The Breakfast Club (2/8) Movie CLIP - Social Clubs (1985) HD

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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
Bender (Judd Nelson) starts causing trouble in detention and questions the value of high school clubs.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
John Hughes wrote and directed this quintessential 1980s high school drama featuring the hottest young stars of the decade. Trapped in a day-long Saturday detention in a prison-like school library are Claire, the princess (Molly Ringwald); Andrew, the jock (Emilio Estevez); John, the criminal (Judd Nelson); Brian, the brain (Anthony Michael Hall); and Allison, the basket case (Ally Sheedy). These five strangers begin the day with nothing in common, each bound to his/her place in the high school caste system. Yet the students bond together when faced with the villainous principal (Paul Gleason), and they realize that they have more in common than they may think, including a contempt for adult society. "When you grow up, your heart dies," Allison proclaims in one of the film's many scenes of soul-searching, and, judging from the adults depicted in the film, the teen audience may very well agree. Released in a decade overflowing with derivative teen films, The Breakfast Club has developed an almost cult-like status.
CREDITS:
TM & © Universal (1985)
Cast: Emilio Estevez, Paul Gleason, Anthony Michael Hall, Judd Nelson, Molly Ringwald, Ally Sheedy
Director: John Hughes
Producers: Gil Friesen, John Hughes, Michelle Manning, Andrew Meyer, Ned Tanen
Screenwriter: John Hughes
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[@icytadbull]

Despite Bender's rebellious image, he's very eloquent and well-read

[@2good4u99]

He's in detention most of the time so I guess apart from all shenanigans seen in the movie, he's got nothing else better to do but read. Weed, for some people, allows for enhanced creativity and opens new perspectives on things. Bender is also one of those many cases where the educational system just flat out does not work for him. I don't for a second think any person can deny learning new things and discovering new ideas, we are naturally curious creatures after all. It's more of the "means" and the "hows" of it being presented to us that serves as a bottleneck currently.

[@lisardo]

Also deep down, rather sensitive and hurt, and shut out by society. I can relate to feeling like that.

[@jondstewart]

Tropical Magic Bender was a totally working-class suburbanite. He tells Clara about what he doesn’t have, but at least lives in a house with a garage that can afford paint and his father can afford cigars and give him a carton of cigarettes for Christmas.

[@erk44]

A lot of people like him are actually really smart if you stop and listen to them. Homeless addicts drop outs you name it. They aren't stupid. But he sort of shot himself in the foot with the leper analogy. Why did he think the other kids were avoiding him. They saw him as diseased or less than. They wouldn't join his club and he wouldn't join theirs. Stalemate

[@youcancallmejimbob.2326]

Not a word of that is true.

[@Gfresh844]

Classic movie but lets be honest, a person like Bender wouldn't show up to detention on a Saturday in the first place.

[@thexman6138]

Gfresh844 facts

[@psifla99]

Easy to say that, but it does give him something to do, and it does get him out of his abusive household. I would also think it gives him a bit of pleasure to channel his apathy into "sticking it" to authority figures like Vernon. That, and he wasn't as much of a rebel as he pretended to be - the point that I believe John Hughes was trying to make.

[@bluumax]

That was a different time. - A.C. Davis H.S. Class of '85. Breakfast Club Alum.

[@federrr7]

maybe yes if he has trouble in home

[@Sky-oj6sx]

Yup

[@gcHK47]

John Bender describes Facebook almost 20 years before the website is created:"So its sorta social. Demented and sad, but social, right?"

