14 Things You Missed In The Breakfast Club - Top 5 Friday

Here are 14 things that you may have missed or hadn't noticed in the 80's classic film, The Breakfast Club.
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[@Hokd_diver]

There’s actually a deleted scene of Alison stealing the Prince album from a teacher’s locker in the teacher’s lounge

[@madmonkee1176]

Shadow Man5050 Finally someone pointed it out

[@deannarothschild7846]

EXCELLENT, far better than this guys idea of “interesting”

[@vesalius9949]

I was unawares of that amazingly intriguing fact, thank you.

[@laustcawz2089]

When I first saw this in the theater, EVERYONE laughed when Alison reached over & pulled out Bender's knife.

[@burntvirtue]

That intro is the cringiest thing I've ever beared witness to.

[@ilmj9]

burntvirtue yes it gave me gilmore girls vibe lmao

[@nyastclair8174]

I think the cringe is the point.

[@loveuandrew897]

I thought it was pretty awesome

[@jimcat68]

"to which I've ever borne witness"

[@joseolmeda2936]

Back in my day, mid 80's we would wear our sweat shirts inside out. It was the style, lol.

[@jackwatson3944]

Maybe where you live.

[@EmpressLilith222]

Down Town all over the US

[@BonniciAlexia]

we did too. And different color sneakers for a while.

[@OdyBeRidin]

Yep same here

[@m4ncubus]

Im 13 this is my fav movie. I actually believe i was born in the wrong century

[@ChrisReise]

If that intro was any longer I would have just shut the video off. You gotta do something about that, dude. LOL

[@jenniferlitz7372]

ABSOLUTELY 😡

[@junea872]

You missed that bender brushed his teeth with Molly Ringwald’s eye brow brush. Then later when she did alley Sheedy’s makeup, she uses that same brush on her eyebrows.

[@rainbowroom24-7-52]

High school girls like Claire have multiple eye brow brushes in their purses.

[@pjuliano5305]

@@rainbowroom24-7-52 they can't show every little detail in a movie.

[@deejames6997]

@Rainbow Room - Like, why are you defending Claire? :)

[@tracysmith8280]

😂😂😂😂

[@tracysmith8280]

@@rainbowroom24-7-52 me to but I'm I'm an 80s baby lol from Scotland, pleased to meet you x

[@kyleearl1560]

JohnHughes playing Brian’s dad picking him up after detention

[@micheleb8028]

And his mom & sister dropping him off was really AMH's mom & sister.

[@dukelive]

Yeah

[@saltywatermelons3683]

wearing different socks was a thing in the 80s...

[@gailcoffey4950]

:) I remember

[@darkb4light06]

Yep. As was wearing sweatshirts inside out. Came back in the 90s.

[@darkb4light06]

@Sandman Huffmaster Same here

[@BonniciAlexia]

those were the days - I loved the 80's

[@QTCutes]

Salty Watermelons so many guys and girls would do that.

[@LLBsmooth6]

I never noticed Emilio giving the finger there either. Crazy.

[@smoothlatinkid]

No 15: there is a conflict between Andy (jock) and Bender where Andy tells him "Speak for yourself." Bender counters: "You think I'd speak for you? I don't even speak your fucking language." Then, after they all bond with the confessional, and smoke weed together, Andy goes on a tear, dancing around the library as the rest of them watch, happily. He runs into a room, slams the door shut, SCREAMS, and the glass door of the window breaks. What is written on that glass door? FOREIGN LANGUAGE. Hughes' visual metaphor of a scream of pain, shattering the language barrier between his characters is so brief that most people miss it. But it, like the film, is beautiful.

[@lvlinda6]

As for the Muppets reference, back in the late 70’s/early 80’s, the Muppets were so popular. Teens loved The Muppet Show. Just my thoughts. (And yes, I was a teen back then.)

[@cautionTosser]

i was just about to make this comment.

[@jess4metoo]

Exactly The Muppet Movie had came out in 1980. They were big back then.

[@kennywood9911]

I was just about to say, "Muppet Babies" came out in the early 80's, that helped re-ignite a whole Muppet craze. Muppets were the bomb.

[@QTCutes]

LV Linda6 muppet show was PRIMETIME

[@Halfrek_FYI]

I was thinking the same thing.

