Does anyone know what song plays here?

Damn this scene is so good. Should be shown in film schools if it isn’t.

"I think your old man and my old man should get together and go bowling."

Taping someone’s &$$ cheeks is messed up

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Most teens now can't do this feel like an idiot

Andrew! You've got to be number one! I won't tolerate any losers in this family! Your intensity is for shit! Win! Win! Win!' You son of a bitch. You know, sometimes I wish my knee would give. And I wouldn't be able to wrestle anymore. And he could forget all about me.

I remember playing this part in my acting class

This scene is very therapeutic 💯

Soci@l 🧪, @llison

I think Brian’s real problem is his mom. I know that she puts too much pressure on him, but I think his dad goes way easier on him.

Truth Or Dare before its cool

I too, often tape men’s buns together for my old man

You left out the best part when he said that he wishes that his knee would just give out so that he doesn’t have to wrestle anymore that he wishes that he could lose the only thing that he loves just so it his dad doesn’t care about him anymore

My mother and father are not like these characters parents in this movie i come from a good home we all live under the same roof

My parents are good people salt of the earth they do anything for ya they go they from here to timbuktu and back for ya

Hi Maddie! I used your clip for an assignment as a visual aid for my generational trauma presentation... I find it wrong to not advise you whether or not you get to read this! I set the viewing to unlisted to it's only for people with the link but I did put credits in the description. I hope there is no issue!

Brilliant acting and the background music is perfect ❤❤❤

Who knows what music was playing during this scene? I love it so much

Emilio absolutely killed it here. Such a raw scene and so rare to see a “bully” character reflecting on their actions and being truly ashamed. Acknowledging the torment he inflicted on a kid for absolutely no reason and coming to terms with why he’s the way he is on the spot. You can see pure catharsis as he lays it all out

Someone knows how the sound in the background is called?

Wow.

Andrew: “you wanna know why I’m here? I’m addicted to oral sex. My dad Didnt want me to blow my coach. I hate my dad!!”

I never thought Emilio was that great of an actor but he nailed this scene.

Sometimes you can not blame a parent for your actions. I know Andrew's father was abusive and emotionally crippled him, but what Andrew did to Larry was HIS decision, not his father's.

These characters are developed so well in a single setting, one movie, just amazing

PLEASE please plase if anyone knows the same of this ambient song that's playing in the background, please let me know!

in theory this sort of thing shouldn't work -- it's "over the top" - and YET, it works brilliantly because the film scales itself to accommodate this kind of naked crazy dive into the interior lives of these characters. And Emilio really nails the monologue. They also start to become psychic mirrors for each other here in a very unexpected but also totally inevitable way... it's a beautiful moment in cinema history. John Hughes' brilliance here lay in his ability to show high school as the incubator for later adult dysfunctions. He's saying "this is where it all begins." And the teens we ignore at least have some vulnerability to illuminate problems that get so entrenched by the time we're adults we can't even see them as problems, and then infect our own kids and the cycle continues.

The two different reaction when he said what he did to lester...She laughed because girls within her circle would find that funny especially when the jocks do it ..then you have Brian whos's horrified, not only being well acquainted to lester but it could have happened to him!

What music score is playing in the background while Andrew is talking?

The fact this scene would be the insperation for my favorite scene in Avatar The Last Airbender, I love this scene

I think about things similar to this when I was a kid. Things that I’m not proud of. Something like this would haunt me…knowing that it was just a silly throw away prank for all those boys that watched…but understanding that that poor kid would remember it for the rest of his life and the humiliation that goes along with it. There really is no way to apologize for it.

He can apologize for It, It may not even work or maybe It will, but Is gonna be something.

sounds like your old man and my old man should go bowling

I miss the days when kid's worse fear was getting their butt cheeks taped together. now they worry about shootings.

I learned recently that this whole "why are you here" confession circle was all improvised

Bender Looking At The Floor Speaks For Itself. And Brian Covering His Face Also Speaks For Itself.

Andrew! You've got to be number one! I won't tolerate any losers in this family! Your intensity is for shit! Win! Win! Win!' You son of a bitch. You know, sometimes I wish my knee would give. And I wouldn't be able to wrestle anymore. And he could forget all about me.

I don’t think I’d be able to face my father if what happened to Larry happened to me

Such a powerful scene.

Superb improvisational acting.

I wonder if Andrew ever got the guts to apologise and make it up to Larry. It would take a lot of courage to do it, especially at the expense of his friends and his father, but it would be the first big step to truly being the morally-right person he pretends to be. Larry may not forgive him for what he did, but at least it would be the right step for Andrew to take. Plus, it will help Andrew to forgive himself.

The improvisation in this scene is amazing I think they all dug into their own personal lives either in HS or in their adult lives. Emilio Esteves and Charlie Sheen becoming actors with the pressures of having a dad like Martin Sheen who is beloved in Hollywood couldn’t of been easy. I could be wrong but it just felt like he spoke partly about his own life 🤷🏾‍♂️.

brian's reaction always gets me

Trophy kids

in class we’re learning about different skill techniques and my teacher gave me home work today that’s due tomorrow to pick a scene from a movie or tv show and anylise the visual techniques. My ass waited till night to do it, i picked this clip and speed ran that shit (i ended up almost writing a page)

3:16 Brian hiding his face/tears is such a subtle, but powerful act. Very relatable IMO.

Great movies like this that provide a message are sorely needed now .

I really think high schools should have group therapy like the breakfast club” just get it out in the open and let that emotional rage go.

Raw...