[@aimeeadesso4383]

+gcHK47 WOW WHO KNEW THAT! John Bender was my favorite in this and I loved it! This movie was ahead of its time! John Hughes was a man ahead of his time and Bender had a point about the school but now 25 yrs later school is now a battleground and we have cameras and COPS running the school b/c the teachers can't touch the kids and that goes their parents too! WHAT HAPPENED TO JUST GOING TO SCHOOL and being a kid? Also whats even more sick is that now Schools have graveyards b/c of bullies! The teachers still DONT CARE they only care about getting paid and when did female teachers start becoming models? Most the kids cars now are way expensive and better than teachers cars and the teachers drive in older cars because they don't make much and most teachers getting arrested now for trying to act like something they aren't and high school still hasn't changed in the last 25 yrs and now kids are killing themselves b/c Bullying and STILL NO BODY CARES it was sort of like that back then but bullying was so bad like it is today! Sad how the second generation doesn't given care and they have cell phones, computers, great cars, and its all showing off and making mommy daddy proud because they wanted to get into a great college and then screw it up in the end and they up in jail or worse out on the street! The only thing I can say about John Bender was the part in where he is talking about his dad and how his burnt cigars on his arm! HE WAS PISSED OFF and that would explain him acting out like he did!*** Even the parents are just as bad! I would never want to be teacher in HIGH SCHOOL! NOT TODAY ANYTHING YOU DO OR SAY EVERYONE TALKS OR THEY FLIM IT! The second generation is so messed up now I hate to think what is happening in the next 25 yrs!

[@gcHK47]

Aimee Adesso TL;DR

[@lilprettysong]

+gcHK47 I think it describes better tumblr than facebook

[@gcHK47]

Ari Reyes You have a point there.

[@killerkyle92]

so true lol

[@hollanpoland]

"So it's sorta social, demented and sad- but social." There you have it,the definition of the internet !

[@elijahclark7727]

Social Media in a nutshell.

[@Jobe-13]

Truth

[@ohwell94]

good one!

[@brendaorozco3131]

HollandPoland Amen

[@kbitchkal8765]

Agreed

[@MrHoover77]

No movies like this will ever be made again.

[@MrHoover77]

+Robert Novak Movies will always be made to keep the "SHEEPLE" mind controlled!

[@rayva1]

The Brat Pack is such a terrible label. A lot of these actors went on to become serious bonafide actors in other major films, especially in the 80s.

[@TheRedhenProductions]

+rayva1 And only in the 80's. I haven't seen much from any of them in a long time, Emelio Estevez was the most successful and he hasn't done any acting in years.

[@rayva1]

TheRedhenProductions Hahaha... He made the biggest mistake of marrying Paula Abdul.

[@Sanny.]

Molly Ringwald was also popular

[@SweetStberries]

"Im in the math club" XD

[@RazorSharpTM]

Yeah! This is the "I am the walrus" saying from The Breakfast club.

[@manco828]

25 years later, the nerd is worth $100 billion and Bender is shining his shoes.

[@nix4110]

manco82 Not really, physicists don’t make much.

[@nix4110]

manco82 and I think Bender will do fine in the end. He’s too smart not to.

[@graceknowswhatyoudid3064]

He's so cute

[@alecshunnarah9040]

Every high school kid ever should watch this movje

[@Sanny.]

I agree

[@treeckostarstudios2]

Alec Shunnarah every person should watch this movie

[@tincho827]

From usa*

[@gangsterdelrey]

Sadly I see this in college 😭

[@bloodyrose1985]

I watched this in high school when it was almost over. They skipped a lot of parts though

[@diornotwar123]

this movie was made in the 80s, but is still very relatable today. makes me think people all go through the same stuff

[@ZeroSmoke.]

@@Sanny. "This movie is considered one of the best movies ever made in mankind and still is till date." Who said this?

[@jondstewart]

diornotwar123 No, today the bad kids vape and drink energy drinks and meth and cannabis if they’re searching. Only old people drink alcohol.

[@commentindica4204]

@Tom Anderson well that's the point if you no where bender coming from you should understand why he act like that Mr tough guy because he gets bullied by his father and he bully offers to make him feel better

[@carjay7]

@@jondstewart You forgot the movie had drugs in it

[@jovanym2931]

Tom Anderson Lol edgy 10 year old

[@mercurysnotes89]

"I'm in the math club." I CANT! I love that part😂

[@therealjesus1317]

"excuse me a sec, what are you babbling about?"

[@mattslupek7988]

@@therealjesus1317 That line killed me!!

