Weird Science (1985) *First Time Watching Reaction!!

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[@mikesilva3868]

Their was a tv show too😊

[@jonboldrey5339]

There's a good an

[@jonboldrey5339]

In real life Steve signal was married to Lisa and screwed around on her.

[@jonboldrey5339]

Young Robert Downey Jr🇺🇸🤠 bill Paxton

[@coreyhendricks9490]

This is the first and only supernatural film by John Hughes, cool reaction as always ladies, you both take care and have a nice day 🥰❤️😊🌹

[@Films4u85]

Some reactors call this film uncomfortable to watch and very dated. Pandering to the minority of thinking. Thank god some people like these ladies got a sense of humour. Thank you from 🇬🇧

[@MarkPriest-v6u]

Makes NO sense that these liberals today say it's dated. I saw this in theaters as a kid. Nobody complained then. Just like revenge of the nerds is now horrible. Waaay to many people brainwashed these days and sensitive

[@davelister2961]

^This. Luckily, not all reactors channel their inner Rachel Zegler. 🤮

[@ITPalGame]

I've never come across these.

[@michaelblaine6494]

I absolutely loved this as a kid and I think I like it better now😂

[@justinrichards7822]

Chet. My name is Chet. And I didn't think it was a whale's dick, honey.

[@c1ph3rpunk]

Lisa is Mary Poppins for teenage boys. She swoops in, magically, and helps them through one of the toughest, and most awkward, periods of life. Then before you know it, her work is done and she flies off to help others. Speaking as what was a 15 year old boy in 1985, this movie is closer to fact than fiction.

[@DrewForward]

I still want to create a Kelly LeBrock with my laptop laboratory. It's science. 😎

[@Cadinho93]

Kelly LeBrock as Lisa is the epitome of '80s pin up girl. Also, Anthony Michael Hall getting drunk in the bar scene is still one of the most hilarious scenes to this day. He can do both drama and comedy so well.

[@paulconnett3654]

I do laugh with this movie but the first time watching this movie and probably a few more times afterwards it was mainly Kelly LeBrock that I was concentrating on. Great memories and I'm holding onto them! Michelle and Natalie it's always a Joy. Cheer's Beautiful Ladies.xx

[@zep7340]

Thanks for not PC'ing this. I watched this on VCR when it came out and I was about the same age as the main characters. I absolutely loved it. LeBrock was my goddess.

[@cropdustcaptain3059]

Wonderful reaction ladies, you seem to have really enjoyed it. I've loved this one since I was a kid. Great point about the face acting too, they did a great job

[@ForceOfLightEntertainment]

Thanks!

[@Daren_PNW]

The movie is fun. The theme song 'Weird Science' is actually one of my favorite karaoke songs ever (the regular/shorter version lol).

[@donbergeson6771]

The big, bald biker was evidently a very good teacher. In the Motley Crue music video for Smokin' In The Boys Room he got promoted to principal.

[@jeremymccormick3124]

Very true

[@CaddyJim]

Loved that you girls enjoyed *(Weird/Strange Science)* this was a childhood classic for me. It's not always praised as high as the other *John Hughes Movies* because it leans more towards a boy movie but everyone can enjoy it as you gals did... *(Sixteen Candles)* *(The Breakfast Club)* *(Weird Science)* *(Ferris Bueller's Day Of)* *(Trains Plans & Automobiles)* *(Uncle Buck)*

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Thanks!

[@Slevencolevra]

My lord Kelly Lebrock for ever 13yr old boy back then

[@natalieRGrace]

I hope you lovely people enjoy this reaction as much as we enjoyed reacting to it ❤❤❤ Love, Natalie the Red

[@SinSationNation]

How you doing Natalie 🤗

[@annmariemills1554]

I can tell you I didn't necessarily have a thing for RDJ back then, I thought his friend was better looking. When this came out, my little sister and her friends came home and recited the whole bar scene with Anthony's speech. I laughed so hard and had to go see the movie. Of course, I absolutely fell in love with the movie and still quote it today. "Look at his haircut, anybody with a haircut like that he must be an asshole"😂😂😂Thanks ladies😊

[@micromachinist3419]

You both have to do Real Genius at some point. Another Val Kilmer great!

[@natalieRGrace]

@@SinSationNation doing well ☺️

[@kegr1066]

"Sex drugs rock and roll Chips dips chains whips You know the basic high school orgy type of thing" Seeing this in the '80s was when the "Chips dips chains whips" phrase entered my vocabulary

[@henryvandeventer2457]

The amount of times if used that over the years, especially when I was a teen and my mom asked me what party I was going to 😂

[@joes6527]

You forgot the hot wax on the nipples

[@billbabcock1833]

The name of the movie was taken from a song by a really unusual new wave band named Oingo Boingo. Created by Danny Elfman, and originally called The Mystic Knights of the Oingo Boingo. Danny Elfman was a somewhat strange guy who, while having moderate success with Oingo Boingo, found his calling years later in a different branch of the music industry. Scoring movies. You might have seen some of the movies he wrote music for. Pretty much any Tim Burton movie, Mission Impossible, The Nightmare Before Christmas, Good Will Hunting, Spiderman ... I'll stop because he's scored more than a hundred movies. Not bad for a kid from LA who worked as a street performer in Paris eating fire.