[@jillsisco2308]

When they go get the weed out of Bender's locker...Bender peels off and starts singing at the top of his lungs, trying to draw attention to himself and away from the others. He runs by a window and it is DARK outside. They were serving detention on Saturday, during the day. *gotcha!*

[@QTCutes]

jill lenk was it? Thought it was just cloudy like maybe it was going to rain that day

[@kitfisto1827]

Actually not a gotcha. I have seen this brought up before. There were interior windows in the building that were tinted. Even tho the school was closed down, it was still being used as a government building and many of the rooms were offices. They didnt want people to see that. It's actually a Police Station now.

[@Meaghful]

She doesn't look like a Prince fan? What does a Prince fan look like🤔

[@angelat737]

I guess Jay doesn't realize just how popular Prince was in the 80's with just about everyone under a certain age. The album 1999 was #9 on Billboard 200 when it was released and had 3 top 20 singles.

[@alphapapahern]

She was emo, goth ... more of a Ministry or The Cure fan. Yes, it's a stereotype, but it's par for the course for that era.

[@angelat737]

@@alphapapahern Random thing - Ministry toured with The Police on the N.American leg of their Synchronicity tour.

[@sign543]

Meaghful - For the 80s, he’s right. She would’ve been a fan of New Wave. Like The Cure, OMD, Pet Shop Boys, Oingo-Boingo...times have changed big time.

[@ccbullard4754]

Or was it

[@businesscenter9131]

I swear the comments are more insightful than the 14 (?) things.

[@Donegal62]

This guy wasted 8 minutes of my life...I couldn't make it all the way to 12 minutes.

[@chinuaalibatya7345]

I could barely make it past that intro hehehe

[@UWBadger92]

You are young. 😉 Wearing sweatshirts inside-out was a trend. Prince? Loved by many demographics. And Andrew flipping the bird-easy to catch on the unedited version. Interesting video but that toothpick drove me nuts.

[@tracysmith8280]

UVBADGER92 you've made me lol thank you

[@tracysmith8280]

Sorry UWBADGER92 my mistake, I'm from Scotland, that says it all lol

[@Fireglo]

It's a common misconception that people think Allison is a goth. She's just the "basket case". I'm sure she would have been called the "goth girl" if they planned on her to be one.

[@frankiegee6135]

Bender was only 4 years younger than Carl the janitor.

[@kyekye2482]

I am a 1986 high school grad from Indiana: (1) Muppet folders - Muppets were a "thing" like a mascot for some teen girls (like snoopy, garfield, etc) (2) Brian's wardrobe - wearing sweatshirts wrong side out was a quirky fashion thing; we all did it, also unmatching tube socks were done to represent the colors of the various teams you liked

[@rpx8699]

I gotta say, I think this is a Millennial's list. Lots of these things were ordinary. Other than the scene-setting shots in the opening title sequence...I don't think anyone missed many of these things, because there was nothing to catch. Graffiti on school property was common place back them; Everybody watched the Muppets; Wearing a sweatshirt inside out is a thing (at least it was); Don't know what to say about "doesn't look like a Prince fan." Prince was the most popular thing out there; Dude, nobody missed the white basketball shoe, or Clark flipping the bird. Nobody.

[@jasonwest5622]

Yeah, I don't think I'm even gonna finish watching this

[@jamesdodge7268]

I missed the middle finger and I ve seen this many times.

[@RemyJackson]

Fashion in the 80s was known for being eccentric. Inside out shirts, 2 different shoes and socks, bandanas around your leg or wrist, jeans ripped and rolled, were very common. Brian wearing 2 different socks, or his sweater being inside out doesn't mean he couldn't dress himself. Looks more like an attempt at wearing his clothes in a way that was cool. However his wardrobe is what you would have seen a nerd wear, implying he was a nred trying to look cool. Bender literally jumps out of the shoe. Hard to miss.

[@QTCutes]

R Px the only thing I never noticed was the paper by Brian’s head with the rules of the library only cuz I didn’t ever care to look at it. Lol

[@biffy9536]

Giving Hughes the benefit of the doubt and say he left the original 1980 poster on the door to show how the school faculty doesn't give a shit. and I kind of remember some kids having sweatshirts where the stitching looked inside out so maybe it was the fashion at the time.

[@messengeroftruth2647]

Excellent point about the poster, so true so true. And the sweatshirts also. The whole 'thing' of 'school' itself is a joke. Type in youtube search 'Schools Are Prisons', and check out all the videos-they tell the real reasons of what school is-something that should never exist and that we never should have gone to.