[@squiddlewoddle4158]

I always feel bad for brian, he's ignored, everyone is banging except him and he even has to write the letter

[@iskandarhusainkhan627]

Yeah but it fits his character so well tho

[@binho2010ish]

Not quite,they said Brian was intelligent.Brian wrote the letter because he wanted to.

[@thelordnaevis4946]

@@binho2010ish they said Claire manipulated him

[@bluesummers5051]

What do you mean banging? 👀

[@ibrahimanjum6575]

And I feel like he had to Compete With Andrew over Alison.

[@butterflyjar829]

the hot beef injection

[@kayladatboi48]

fluoxetine dream I laughed so hard at that!

[@joel8583]

Lol, Seriously, you don't know what it is?! It's a penis.

[@p.stewart4450]

@@TiinUser that is so sick.

[@Jasminelovescandy]

@@p.stewart4450 🤢🤢🤢🤢🤮🤮😏

[@kdolo100]

@@miss_bratt..2971 You must be young.

[@IsMiseKellie94]

"Do you belong to the physics club?" Bender's delivery gets me everytime. Just perfect. Brian's comedic timing is also flawless.

[@bhavanijayant526]

IKR it’s so hilarious it’s like “let me me be part of the convo but to try to ignore the drama at the same time” lol😂😂😂😂😢

[@rajithmaligaspe]

There's something special about the way John Hughes wrote the teen dialogue in this film and the way the actors performed them. Its very authentic in the way the delivery and structure of dialogue is imperfect that makes it very natural. That's why the film is so relatable, timeless and such a classic.

[@dawsonkaiser3598]

Well two of the actors were actually teenagers at the time

[@robertisham5279]

@@dawsonkaiser3598 Three of them were adults by then.

[@marcrogers1051]

Part of the magic was that it wasn't all written, Hughes let them improvise the scenes.

[@alvexok5523]

@@dawsonkaiser3598 Brian and Claire (Anthony Hall and Molly Ringwold)

[@pompelmoes7375]

You Sir, are no stranger to perfect analysis

[@happydayes]

When he said "Hey, Cherry" It made me think of The Outsiders.

[@HD-fd7tn]

ThIs PeRsOn ironically the actor who played Andy was in the outsiders

[@pelicanking9596]

Awesome that someone knows what that movie is that isn't me

[@cheriebomb158]

apocratos Creep

[@SaturdayIsMyBae]

Omg that movie!!!

[@hilarymcclelland3819]

Everyone talking about the movie but do they not know it was a book first?

[@UndahDahg]

I dressed up as Bender for eighties day at my high school today

[@lynnturman8157]

UndahDahg And did you hide yur doobage in Brian's pants?

[@Choices2aa]

Cool

[@HeyMyLifeIsLibby]

UndahDahg does Barry Manalow know you raid his wardrobe every night?

[@briggs179]

Me too dude😂

[@adamhestia646]

Is your hair the same like bender

[@sweetlife6299]

"You couldn't ignore me if you tried" the moment every girl fell in love with John Bender hehe

[@capplesauce]

sweetlife6299 The hair flip right before is gorgeous.

[@sweetlife6299]

capplesauce hell yeah it is

[@aimeeadesso4383]

+sweetlife6299 John Bender was my favorite the 1980s had some good movies! I miss the 80s and 90s then in the early 1990s in 1993 they used CGI correctly for Jurassic Park to make the dinosaurs look REAL!**** Just an example and 1990s had some good movies too! But the 1980s was a great time be a kid and everyone had privacy and nobody cared what you did! Now everything is all out in open!

[@SunBunz]

Aimee Adesso Too true. I miss the good 'ol days.

[@aimeeadesso4383]

Yeah the those days are gone and we live in different times now and everything sucks now and people are acting crazy and stupid! We are living in scary times right now and people are turning against each other and fighting and killing*** Its a mad mad world and everything was great and we had Tower Records, Blockbuster Video, Video Arcade, Board games, like Dungeons & Dragons, & Movies! I loved Scifi movies! ***

[@personaldove]

I just fell in love with Brian in this movie.Adorable.

[@bloodyrose1985]

AugustanFinn ditto. I married a complete nerd.

