FERRIS BUELLER’S DAY OFF (1986) | FIRST TIME WATCHING | MOVIE REACTION

FERRIS BUELLER’S DAY OFF (1986) | FIRST TIME WATCHING | MOVIE REACTION
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[@gallendugall8913]

Mathew Broderick, who was 24 when this was made, also plays a high school student in 1983's War Games (good movie) when he was 21. He also played a teenager, in a fantasy medieval setting, in 85's Ladyhawke (good movie) at the age of 23. In 1990 he played an 18 year old college student in The Freshman (good movie) at the age 28. It was then that Hollywood finally stopped casting him as a teenager.

[@robertcampomizzi7988]

I love War Games. It scared the crap out of Ronald Regan in real life. He called his advisors together after seeing that movie, no joke.

[@seanmcmurphy4744]

A fascinating movie which has Matthew Broderick as an adult is the 1999 comedy _Election_ . It also stars Reese Witherspoon. It is one of my favorite movies, it's about a high school election. You might like to react to it.

[@eliseorodriguezjr876]

The guy was Is Charlie Sheen, the one in the police station. That was Charlie Sheen's first movie roll

[@janecrow1122]

I'd recommend Biloxi Blues. Matthew at his awkward hilarious best. Peace, all 💕

[@SurvivorBri]

Interesting that you didn't mention the nod to War Games in the movie, when he hacked into the school's computer system and reduced his absences.

[@OneThousandHomoDJs]

John Hughes is the Godfather of GenX culture.

[@Pixelologist]

"He's investigatin'. Don't you hear the music?" Lost it right there 🤣🤣🤣

[@tamarleigh]

Yeah, that was awesome 🏆

[@polyestawyldesage504]

That was my favorite part

[@joecarr5412]

Ben Stein the teacher "Anyone Anyone"..was speech writer for Pres Nixon, the student Simone would become Buffy the Vampire Slayer, & kid at the Police Station telling daughter to live her own life(Jennifer Gray- yes Dirty Dancing)- was Charlie Sheen !!😊

[@KennethSorling]

"Happiness looks good on her" is such a lovely impromptu impression.

[@romamugar838]

Yes, Jennifer Grey played in Dirty Dancing and this movie

[@dr.burtgummerfan439]

Those dancer's legs enabled her to kick Rooney in the face.😂 She was also in the original Red Dawn.

[@nightfury8684]

And Red Dawn.

[@DrJohnnyFever.]

"When you become an adult your brain stops working." Truer words have never been spoken.

[@christhornycroft3686]

Just look at the election results a lot of the time.

[@ChicagoDB]

I was Class of 1986 in Chicago myself…my classmate Kristin, is the girl on the payphone with Ferris at the 05:40 mark. She had a fun year :)

[@petemcfeet28]

They used a replica in the movie, but in the movie, the 1961 Ferrari 250GT Spider would now be worth $15-20Million USD. Yikes! Nice reaction, you girls are fun. Cheers!

[@robertnichol3669]

On a John Hughes run....good job...he was a director of his era totally brilliant really

[@mikeroman5208]

It's funny how polarizing the character of Ferris is. Some people adore him and want to be just like him while others absolutely loathe him and want him to crash and burn.

[@firstenforemost]

I wouldn't consider 2 people to be one whole pole by themselves.

[@robertt9825]

Like he is kind of evil if you think about it. But the movie is super fun

[@traho811]

As long as he's not crashing into somebody!

[@Lost_n_Found_1]

@The11B2P Today's kids are just jealous that they don't have the guts to pull off Ferris' stunts, lol.

[@Lost_n_Found_1]

@The11B2P My honest opinion? An entire nation has turned it's back on God.

[@adamskeans2515]

This movie was such a huge part of my childhood. Thank you so much for watching it with us. I'm really glad you enjoyed it, and yes, Ferris's sister did play in Dirty Dancing.

[@jamedraa8472]

My sister and I have watched this SOOOOO many times. Mathew Broderick is also the voice of (adult) Simba in The Lion King.

[@top_gallant]

The museum scene is one of the most tranquil scenes in cinema.

[@hulkhatepunybanner]

*My all-time favorite movie.* I watch it once a year. It's like therapy to remind myself that life is what _I_ make of it.

[@bobashley7533]

“When you become an adult, your brain stops working”

[@noracola5285]

I think it happens when you become an authority figure. Especially over children.

