The Breakfast Club
Comedy • R • 1985 • 1 hr 38 min
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Some parts are dated, but it remains a classic in my mind.
The quintessential coming of age movie, arguably John Hughes’s greatest work and has been cemented in pop culture for all time, a classic
One of the best movies ever, I have never seen another movie like it. Very unique masterpiece.
Can't help but throw your hand in the air at the end. The friendship that they created with each other IS the main character of the story.
A simplistic premise, but the actors successfully embody the characters to portray the rebelliousness of youth.
watched it because of jesse. it didn’t make me cry but it was weird and entertaining
This coming of age movie is a really fun watch. I can see myself watching it another summer just to feel something.
A absolute classic you can never go wrong with the 80s
Hands down the best movie of all time. My personal all time favorite. A must watch for all. This is a John Hughes masterpiece.
girl, how are you dating that girl now? he literally assaulted you, dog!
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