[@xoxoCHEERATLxoxo96]

"Excuse me a sec. What are you babbling about?" "Well, I don't know any lepers either, but I'm not gonna go out and join one of their f'ing clubs." I love Bender.

[@chancethewaterbender86]

@Oliver Queen ik this is late but what's a lepper

[@joaquin4497]

ChancetheWaterbender look up leaprocy disease

[@onetimeacct5197]

theres a kid in my basketball park like him. some indian kid who nobody likes.. so hes always pushing peoples buttons cause hes got nothing to lose from it and at least gets to talk to someone

[@ethanfischer2444]

You know at <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="86">1:26</a> it looks like Bender was about to make a joke on the outcast girl after the "you might as well not even exist at this school", you can tell in his eyes that he changes his mind. Still has feelings on the inside.

[@vasilikikakara3092]

O.O WELL SPOTTED. i never realised it... good job!

[@m.ockthem9177]

Dont think he was bout to make a joke about her, I think he realises its probably true what the sporto is saying and recognises the goth chick as being one of them who wont be missed etc. He wouldnt betray his kin, you obviously dont know bender. Honest mistake though

[@billbelzek6748]

Bender struck me as the most intelligent and mature kid in this movie --- he had very keen observations about other people and elocuted his feelings like an adult would --- once you get him away from his toxic family he would be a successful person in society

[@DH33.0]

Yep he got him in the feels. Everyone at school is pretending to be someone else

[@DoGmAnGuY1758]

I think he looked cause he knew Allison heard that, and she might feel like collateral damage from it- Andy making Benders invisibility some wholly negative thing. I've been in that same situation and felt that way so maybe I'm biased and seeing things too.

[@elenasomething5452]

Brian trying to be part of the conversation is so sweet! “I’m in the math club”😍😆

[@SSNESS]

Johnson Vernon

[@maxjefferson4698]

Bender is the kid in this movie who boldly holds up a mirror and forces the rest, like Claire for example, to recognize the often hypocritical and ironic aspects of their character. He is not only a rebel, but also a leader. He is, to me, without a doubt the most fearless character in this film.

[@livinginthefastlaneisgetti5691]

Nicely commented feel the same way❤😊

[@carlosfdz7807]

Yes, partly because Bender had nothing to lose.

[@corriedebeer799]

It is not hard to be fearless when you have nothing to loose

[@R4hR4h]

That’s why bender’s the main one unlike all the other kids

[@onetimeacct5197]

i have a framed picture of him raising his fist in the end of the movie.

[@kassidyjones4445]

Ha-ha. Demented and sad but social. I love Judd Nelson.

[@831santacruzloc]

Blockbuster film and they only had to hire like 6 different cast members. Lol.

[@Sanny.]

Yes and they filmed this movie in like 18 days

[@americangothic1313]

They filmed at a High School that has been closed down a few years earlier. The real library there was too small, so they special built the movie one in it's gymnasium. The same place was used for the interior parts of "Ferris Bueller's..." a couple of years later. The fiction schools for both are Shermer High School, so in John Hughes universe the characters of both movies (and Sixteen Candles too) all go to the same school.

[@jaquelinewade]

+AmericanGothic Now the school is a jail. I hear

[@savagenature1]

There were actually 14 cast members (if you include John Hughes' cameo) but a good chunk of them were just the parents, some of whom didn't have any lines

[@abehambino]

@@savagenature1correct, but for all we know, they were crew members or just support staff who dressed up for five minutes.

[@sissyeatz]

“I’m in a physics club- physics club.” That was so raw. Movies now would never do that

[@lucypartridge8880]

I’m pretty sure it was scripted

[@sissyeatz]

_ RubyRocks43 _ yeah that’s what movies do- uh

[@polyhymnia701]

OP's point is that these days, a movie probably wouldn't dare to show a character stuttering nervously the way Brian does delivering that line.

[@CaffeyAaron]

Ik. It’s almost like the perfect reflection of his character.

[@mr.noride7226]

@@lucypartridge8880 You don’t know that for sure, it could have been improvised a little bit there.