[@tamarleigh]

What makes people’s heart die isn’t age, though: it’s money. Get a big enough pile of gold and you start acting like a dragon.

[@tamarleigh]

@@The11B2P Kind young people tend to get kinder with age, cruel young people tend to get crueler with age. Wise young people tend to become wise elders, foolish young people tend to become old fools.

[@LA_HA]

My experience is different. The adults I know didn't become brainless, greedy dragons, or power hungry authoritarians. They simply became adults with different worries, goals, and thoughts about what life means to Them, and usually it happened because they had families to care for and about. Guess my experiences are different

[@LA_HA]

@@The11B2P So, I made up the things people wrote right here in this thread? Okay. Sure. And since the way you came at me was completely unnecessary and filled with the usual trolling shenanigans, I'm not interested in any further communications with you and am moving on. Do likewise

[@joepaskowski9091]

A classic that you can quote for years and years to come…. Abe Frohman, sausage king of Chicago

[@paulamoya7956]

I was a junior in HS and saw this the night of its release . One of my all time favs I will never stop watching. 🌠🌠🌠🌠🌠

[@jollyrodgers7272]

"Life moves pretty fast - If you don't stop and look around once in a while, you could miss it." - words of wisdom. I was going on 30 when this came out, and it still makes me feel like a teenager every time I see it. Get a copy for your library, put 'OH YEAH' by Yello on your playlist, and get a "Save Ferris!" bumpersticker.

[@garnet0101]

My Senior Year of High School movie.

[@penguin8711]

Ferris Bueller also played in 'Glory' as the Colonel. I think you guys watched that already. Great job as usual. 💜

[@ThistleAndSea]

Glory is an excellent movie.

[@DustinHawke]

Matthew Broderick played in Glory. Ferris Bueller is a character in this movie.

[@norwegianblue2017]

When the pizza guy tells him the Bears are winning after just telling him it was a tie baseball game, it is even funnier because the Bears are a Chicago football team.

[@infiad1275]

F***! After 35 years of watching this I didn't realize that until you said it. :)

[@kbrewski1]

​@@infiad1275 You're kidding....😮

[@0okamino]

Wow, I guess the 1985 (when the movie was written) Bears really were that good. Even out there winning Cubs games. 😄

[@kbrewski1]

That scene was at the iconic Billy Goat 🐐 Tavern 🍺 in the Loop under the El tracks. The same place that was spoofed by Dan Aykroyd, Belushi and Bill Murray in the famous Cheeburger Cheeburger Cheeburger skit on SNL. Btw, the funniest part of that scene is Ferris and Cameron at Wrigley catching a foul ball ON CAMERA CLOSEUP ON THE TV ROONEY LOOKED UP AT A SECOND TOO LATE!!!

[@user-im2ex9zw6j]

you guys out here busting through some of my favorite movies and its a treat, thank you

[@user-im2ex9zw6j]

virtual h ug

[@muninraven3327]

The post movie banter was a treat. Thanks for sharing.

[@marksardakowski4323]

I was a senior in High School when this came out it was very popular.

[@jamesdamiano8894]

You two need to watch Matthew in a great comedy called "Biloxi Blues". It's set during World War 2 but there's no blood and guts. Just a funny coming of age movie.

[@matthewfike4491]

With Christopher Walken as a drill instructor. Great movie.

[@itzbp9949]

John hughes was such a great writer. His dialogue was funny and heartfelt while Also dealing with some heavy subject matters such as cameron being beaten by his dad and having depression. Wanting to kill himself. That was big in the 80s as mental health wasnt really taken seriously. John hughes was ahead of his time

[@deepnthought.]

There's a whole plethora of movies from the 80's. Weird Science, 16 Candles, Pretty In Pink, Three O' Clock High, Nerds, Ridgemont High, The Pick-Up Artist, Police Academy, Wildcats, is just to name a few. All are good watches. Hopefully they will all get reviewed by you both, keep up the good work 😊❤

[@LA_HA]

deepthought: Revenge of the Nerds, the series, or do you mean another "Nerds" movie?

[@deepnthought.]

@@LA_HA Revenge of the Nerds, the movie

[@LA_HA]

@@deepnthought. Then, heck yeah. Me likie

[@rray848]

That part at the end where Ferris comes out in a robe and tells the audience to go home is spoofed at the end of the Deadpool movie. Deadpool comes out in the same exact robe and tells the audience to go home... 😁

[@garnet0101]

They still make SAVE FERRIS t-shirts.