[@sparkleevenmore9638]

Biffy Tannen - Oakton Community College is a north suburban institution. My theory is that John Hughes had the flier - having grown up in Northbrook - and didn’t think anyone would key in on the date. Part of the movie was filmed at the abandoned Maine North HS in Des Plaines, and part at other locations around the north suburbs. Who knows.

[@LiveHedgehog]

I can attest to this. My high school had advertisements for school plays and work from kids up on the walls despite said things being at least 5 years old.

[@mrbobsshow]

It definitely was

[@TheShattenjager]

I think the OHIOST license plate on Andrew’s father’s car was meant to imply that was his alma mater... in a way it is consistent with the idea that his dad hasn’t let go of the whole jock mentality, and is living vicariously through his son, hence the immense pressure he puts on him.

[@WebVManReturns]

I wish the abandoned school had been reopened and renamed Shermer High School.

[@cathycarcrash]

The abandoned school used to be Main North High School and was closed because there wasn't enough students in the district to fill that school because there was 3 other high schools in that same district. Main North is now the Des Plaines Police Department

[@Fireglo]

You gonna pay for that?

[@Elparvar]

What does "doesn't look like a Prince fan" mean? Dead?

[@stevenphelps1072]

Flipping off Vernon lmfao, I never saw that til now that's definatly #1

[@daniellecozzetto5802]

Steven Phelps Definitely*

[@weldercody1]

Totally agree Steven. I never noticed that either. That's awesome.

[@jamesdodge7268]

I never noticed that either .

[@rolindahlquist3124]

That's one I did notice a long time ago.

[@samahissimplistic]

A lot of these are pretty obvious..

[@tracydurham4717]

The gym shoe is Benders the other got chopped in half in his his locker

[@daniellecozzetto5802]

Tracy Durham Huh?

[@weldercody1]

That's it Tracy. The guillotine got his other shoe.

[@nicodelatorre3431]

@@weldercody1 she's gots it

[@laurie4275]

And hey- he was doing his best to mind the rules about proper shoes in the gym - with the only one he had left. 😂

[@stuartwilt8944]

I thought that was a converse. Probly just me

[@bubbaflavel]

Hughes made a cameo appearance in the end where he played Brian's dad when he came to pick him up in the car.

[@robertstotts2343]

I gotta question does Barry Manilow know y'all raid his wardrobe

[@8-BitEric]

todays top 5.... 14 things....... common core math!

[@nicole9volt]

8-Bit Eric At 1:09 he says "here's 13 things..." so toss that in the ring

[@pedroandrade2398]

@@nicole9volt lulz.

[@Lysa622003]

How exactly is that Common Core math?

[@captainuncreative2060]

“Top 14 most obvious things that somehow you missed” I just watched this movie for the first time yesterday and I noticed all of these except the posters which were pretty pointless...

[@MrDrokkul]

The white streak can be a genetics thing. Its called a Mallen Streak. I worked with a girl who had dark brown hair, but a pronounced white streak on one side starting around the forehead. We all called her Rogue.

[@messengeroftruth2647]

and bender certainly is a rogue lol

[@doolally1478]

@Mr Knowitall that's what we've always called it

[@Sindollx666x]

I always wondered if it was because of his harder home life causing trauma in his life which is something said to cause the white streak in the front at a younger age.

[@analogkid4957]

Sindollx666x (Heather/Sprout/Monster) yea getting white hair is odd at 17 or 18. Judd Nelson was roughly 24 or 25 at the time

[@Raesling1]

@@analogkid4957 Well, a white streak would be odd at 24 or 25, too.

[@sufamidan1006]

Brian also has his shoes on the wrong feet.

[@tvgubber]

Omg yess that’s what that was. I was like why do his feet look wrong, and it wasn’t the socks

[@mdm5216]

Bender's hair. that's what happens when you spill paint in the garage.

[@Turco949]

I believe, in the mid 80s, Pop music fans were divided into 2 major groups; in the US, it was either Prince or MJ, and in Europe, it was either Duran Duran or Depeche Mode.

[@ThatBarbGirl]

The white streak in Bender hair is paint. When Bender shows the cigar burn on his arm he says something along the lines of “This is what you get when you spill a can of paint in the garage”. He had been painting.

[@mrbobsshow]

Doubtful

[@jefgir]

Dude, dont overanalize things

[@montacap]

Did you know that the butt of the joke that he tells as he's crawling through the roof actually was intended and finished off the way that they planned which was for there to never be an end of that joke? You came up with a few I didn't know about i give you props sir .