[@kapishjoshi4576]

It’s funny how even though Bender is the most rebellious and likely to get into trouble out of the rest, he’s the wisest too. Goes to show that people are smarter than you think.

[@RideAcrossTheRiver]

Fiction

[@rubythevampireslayer407]

"you might as well not even exist at this school." That's a shitty thing to say though.

[@DoGmAnGuY1758]

Especially with Allison sitting there too, she heard that and you could probably say it applies to her too.

[@abeedeahmed5626]

@@DoGmAnGuY1758 it applies to Allison even more, because Bender has friends. Allison has no one, which is why she felt it even more, but she doesn't have Bender's attitude to retort so she stayed silent

[@kataisa3]

Yes, and it actually got to Bender, too, you could see on his face that he was hurt by that remark.

[@corriedebeer799]

Kids like Bender often wished they did not exist

[@paigetaylor4518]

"I'm in the math club." 😂😂😂

[@f0otball41]

How is that funny?

[@mr.noride7226]

@@f0otball41 Because it is so f***ing relatable if you’re a nerd like he is.

[@f0otball41]

He’s the only likable person in the group if you ask me

[@craignelson9045]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="88">1:28</a> great acting by Judd, you can tell a nerve was hit

[@charliefarley1000]

Anthony michael hall's timing is excellent. Loved him in Vacation too.

[@brookehanley3659]

+charliefarley100 He is my fave along with Molly Ringwald.

[@aufwiederzane]

“So its social...demented and sad, but social...” Love this line

[@BirdofKino]

I quoted the whole "hot beef injection" thing to a couple that sit in front of me in class

[@antonymscalia3924]

+ambershard 2001 It sounded stupid then, it sounds stupid now. "Hot beef injection." Really.

[@aidanhickey5270]

How did they react

[@BirdofKino]

T-800 Cybernetic Tardis They had the same reaction as the two, but way more dramatic. My friends were laughing soooo hard. It was hilarious

[@joewhitehead3]

+ambershard 2001 That couple musta been pissed, huh. Haha

[@D-FENS33]

Hmmm. Fedora in the profile pic, you do seem like the sort of person who would say that. Or the type of person who would lie on KZbin about saying it and about his fake friends’ fake reactions to him saying it.

[@Nooobbb232]

Bender all the way

[@RazorSharpTM]

How come you chicks ALWAYS go for the bad one!??!? What's wrong with the math club? :)

[@Nooobbb232]

Haha I don't know.. They appear more confident and are very exciting.. And he's very handsome lol

[@abcdefg2174]

RazorSharpTM He's entertaining

[@ZinahG]

for me i like him bc i love his sarcasm :)

[@rmh941]

Bender is the kind of guy that will treat like shit everyday, guys like Brian and Andrew would spend everyday trying to please you

[@TheStepmonkey]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="112">1:52</a> "Im in a math club!" Hahah i love how everyone just ignores Brian 😂

[@Superchick2]

Classic line. "Demented and sad...but social." Love it.

[@littlelaguna9379]

One of the reasons why I love this movie is that it's still relevant in today's social circles at school.

[@paddydoublems]

So it's sorta social...demented and sad, but social LOL.

[@alternativemoth2443]

Pat Mccurry I accidentally read that in sync with bender saying it lol

[@abigailmichalkowski5851]

That is the perfect definition of social media when you have bad internet

[@lr2683]

The way he asks claire if she belongs to the physics club is hilarious

[@northernspade1727]

I always found Andrew's comment to Bender about how he doesn't matter and that nothing would change if he disappeared to be incredibly cruel.

[@holton345]

That was sort of the whole point. It's called chracter development. It is the moment when you realized the clean-cut jock is the bad guy and the punk is the good one.

[@kataisa3]

Yes, that remark cut Bender, too. You could see it on his face.

[@lowroar5127]

I love Brian so much

[@MrHoover77]

+Low Roar Did you know that "Brian's" mom in the movie is his real mother? I thought that was cool.

[@User-hy6ur]

SAME

[@Sanny.]