[@moonlitegram]

They're likely band tshirts for the ska band, Save Ferris. Which is of course named from the movie, so kind of the same thing. But slightly different.

[@worthlessguitar]

Other people have probably suggested it before, but adding my +1 to those: Better Off Dead. Kind of in the same vein as this, but with its own vibe.

[@0okamino]

That movie is totally Savage.

[@mikehigbee2320]

The misadventures of Principal Rooney always make me laugh so hard. He plays that so well.

[@ennuiblue4295]

It's less funny when you see the actors real life offenses 😟

[@chalmapatterson544]

@ennuiblue4295. Nah it's still funny. Despite the creeper factor.

[@YoureMrLebowski]

8:33 "how do you come back from that?" -jyn 😆

[@opalviking]

I love the theory that the whole movie is a fever dream of Cameron’s and Ferris is what Cameron wishes he was

[@DewJee2019]

Hi ladies. His sister is that girl from Dirty Dancing. Jennifer Grey. She looks great here and in Dirty Dancing.

[@jamesanthony5257]

It seems to me you both worked hard on your studies as you both seem to be very well read. I enjoy your insights into the movies and love your beautiful smiles. Virtual Hug.

[@kbrewski1]

You girls were funny on how you reacted to Ferris' hijinks and what he was getting away with. But your post movie review was so heavy and serious. This was a COMEDY!! The number of hilarious quotable lines in this movie is huge. Laugh girls laugh, that's what the movie is about! SAVE FERRIS "Buehler.....Buehler....Buehler" "Abe Froman, Sausage King of Chicago" "Do you speak English?" "What country do you think this is?" "See what a finski does for an attitude" "They all think he's a righteous dude" "Never had one lesson" "Life moves pretty fast. If you don't stop and look around, you could miss it."

[@lethaldose2000]

Yes. It was a comedy, juxtaposed by his friends dilema with life. Ferris Bueller is a great movie because it covers deep topics under the guise of a comedy.

[@kbrewski1]

​@@lethaldose2000 It was 90% comedy. The 10% that wasn't really didn't work that well. Hughes should have pulled back that aspect imo.

[@wheelmanstan]

Weekends, holidays, those days are nothing like taking a day off during the week and enjoying it while everyone else is at school and work. Less lines, less crowds, less traffic..the air even smells better. Haha, it really is a waste to not take advantage of a nice day. I remember reading something once where a teacher said the saddest thing is when students start to emulate adults. I mean you see them with all this potential and suddenly they're just another person focused on making a paycheck not really chasing any dreams. The world needs dreamers..

[@JynxRyl]

😆 facts.

[@TD-mg6cd]

Not the Stock Market. It's the Chicago Mercantile Exchange.

[@firstenforemost]

She said "Wall Street" which is a colloquial term for trading. As a matter of fact, the CME Group which operates the Merc is traded on the NYSE.

[@mikecalif5553]

Yes that's the Girl from Dirty Dancing and her Boyfriend was Charlie Sheen very young.

[@deepnthought.]

And Emilio Estevez brother, Martin Sheen is the father

[@sirjohnmara]

The actors playing Ferris parents fell in LOVE and married eachother for 6 years AND had a kid. Well they are divorced now. But in Hollywood years that's a life. You see they "fit" together.

[@Echo4Bravo]

John Hughes Sixteen Candles 1984. Can't wait for the reaction.

[@oscaroscuro]

man, this one really hit you guys. It looks like it really opened your eyes to how life should be and to never be afraid to take risks and just have fun. Thank you for the video. I hope your guys' 2024 looks like Ferris Buellers Day Off. *virtual hug*

[@Cheepchipsable]

Yeah, because risks always work out...

[@oscaroscuro]

@@Cheepchipsable true. Better to never take them instead.

[@upandcomingapparel]

I know they've told you I'm sure. Ferris was the one who played Colonel Shaw in Glory!

[@Jamie-lw5sy]

He's investigating don't you hear the music 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣👌

[@joek468]

The cars driven by the characters in the movie all have personalized license plates of director John Hughs movies...except the Ferarri which says NRVOUS....Ferris' moms license plate says VCTN for Vacation, The principals license plate says 4FBDO for 4Ferris Buellers Day Off, the sisters license plate says TBC for The Breakfast Club, and Ferris' dads plate says MMOM for Mr. Mom

[@ezgolfer2]

Ferris’ sister was played by Jennifer Grey, the star of the classic movie, Dirty Dancing, a must see.