[@bluetarantulaproductions6179]

Did you know that just about every John Hughes movie had that high school in it? Did you know that the interior of the McCalister's house from Home Alone was a giant soundstage that was built in that gymnasium? Or that the flooded basement that Kevin ran through to avoid Marf and Harry (The wet bandits) was filmed in the same school's indoor swimming pool?

[@WebVManReturns]

Yes, I knew that from watching The Movies That Made Us on Netflix.

[@tvgubber]

Whoa

[@JAM_MCG]

There were sweatshirts purposely made inside out too, with the tag on the inside like usual.

[@bella.bee333]

i noticed when emilio flipped vernon off the first time lol we stan a legend 🙇🏼‍♀️

[@messengeroftruth2647]

you wanna try again,...................IN ENGLISH

[@josestarks279]

Mismatched socks is a style I thought.

[@Starscreamlive]

Never noticed the steak in Bender's hair until watching this video.

[@messengeroftruth2647]

there's a STEAK in bender's hair?? is it medium or well done? i think lots of people noticed it, just didn't think anything about it

[@Serai3]

Really? I thought it was kind of obvious, what with all the marbling and the juices dripping down his face.

[@jstsmegy]

White streak I.e. Skunk

[@Serai3]

Dude, that was SNARK. Adjust your snarkmeter if you're going to be commenting on YT.

[@illbill215]

Hmmmm steak

[@jenniferrick8906]

Clarke is actually a widely used spelling of the last name. My ex's last name happens to be Clarke

[@sbrasel]

In the credits the character is "Andrew Clark".

[@Grnademaster]

The only way to know is for sure is to check his name during the end credits (and if they use last names for characters in the credits, as some movies don't).

[@frankiegee6135]

The reason for the children’s books is because they were short on props for that very quick flash shot and figured just use these books no one will be able to notice. They didn’t account for such clear high def in the future.

[@gabriellewilliams1315]

I have always LOVED The Breakfast Club. I was 14 when it came out. "Chicks cannot hold their smoke...thats what it is."

[@AngelaMay66]

Most people bleached a streak in their bangs in the 80's and everyone who was a teen in the 80's is still a Prince fan. "When Doves Cry" was played at least every other hour on the Radio, along with Van Hallens "Jump".

[@snowontheweb]

I really liked My Science Project from 1985. A teen and his girlfriend raid a military junkyard and find a time-travel contraption from a UFO.

[@electronash]

snowontheweb Dennis Hopper FTW ;) (RIP)

[@cindyle9847]

snowontheweb geekdom101

[@kliejak18]

The reason the 1980 college fair poster from oakton community college was left up there is because the actual school that the movie was filmed in (Maine north hs) closed just one year after that in 1981. It was prolly just left there since the school was closed down

[@messengeroftruth2647]

thanks for clarity, and, no biggie :)

[@myemailaddress93]

I have been watching this movie since I was about 6 or 7 years old when it was relatively new and the only two things on this list that I had never noticed before was Carl the janitor as Man of the Year and the burned up Locker being Brian's

[@stephaniebaker6001]

Just an absolute classic! I was literally 16 years old when this movie was made (which makes me the same age of Molly Ringwald and Anthony Michael Hall!) and it really resonated with me because even though my high school didn't have Saturday detention (and I was able to hide any of my particular shenanigans at the time, so I basically never had detention) it really made me feel as if that could've been ANY mid-80s high school at that time. The clothing, the concerns and attitudes of the characters, that anticipatory feel of being in HS at the time, it all made sense to me. My friends and I would get together almost every weekend and watch John Hughes movies and it felt as if they were specifically made for my generation (which was the point, I suppose!) Movies such as Pretty in Pink, Ferris Buellers Day Of, Sixteen Candles and a few other silly but beloved gems will always stay with me when I'm feeling nostalgic. I miss those wonderful days and I'd give anything to have that time back. It's almost a rite of passage for my generation and a true testament to how the world was way back in the days of relative innocence, mild rebellion and that wonderful, 1980s soundtracks that bring us back to those days of our teenage years so poignantly.

[@ronzombie6541]

"Hey, hey, hey, hey!!!"

[@stephaniebaker6001]

@@ronzombie6541 (Or was your comment simply making fun of that weasel of a principal? Lol!)