Yes and sister

[@rorycoffey5547]

So did Molly Ringwald...

[@hannahkesterson7768]

my bby✨

[@itzuriprice3369]

you can actually see him caring about claire's opinion in <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="81">1:21</a>

[@DaltonHBrown]

Also Andy's line about "you may as well not even exist at this school" Which gets brought back up later in the confession circle.

[@polyhymnia701]

Good catch! When she agrees with Andy, Bender's eyes widen ever so slightly and he flinches. It's a one-second microexpression but it's very telling.

[@serenitybeats1677]

1:20

[@E9M9S9]

Love Bender! I don't know any Lepers either but I'm not going out and joining one of their f***ing clubs. Lol

[@tuckerlacey9909]

favorite quote of the movie

[@Adino1]

Bender was a lot smarter than others thought he was.

[@onetimeacct5197]

the wisest guy was the janitor who was probably bender in an earlier time. he knows all this is b.s. and a good paycheck is all you need to be happy. pays the bills lets you spend time with family. all the other stuff you aspire to in high school is slavery.

[@Adino1]

@@onetimeacct5197 Nice comment. I recently left a 6 figure job for another one that gives me 4 days off a week even if it pays less than half of what I was making

[@onetimeacct5197]

@@Adino1 well thats the next part of the story.. after covid wiped out my great job. i really got fired for mouthing off. i was like F this now i work for an indian company and play tennis all day while they pay me to be a I.T. rep for robotics clients they dont even have yet. i make half as much but spend all my time with the wife. ( still causing trouble )

[@JacketsOnFire]

Ironically, Bender is taken in by a club at the end.

[@onetimeacct5197]

everyone comes to the center. thats life.

[@thesean3194]

Bender makes this movie. He is the one individual that has NOTHING evidently going for him but yet is the most intelligent and forthcoming person in this group. Hughes loved an underdog.

[@Icykrissy]

If Al Pacino and Christian Bale had a baby, it would be Bender. Anyone else agrees?

[@kirind.dragon1901]

True

[@MrSoBitchy]

"You might as well not even exist at this school" camera cuts to Allison

[@Wolfmyth100]

"You might as well not even exist at this school," some of the lines in this movie are just gut wrenching.

[@ChristisCountingOnMe]

I never get tired of this classic movie, and have seen it a million times!!

[@HeyMyLifeIsLibby]

This movie was decades ahead of its time.

[@dawsonkaiser3598]

Not rlly

[@captainayaaya28]

Ehhh

[@rosericorico4980]

Oml I love Bender in this scene. I'm tearing up at how hilarious he is 😂

[@jeffprueitt2046]

All of there performances are soooooo well done it’s so real.

[@jamies9040]

“Well I don’t know any lepers either, but I’m not going to go out and join one of their clubs” hands down best line it makes me laugh every single time😂😂

[@markuscriticus8278]

I know it's not perfect, but I remember relating to this movie so much as a kid.

[@r5t6y12]

Puhleez................... There are probably 10,000,000 people between the ages of 35-50 that can relate to this movie to varying degrees.

[@writerconsidered]

then we grew up and go oh this is why this is so stupid.

[@BareBandSubscription]

Markus Criticus It's actually about as perfect as a movie exploring adolescence can be. I like it more now in my twenties than I did as a teenager, and I fucking loved it as a teenager.

[@AnimePFP]

+writerconsidered I bet you grew up and your heart died

[@writerconsidered]

bloodpondstudios No, you grow up and get a little perspective. Teenage angst is a little self absorbing.

[@veryliberalprogressiveathe6117]

“Demented and sad, but social!” 😂😂😂

[@amberordaz7093]

One of the best movies from the 80s and it will always be one of the best movies!

[@retroguy9233]

That movie was boring!

[@amberordaz7093]

@@retroguy9233 Whatever!

[@mamabearbabybear4546]

"c'mon sporto level with me, you slip her the hot beef injection " Damn the way he said that thoe😉😄👌

[@porsh4131]

"Hey cherry, do YOU belong in the physics club?" :D

[@kinsleyiskindaepic1726]

That’s academic club 🙄

[@autumnrae2147]

@@kinsleyiskindaepic1726 so?