[@JTQA_Tester]

Fun fact, Ferris Bueller (Matthew Broderick) was 23 and his friend, Cameron (Alan Ruck) was 29 during the filming of this movie, and the only teen was the girl Sloane, who was 18.

[@msmrsro]

Yes, the sister is Jennifer Grey who played Baby in Dirty Dancing

[@jamedraa8472]

That post credit scene "You're still here..." is referenced in Deadpool.

[@SilentBob731]

Three in a row from my Top 10 80's List? You Ladies are a Gift. Saw this in the theatre back in Junior High and it's been a favourite ever since. 16:42 This is a fun exchange, and the Ladies seem like good students. I, on the other hand, started skipping school in eighth grade. But since I grew up in the middle of nowhere, I had to catch the bus, get to town, ditch whatever classes I didn't want to go to, and then still get back to catch the bus home. I spent many hours and many quarters at the Arcade / Pool Hall downtown, and walked probably hundreds of miles around town with my Walkman on.

[@bretttodd6470]

Not me. I skipped school every chance I could. I would check into each class for roll call and leave when the teacher was distracted and go cruise in my camaro or mcdonalds. I would sell forged lunch tickets for $1 and I had many customers. I used that for gas. My 4th period was split into 2 parts because I had 2nd lunch and since I checked in beforehand, I would take all 3 lunch periods and hang in the cafeteria. When I got my truck, I would haul the running PE class across town just a block before the checkpoint and after they checked in, they ran back to me and I'd drive them back to school. Sometimes if I never returned to 5th and 6th periods, I would stay late the next day at 4th period and would then get a note from 4th teacher for 5th period being late. 5th period thought it was note for day before when I was gone. The 80s were great.

[@GaryTongue-to3pw]

I stayed home and Watched The Andy Griffith Show, Leave it To Beaver, I love Lucy, Murphy Brown and Cheers!

[@Cheepchipsable]

Nothing like petty crime eh!

[@tamarleigh]

💗Thank you for sharing all your words of wisdom at the end of the movie. It’s actually exactly what I needed to hear today. 💗

[@JynxRyl]

We appreciate you 💜💜

[@captainbryce1]

You guys should check out Wargames. It also stars Matthew Broderick (who is also playing a high school kid who uses his computer to hack his school), although he is much younger in that movie. It also stars Ally Sheedy (from the Breakfast Club).

[@tamarleigh]

Another excellent Broderick film is Election, but he’s all grown up and playing a high school teacher.

[@dIggl3r]

*SAVE FERRIS*

[@kevinhayes1656]

If you hadn’t noticed that guy in the police station talking to Ferris’s sister is a young Charlie Sheen

[@davidalejandro343]

I love that you guys enjoyed this movie, and i love the way you both take such wonderful life lessons away from this, and many other movie you've watched. So refreshing and thought- provoking to hear your analysis and insight. Thank you. ❤

[@OneThousandHomoDJs]

I was in an improv group called Abe Froman and the Sausage Kings

[@jeffs.605]

I'm 62 and I've Never heard Wiser Advice ! Soooo, Thankyou and Remember'...to have Fun..out there ..yourselves ! :..and gd' eve .

[@jeffs.605]

Oh and if you'd fancy another Movie w/ Mathew & the ' Squirel '' ..then chk out ''War Games''...enjoy !

[@everyonelovesmajima]

Sooo that’s how it is in their family.

[@GaryTongue-to3pw]

*THAT'S

[@Cheepchipsable]

Not sure why people have trouble with the car guys. The two guys worked at the parking garage and were valets, they would give you a ticket when you went there and park your car for you, then retrieve it when you returned. Also back in the day diapers were large square clothes, usually terry towelling, (like half or third of a bath towel). You would reuse them after dumping the waste, rinsing them and soaking them in some product like napisan for a few hours then wash them. Point is they were soft cloths ideal for cleaning windows and polishing your car with. These guys are meant to be dumb high schoolers, which is why they though the reverse thing would work. The car in the film is meant to be worth maybe a million(?) at the time - worth $15 million today. Of course it's actually a replica...

