfast-club-molly-ringwald-metoo-john-hughes-pretty-in-pink

(honestly, still worth a read)

>>214301036
Funny thing is that he's wearing a $1000 overcoat. Either someone in wardrobe really wasn't thinking or they were thinking far too much and decided it was donated to Goodwill and that's where he bought it for $10 (in the 80s, you still could get really good deals at thrift stores).

>>214301271
In places that get cold, yes.

>>214303552
Allison wanted to be Claire but was too scared of rejection so she hid behind layers, both physically and emotionally. Under those dark layers is a pretty pink feminine camisole. It's funny how many people get her character completely wrong because they project their own personality onto her.

>>214305221
>Either someone in wardrobe really wasn't thinking or they were thinking far too much
They were probably just thinking 'This looks like something a poor person would wear' despite the price tag, and it does.

>>214300486 (OP)
I totally forgot about this movie

>>214303771
According to Hughes, Brian becomes a billionaire with a hot trophy wife. He dies before 40 due to over working himself. Bender dies in prison. Claire becomes an upper middle class housewife. Forget what he said happens with Andy and Allison but seem to recall it was generally positive.

>>214304141
Was there a closet full of women's clothes in the school or did she go over to Claire's house to borrow something?
Or was that what she was wearing under her other clothes all along? Only one of the three makes sense.

>>214305221
Would've been dime a dozen back then because that was the WW2 gen's fashion and they would be moving into retirement.

>>214300854
>haha remember when the nerd in this movie tells them he tried to kill himself and they all laugh at him
This pissed me off
>WAHH my dad pressures me to win sportsball! You don't understand I had to do borderline gay shit to another guy and tape his ass cheeks spread apart or whatever
>OMG that's so le sad! You poor thing omg even Bender's cring :'(
>Nerd says he wanted to kill himself for similar reasons but the pressure was to be academically successful
>AAAAAAAAAAHAHAHA YOU FUCKING LOSER WHAT A FUCKING RETARD JUST DO IT! JUST KILL YOURSELF RIGHT NOW, YOU ABSOLUTE FAILURE AT LIFE BUT WRITE OUR ESSAYS FIRST

Has anyone new back to school commercials referenced the dance scene during detention? Old navy did it or maybe the gap did.

>>214303771
Claire was objectively prettier. Allison was super mannish looking

>>214305299
This. She's not supposed to be a goth or whatever at all and doesn't even act like one, listens to Prince, etc. I think it just came out like that because the original intention(actually something a crazy person would look like, smell, etc) would be a hard thing to sell for a character focused movie.

On 2 separate dates with the only 2 girls I dated in HS we watched breakfast club on my bed. One girl literally recited the closing monologue. I sure missed out on scoring with that one

>>214300486 (OP)
"a naked blonde walks into a bar..."
I WANT TO KNOW THE FUCKING END OF THE FUCKING JOKE!

>>214303552
Agree.

>>214303613
>early 90's millennials speaking for another generation
Don't mistake hopelessness for rebellion.
>>214304332
The movie still exists, anon. Teens can watch it today.

>>214305920
>The movie still exists, anon. Teens can watch it today.
Unironically, I don't understand what point you're trying to make.

>>214306972
The teens that watched the Breakfast are a broad age range.

Zoomers have absolutely nothing that is close to this. NOTHING.

I think most of you were missing the point about the suicide thing. Firstly he tried killing himself with a flare which was the amusing part and secondly it's supposed to be a bonding thing where they make fun of it and include him in it which obviously falls flat these days

>>214307030
So wouldn't the proper assumption be that the inference anon was making would be that the teens who watched it when it was new? You don't have to be a pedantic ass.

This movie was mid

>>214307320
But what's the point of the observation?

Red Rocket is a better movie

>>214307325
Better than anything made today

I don't relate to any of the characters

>>214307588
No it isn't

Watch this for example

>>214300486 (OP)
here's that 38 year old jew midget tough cool guy drama student I was telling you aboot

>>214307129
He showed up on monday and shot up the entire school including the other characters from the movie. Hughes said it was the original ending but the studio forced him to change it.

>>214307622
Does anyone prefer this to The Terror? I DON'T, dropped it the first episode or two.