[@jaydenmetal-rock-9487]

Words cannot explain how much I love this movie!!!!! Especially Bender. It's definitely a classic. The acting was spot-on!! If ever they did a re-make, it will never be as good. I probably won't watch it. Yeah, I won't!!!!! What happened to the good old days like the 1980's 😵 I love Bender SO SO much!!!!!!!!!! 💓 💓 💓

[@manuelperu-espino2320]

Bender is so awesome, one of the best characters of all time.

[@alexbartha274]

My favorite part about Bender's dialogue is that every point he makes, while crude, is never actually an attack.

[@onetimeacct5197]

hes stirring the pot. words are only cruel if you have too much identity about something.

[@davidm7407]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="112">1:52</a> “ I’m in ThE MatH CluB”

[@KaoticDude]

You can see Bender was hurt when Andrew said if Bender disappeared it wouldn't make a difference. Possibly due to his abusive household where his father thinks little of him. Brian was my favorite character in this movie. I also think Bender made fun of Brian the most because I think he relates to Brian more than anyone else in detention.

[@onetimeacct5197]

they are all locked into their own cells. that have their tradeoffs. bender is free because hes abused. Brian is easy to pick on and manipulate. the others have "succeeded" so he has to tread more intelligently to break them down because they can say sh** like nobody would notice if you dissappeared.

[@the4thking794]

This movie is a MASTERPIECE

[@tottenvillelegend826]

For those of you who don’t know, Molly Ringwald would later play Mary Andrews on Riverdale, and that show had a flashback episode called The Midnight Club, which has similar parallels to this movie. Anthony Michael Hall guest-starred in that episode.

[@salonikullar3627]

Can we just talk about how adorable Brian was in this scene?

[@maceymodro8143]

did anyone think of cherry valance when bender said cherry?

[@maleela12]

get lost hood.

[@allygp6834]

Lol yes XD

[@tiff1651]

+macey modro OH MY GOSH YES!

[@solar-e-clips9989]

+Paige Mary Lee Grace Faith Curtis ikr I just red the outsiders in English class. I always pictures cherry like Claire.

[@HeyMyLifeIsLibby]

I AM SO GLAD SOMEONE SAID THIS!!!!!!👏👏👏👏👏🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌

[@tassodemo2316]

“Are you guys like boyfriend girlfriend” 😂😂😂😂

[@Joe_Parmesan]

Luh-vers?

[@kurtstributer]

I was watching this last night. and like good acting is meant to do, I wont lie it made me very emotional, that scene in particular where they are siting in a circle sorta and clark is saying what he done to get into detention, I have a strong attachment to the 80`s, and more so because I was`nt born until 88 so I never got to experience the 80`s as a kid sadly, but ya, these movies are special, if you also watch a 30+ year old movie then I`m sure you get me

[@miss-astronomikal-mcmxcvii]

I’ve watched this movie MANY times, and I am only 22 now.

[@jasondecharleroy4161]

Born in '78 and would you believe I didn't see this film until about nine or ten years ago

[@ivannamanzur1234]

Lol i will never get tired of this masterpiece

[@meghang.3301]

Brian just talks to everyone and they don't listen.

[@wheresmyalmondmilk727]

"come on sporto..level with me...do you slip her the hot beef injection..." omfg i was crying in this scene lmfao

[@edcampion3998]

john hughes R.I.P.

[@veryliberalprogressiveathe6117]

I love Bender and the nerdy kid

[@valfujim8918]

I love Brian so much, he's so adorable

[@Choices2aa]

Man this movie is 30 yrs old already and its a classic too and this was high school back in the day and John Bender is the one I like and he actually had alot of points in this flick and I like the way he said I am cracking skulls, and he was angry at his dad and that explains why he pulled the fire alarm and he acted out b/c of his dad and how he told everyone how his father beat him! NO DAD WHAT ABOUT YOU! This movie was way ahead of its time this should be shown in every high school across the state! High School has changed now kids who get bullied end up dead by suicide or on social media, the teachers now look like supermodels and you can get away with more things in high School, everyone has computers, cell phones, i pod, police walking the hallways and cameras watching everyone's move! I miss the old days when you could come and go as you wanted now forget it! Now High School has graveyards and also in every town every state there is that one kid that everyone knows about, that laughs at and bullies to the point where they shoot up the school to make a point that one kid boy or girl who sits in class my himself or herself. Alone People should be nice to the weird kid in school! Knowning John Bender if he went to school now he would shoot up the entire high school just to make a point!