[@dperry203]

It’s funny seeing such a fuss made over missing a day of school. I missed 140 days my first 3 years of high school. Then my senior year you had to make up any day after 10 on Saturday. Or you failed the class. I didn’t miss as often but I still missed more than 10 and had to drop the classes not needed to graduate because I needed the Saturdays left to go towards the classes I needed. So the last semester of my senior year I only went a half a day. I went to English 12 and math then went home. Then went on Saturday for 2 hours. Just barely graduated. Years later I started my own business and honor roll students and college graduates was working for me. Strange how life works sometimes!

[@deepermind4884]

Ladies, ✴️Virtual Hugs!✴️ I really love & appreciate the chat at the end. I'm not socializing much these days, & your words really meant alot to me. All the best 🕊❤

[@moonlitegram]

'Live your life and don't worry about what other people do' - your wise beyond your years ladies.

[@lazyperfectionist1]

25:27 "Did you see me change out of my clothes by the jacuzzi?" Of _course_ he saw. You did it right in _front_ of him.

[@wheelmanstan]

"I am not going to sit on my ass as the events that affect me unfold to determine the course of my life. I'm going to take a stand. I'm going to defend it. Right or wrong, I'm going to defend it." Such great writing. You're post-movie discussions are the best. Unique to your channel.

[@bakercarl8518]

YES!!! You ladies are giving me big pleasure buy doing one of my favorites that was filmed in my hometown CHICAGO ❤

[@craigm3353]

One of my favorite comedy movies of the 80's. Another 80's movie you should react to is The Final Countdown (1980) The U.S.S. Nimitz goes back to December 6th, 1941. It's filmed on the Nimitz. It's like Top Gun meets Back to the Future.

[@socalwill9876]

And now that you've seen Fight Club and this movie: The Ferris Bueller Fight Club Theory - Ferris Bueller does not actually exist and is merely Cameron seeing himself as he'd like to be while dealing with his troubled family life and his adoration of Sloane. 🤯 Another fun reaction, girls ❤

[@EllisThings]

Didn't necessarily expect a deep philosophical convo after Ferris Bueller, but that was awesome, you rock! [virtual hug]

[@tyrantrex734]

That car is worth MILLIONS and it hurts my soul to see what it goes through

[@corralescoyote]

When I was in Junior high we used to gather guys for a “sleepover” , watch this movie for inspiration and then go out and toilet-paper all the girls’ houses, who were also out toilet-papering the boys’ houses. 80s youthful stupidity. Think 13 years old I like ur laughs. ❤ “when u become an adult your brain stops working”. LoL ❤ this movie is frighteningly true re the bus/gummy bear thing. Huge generational touchstone for folks my age. Yes, that’s Baby from Dirty Dancing Charlie Sheen in the PD too “…cause I’m the nurse who likes to …” John Hughes’ masterpiece… lots of tries, but this is it… “Shauna!!”

[@kbrewski1]

An all dude sleepover? Sounds like a sausage fest. 😮

[@SilentBob731]

21:04 The Ladies channelling Charlie Sheen's character later in the film once again....they have wisdom beyond their years. 24:04 Now that's a classic Reaction Moment. 🤣

[@williamhaughey8678]

Watch the movie "Roman Holiday" it's sort of on the same theme. 1950's and a great film... B&W!

[@TSIRKLAND]

Love both movies; have never thought of putting them together in that way. But yeah! I totally see it! Thanks!

[@reservoirdude92]

The soundtrack on this one 🔥

[@wendell6468]

THE quintessential Chicago movie!! along with the Blues Brothers...😂😂😂😂 i used to drive on that back road the garage attendants raced the Ferrari down back at the same time this movie was made...😂😂 u guys did a great job on this rwaction...👏👏👏👏🤗😉

[@dancouver23]

This was one of my fav movies when I was young and maybe influenced my high school days a little too much. Glad you enjoyed it. Virtual hug.

[@blueeyedcowboy8291]

Virtual Hug , young ladies. Another great reaction to a great movie. Mia Sara is so beautiful in this movie. This is a remote drop movie. You can watch it anytime and it never gets old.