[@ronzombie6541]

Right! Genius of Hughes to let MR pick the music. Great comment!

[@stephaniebaker6001]

@@ronzombie6541 Thanks Ron. LMAO, I thought your name said "Rob Zombie!" Hahaha! 🤣

[@ronzombie6541]

@@stephaniebaker6001 Jedi mind trick.

[@BudSchnelker]

Regarding the poster: the school where the movie was filmed closed in 1981. My guess is that the career fair poster was still hanging up somewhere in the building and someone grabbed it to use as a prop.

[@huerfanapensionada]

me: i’m going to sleep also me: what did i miss let’s see..

[@dulcehall5061]

This is the first of these “what you missed” videos where l actually had missed some things! Thank you

[@grimmbilly9263]

seems like a lot of these things are noticeable now thanks to HD and maybe BluRay. No way could we have seen this stuff back on fuzzy broadcast television or vhs.

[@QTCutes]

Grimm Billy like what couldn’t you have seen without hd?

[@andypeterson3070]

Great post. Very informative, I'll look out for these next time I watch it.

[@that1pdxguy]

When Emilio runs round after smoking, he passes a Confederate flag, in a school in Chicago.

[@mattslupek7988]

I noticed that, too. I’m guessing the abandoned school where it was filmed was in Georgia. That was the old Georgia state flag. That should’ve been in this “Things You Didn’t Notice” video.

[@bdg_2tuff]

Lol I noticed when he flipped Vernon off the first time I saw the film😂😂😂

[@AndyUpNorth67]

It's a great film, i'd forgotten about this one, thanks Jay.

[@donclark4486]

1st time watching one of your videos. I must say I'm impressed. Well done, young man!

[@JasonRelaxation]

Great video Jay. I have been waiting for this.

[@messengeroftruth2647]

?? waiting for? why don't you make your own?

[@B33FY2011]

I've got a confession, I've never seen The Breakfast Club. But that's a wrong I'm going to right today after I finish work.

[@DantezMaritu]

Did you?

[@chaoswitheris463]

I hope they did >:(

[@lindadaheim3412]

OK, no one our age, who probably has seen the film a lot of times, would have missed ONE single thing of these!

[@newyorkyankees81]

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[@samantagunes5054]

Hey, so you were talking about the date on the poster. I don't know any behind-the-scenes stuff, but at my college they usually hang posters of things that happened already and they keep hanging there for years, so I would just assume it is normal :D

[@TheReturnOfSak]

Gotta do Weird Science next.

[@grimmbilly9263]

Just watched Weird Science on cable this weekend. I noticed for the first time that the janitor in Breakfast Club has a small part in Weird Science.

[@messengeroftruth2647]

i can't robert downey jr. anything about him and anything he's in. Keanu Reeves turned into an asshole also

[@clevelandaeromotive]

Being a life time The Breakfast Club fan, I honestly have to say, half of them I didn’t notice till this video. Great job!

[@oliverfrom656comics7]

that casio jam in the end... hell yeah!

[@whatifindinteresting3067]

one of my all time favorite movies, interesting Jay, I never noticed some of these things ever before. Some good calls.

[@caseytess9237]

Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure

[@oliverfrom656comics7]

I concur!

[@WebVManReturns]

EXCELLENT!!!

[@renegusmus264]

Bravo!! This was great!

[@kiwichicki]

13seconds in .. ...forget it. I'll just deal with the fact I missed it

[@americanfreedomlogistics9984]

I never noticed the bird flip... nor the library study suggestions on the wall

[@ourtravelingzoo3740]

Many geniuses are weird about their clothes. Some have 5 matching outfits to grab like uniforms. Many have more important than clothes

[@jonisanchez6065]

Awesome! Some of the items you mentioned I was aware of but others I wasn’t! Too funny! Thanks for sharing! One of my favorites!

[@newyorkyankees81]

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[@messengeroftruth2647]

brilliant insights! enhances the movie and makes it even more enjoyable! The way our eyes see things, we see it all, take it all in, but only COMPREHEND so much, that's why the more you watch the same thing, you'll start to see things you always saw the first time, but just didn't focus on them, and/or comprehend them, it's amazing, life is this way, no camera, person can 'control' life, there's so much going on all the time, we only see/notice a part/fraction of what is really going on/the big picture.

[@theshadyjayshow]

There's some good suggestions here. Some are already on my list, and some have already been filmed.