[@christinabutler8405]

Bender was so handsome in this movie ☺️

[@joshuavanzant962]

I love how when Claire is asked why Brian’s club is any different she just has this huge dumb look on her face. She has bought the stereotypes for so long that she doesn’t even know why she believes them

[@user-nz5wf3qm5y]

She Seems So Nice And Caring

[@DiddyKongsLeftFoot]

@@user-nz5wf3qm5yshes adorable in this

[@chucklittle]

Judd Nelson in this scene shows you how talented he really is.

[@KenMasters.]

His talent p!ssed almost everybody off IRL, and led to John Hughes firing him and cancelling the sequel.

[@SunBunz]

The silent girl in the back was the only one I could relate to. xD (except I wasn't much of a klepto, or a pathological liar.) lol

[@Mae-kg6kt]

Nymphomaniac lol

[@BettinaBalser]

This amazing movie should have gotten Best Picture in 1985, and Judd Nelson should have gotten Best Actor. Some of the greatest acting in history.

[@Kryptic1046]

"Oh this should be stunning." I have carried that line with me for years and still use it on occasion when I know someone's about to say something stupid.

[@kayla-yy4sq]

This was my favorite movie as a child and still is

[@michaellrakes5521]

Everyone knew a John Bender in school and we didnt appreciate them when it mattered, but look back and smile when we think about them.

[@KelceHurtsSwift]

"Do you slip her the hot beef injection" 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂 i always die at this part

[@StarKushExoticGalaxy]

I’d give it to Claire

[@aawjwyhbe7316]

"It's a free country" he is kinda very right

[@joewhitehead3]

Aawj Wyhbe It's a real cliche excuse though

[@starkzwillig3682]

People said that WAY too much in the 80's, i remember.

[@JohnKienle3840]

@@starkzwillig3682 Wait you serious?

[@cj8803]

I know how Bender tried to act tough. But when Andy sad that Bender "Didn't count" and if he disappeared it "wouldn't make any difference", it looked like his ego and feelings were hurt a little bit. Bender had the hardest life of them all besides that other introverted girl.

[@livieloeffler9651]

This will forever be my favorite movie.

[@jessikadewitt4077]

This is the type of movie where you either find really boring or really fascinating

[@carmen2073]

"Sweets ...u can ignore me if you tried " 😩😩😩😩😩😩

[@izzylikesb0mbs310]

Brian is so freaking adorable

[@DiddyKongsLeftFoot]

this is without a doubt, one of the movies ever made

[@Timo199]

I'm in this movie. I was the basketball.

[@JeffyPokemon]

Tim Bradley who?😂

[@lsufan4138]

"Demented and sad but social."

[@musicalman1995]

bahhh the characters are so hot, i dunno why.

[@peterpumpkineater69_67]

John Bender says what we all think lmao 😂😂

[@terroglacier981]

“So It’s sort of social. Demented and sad, but social”

[@shannon5125]

“ Excuse me a sec. What are you babbling about?” My dad always says this to my sister and I when we talk nonsense and stuff. It’s hilarious 😂😂

[@robertisham5279]

The look on Alison's face when Andrew said that. <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="87">1:27</a>

[@twizzlerlemonpie3083]

she felt that.

[@Kovaproductions2]

"Come on, sporto. Work with me here. Did you slither the hot-beef injection?" -"Go to hell!" -"Enough!" Bender crossed da line! XD

[@thebandit0256]

Two-Bit take that Soc jacket off we know you're an Greaser

[@boxerjenny2259]

Lol,We know it is Two-Bits