[@TSIRKLAND]

Even more than most of Hughes' films, this film is an absolute Love Letter to the city of Chicago. Many- indeed most- of his movies are set in Chicago or its suburbs, as he spent his formative teen years in the Chicago 'burbs (where I myself was born and raised and still live and work). In some of his movies, the setting is more or less incidental to the plot; could be almost any metropolitan suburb- that's what makes his films so universally loved. And though in essence the plot of "Ferris Bueller..." *could* happen anywhere, the setting is very definitely Chi-town, showing off our museums (18:41 Art Institute), baseball*, public art, skyline, Sears Tower sky-deck 13:26 (now called "Willis Tower," but true Chicagoans know it forever as Sears. At time of filming, it was the tallest building in the world! It's since been surpassed, but is still one helluva view!!), etc. "Ferris Bueller's Day Off" and "The Blues Brothers" are THE iconic CHICAGO films of all time. (Of the 1980s, at least, but I said of all time and I stand by that!) 32:59 - This was not technically the first film to have an after-credits scene, but it is one of the most famous, and it was VERY uncommon at the time! Films today like the MCU have normalized easter-egg type "extra" content at the end, but when this film came out, most people had never seen such a thing! *16:14** - the gang was at a Chicago Cubs baseball game at Wrigley Field. When Rooney failed to see them on the TV and asked the score, to which the cook said "nuthin' nuthin'" and Rooney was obviously not paying attention when he followed up with "Who's winning?" the cook replied "The Bears." the Bears are Chicago's *football* team. Rooney again- did not notice. Oblivious. You guys really got deep and philosophical on this one! Pretty good for a comedy, right? Makes you think! :) "Virtual hug" to you two, too!

[@kbrewski1]

You forgot High Fidelity. Featuring one of the great record stores ever.

[@Stogie2112]

Like others have said, watch “Wargames”. It’s fantastic. 👍👍

[@ThomasTreece-mp8md]

Very contemplative and philosophical outro, ladies! Your discussion was as interesting as the movie reaction! Another banger of a reaction! 💜🖤📽🎞

[@carlbaker7242]

A reminder to enjoy life!!!

[@roybiggs7239]

His sister is that girl from Dirty Dancing. Jennifer Grey

[@matttorrence2900]

I saw this in the theater 3 or 4 times back when it was new, Jyn and Ryl!

[@kbrewski1]

I've been to pretty much all of the places they went to in the city.

[@MichaelRojhay]

"the bears" is a missed joke...They are Footbal...lol

[@MichaelRojhay]

You all hooked me on Schindlers List

[@IAmNative-px4mx]

Awesome reaction. This movie is iconic with the best of 'em. Loved the discussion you had afterwards, too. You both came to some beautiful conclusions about yourselves after watching it which I know you'll both live up to. Keep 'em coming, lovely ladies. Peace ✌️

[@user-up7ze3vz4r]

You two are the best! Thanks for another stupendous reaction.

[@JacobDennisHarris8586]

COOL REACTIONS Y'ALL! One of my Favorite Movies and from the Year I was born!

[@noracola5285]

*Virtual hug*

[@JynxRyl]

💜💜

[@geneaikenii1092]

LOVED that film back in the day. Thanks for this. Liking your style, girls. Keep em coming. Big shoutout from the mountains of Gatlinburg, Tennessee. See you on the next. Peace. Later.

[@YoureMrLebowski]

say hi to Dolly for me.

[@freddymo3339]

That was fun. ..seen it many times and enjoyed your reactions.

[@LillyLillyLillyLillyLillyLilly]

Matthew Broderick is married to Sarah, Jessica Parker, who starred in footloose and sex in the city. They’ve been married something while 35 years and they are superstars on Broadway.

[@jet07son]

yes that is the girl from dirty dancing

[@tamarleigh]

You would like Real Genius, I think. A smart 80s comedy about smart young people.

[@bikerbud3903]

Hi ladies. You are both still very young and its never too late. Another movie I think you will enjoy is "Seabiscuit" A true story and the movie is very accurate to the true story.

[@kevinhayes1656]

That is the girl in dirty dancing, her real name is Jennifer Gray

[@matthewfike4491]

I saw this movie when it first came out, while I experienced my first ever hangover. 😂 Love this movie.

[@glamourisbest]

This was a great therapy session. I needed this. Thanks!

[@3DJapan]

I cut school a few times in high school, OK a lot of times, but I certainly didn't do anything like this. I just stayed home and played video games and stuff.

[@kbrewski1]

That's why you were never a cool guy like Bueller.