[@frizlaw]

Another little detail that nobody has pointed out is the scene in which the janitor Carl first walks into the detention room and starts talking to the students. Carl says, "I look through your letters. I look through your lockers...." Then the camera cuts immediately to John Bender, who looks surprised probably because he realizes that Carl has seen the marijuana that Bender keeps there. The audience wouldn't notice this since it's only in a later scene that the students all go to Bender's locker and he gets out the bag of weed. But watching the movie half a dozen times, this little detail really sticks out to me.

[@miabellajenny]

Brilliant!!

[@miabellajenny]

Also take the self promotional singing video at the beginning out. Honestly it is quite distracting and unnecessary. Dude get to the point. If I didn't really want to know your opinion I would have turned you off. Professional tip!! Other then that excellent analysis!!

[@michaelmiller1215]

As many times as I’ve seen this movie, you pointed out things I’ve never noticed! Kudos!

[@cathydoherty1086]

Pretty in Pink is my fav from 80's.

[@amyrees1223]

You also missed that Brian's mom and sister in the beginning are played by his actual mom and sister. And guess who his dad is at the ending? JOHN HUGHES!!! He apparently wrote much of Brian's character based on himself in highschool....poor John!

[@sergeiyzerman7240]

Rewatch the video. He literally talks about who plays Brian's parents.

[@jess4metoo]

I learned a few things, thanks!

[@crom19701]

Top 14 Friday, great vid!

[@williamhale7875]

The post says 14 things... then when you hit play.. you say... " here's 13 things I noticed " 😂

[@jumpofftheboat]

Love these!

[@nyastclair8174]

Allison steals bender's knife. But did you notice that she also stole the lock off of his locker?

[@evilengine9]

Great vid!

[@donnakelly6280]

Inside out sweat shirts - STYLE MAN! I wore mine inside out too :)

[@angelaf5040]

I still do. Much more comfy!

[@corder1991]

Dazed and confused..... great movie!!!!!!

[@mymelody03]

The prince album was something she stole from a teachers locker in one of the deleted scenes lol

[@chrisholbrook7224]

Just finished watching it love it

[@spence40]

good vid keep them up love them

[@greedawake]

Jay you just made me love that movie so much more thanks

[@b.w.22]

I suspect the sign was something they found in the shut-down school and used it as part of the set dressing. Maybe that school shut in 1980 or 81.

[@loco_Maverick]

classic movie! sweet i knew most of those but definitely didn't notice some of them! I second Bill and Ted Excellent adventure or St Elmos Fire.. also got to love Brian's dad being John Hughes himself picking him up in the end.

[@pizzamon795]

One of my top 10 movies of all time, damn!, we have alot in common!!!

[@jasonhuddleston8106]

That was great .... I’m on a Breakfast rabbit hole on KZbin and this was perfect

[@RetroHabit82]

I can't watch the opening without thinking of Tim

[@StoneWolf2077]

me too.

[@messengeroftruth2647]

Tim who?

[@gibsg99]

*Hey Jay, sorry, I was commenting in the exact opposite direction (14>1) that you were, but... 1. N 2. N (I missed the other black shoe in the background) 3. Y 4. N 5. N (weird, but good detective work) 6. N (Tru. Y?) 7. N (can't dress himself) 8. Y 9. N 10. N (OMG) 11. N 12. Y 13. Y 14. N (WOW) I enjoyed this video very much. I hope you make more of these

[@flortho2440]

This is 12 minutes I'll never get back. I've seen this movie exactly twice and if Shady Jay wants to talk about films, he should pay better attention. The FINGER motion? Seriously? Man of the Year? Missed that? sigh...

[@jd-no7rw]

Yeah, the man of the year things was an important part.

[@WWTormentor]

I don’t know about other high schools, but ours had a tendency of not taking down old and expired posters for years. I attended high school 84-87 and we had some posters from a 1979 career day!

[@jamesdodge7268]

Iconic film and theme ..I heard Billy Idol turned down the chance to record " Don't you forget about me "....this was great and fresh.. Thank you.

[@sergeiyzerman7240]

The Billy Idol version is actually a track on his greatest hits album. Check it out.

[@stevenmiller1416]

Good job. Just proves that how much we miss even though we've seen the movie over 100 times.

[@hgoodin1013]

Ha wow! I never noticed that. The poster for the career and college fair was held at OCC (Oakton Community College). I went there. Crazy