[@karlsmith2570]

Another Fun Fact: The character of Lisa, played by Kelly LeBrock, was named after a computer made by Apple that proceeded the Apple Macintosh, but wasn't a big selling computer

[@MrMoneyHelper]

One of the best comedies of all times. Imagine having the courage and lack of inhibition of the Lisa character; being willing to experience anything while having fun at it.

[@reesebn38]

This has grown on me over the years. I remember when it opened in Aug/85. none of my friends liked the movie at the time. Another movie opened that same weekend and became the sleeper hit of 1985 and all my friends loved it as much as Back to the Future, "Fright Night". One of the best vampire movies ever made. A must watch.

[@light9999]

Secretly, everything from the 80s is getting better as time goes by. And yes, Fright Night is dripping with goodness.

[@DanielTate-wt9jt]

Actually, if you think about it, Weird Science is kind of a cross between Frankenstein and Mary Poppins. A very 80s teenage boy hormonal cross between the two, but it's quite obvious. Lisa, like Mary Poppins, is there to help them (Gary and Wyatt) grow up. And like Mary Lisa is Magic. Except Gary and Wyatt make their Mary Poppin (Lisa) like Frankenstein makes his monster.

[@Dreedsfbay]

The blond was the girl pursuing Matthew Perry's character in "Fools Rush In".

[@richardheinz]

I loved this movie as a 12 year old. You definitely couldn't get away with making this movie today. They're both 15.

[@lancer4837]

Have you two seen Michael Anthony Hall in Sixteen Candles? Molly Ringwald plays the main character in it and Michael plays The Geek, as he's called in the credits. I think you two would really like this movie like you do this one.

[@leroy214]

Stella is a remake of the classic On the Waterfront. Simon Birch is a great one as well. Stella and Simon Birch!!

[@NWguy83]

Check out the 80s movie 'The Dead Zone' starring Christopher Walken. Anthony Michael Hall (Gary) later starred in the television series of The Dead Zone.

[@keith9716]

I saw this in the theaters with my cousin, while visiting him on vacation. I was 12 years old. He was 14. We were both laughing our asses off. 😂

[@wampa25]

19:17 - I don't know if you've seen anything either girl has been in. The blonde was in Killer Klowns from Outer Space and Return of the Dead 2. The brunette was in American Ninja and Friday the 13th 4.

[@Vmcf1968]

loved this movie as a kid

[@jimtatro6550]

The summer of 1985 had four movies that were science related comedies. Back to the future, weird science, my science project, and real genius. Back to the future is definitely the best of them, but real genius is awesome.

[@OUsniper1]

Loved Real Genius.. I hope they get to that one sometime.

[@tfish1955]

If you haven't already watched it try The Breakfast Cub. Another good teen movie.

[@LordVolkov]

Drunk Anthony Michael Hall "Gimme the keys! I'll drive!" and Bill Paxton (RIP) being supremely obnoxious as Chet make this movie a classic to me. For a darker turn to Bill's obnoxiousness - Future Shock (1994) is a horror anthology with a short film Bill did in 89 The Roommate

[@shawnwright240]

Kelly LeBrok was overheard talking by the song writer for Man Eater by Hall & Oats. Apparently she had quite a salty mouth and that was the start of that famous song.

[@EchoesDaBear]

Great reaction ladies!! This movie was a constant in my early life (and still is). I was 7 when this came out, had it on VHS and watched the crap out of it! Got the DVD when that was a thing - and happily shared this with my boys when the time was right! We all love it. So many quotable lines my wife, myself and my kids use. Yes, Kelly LeBrock was beautiful, certainly a stunner, and I LOVED the humour in this - it's a zany and crazy 80's comedy - full of the common tropes of the time (awesome music, wild parties, and the requisite T&A, even the bad guys from Mad Max!) My kids love the depiction of the 'internet' or computer hacking shown in all it's ridiculousness! 5 out of 5 for me. For another zany 80's comedy, this time with John Cusack, Demi Moore - check out One Crazy Summer! Cheers!

[@ForceOfLightEntertainment]

Thank you!!

[@michaelschroeck2254]

19:27 she was in a great Seinfeld episode. Her father was Pappi, the chef who did not wash his hands after using the restroom.

[@williamjones6031]

1. Movie magic: Just before the first motorcycle hits the glass door the breakaway glass shatters before the hit. 2. My favorite character is Chet. The Late Bill Paxton KILLS😇 3. The guy in the bar that gave Gary his hat played Carl in, "The Breakfast Club". 4. Movie magic: More than just a cup full of ICEE fell on the guys. 5. "Toss off". How about "Spank the monkey"? 6. Hilly or Deb? Hilly😍😋😈

[@henryvandeventer2457]

Watched this 1st time when i was 11 in VHS. Kelly LeBrock is this left me with a huge crush and also set my "type" without me knowing it. Most of my girlfriends and eventually my wife had some resemblance to Lisa. Something that my dad pointed out to me when we watched this on TV the night before my wedding 😂.

[@terryhughes7349]

One of the most ridiculously funny John Hughes films. Great reaction.

[@bonfireman6858]

Kelly LeBrock is famous for saying don't hate me because I'm beautiful... In a commercial from the 80s. This is one of my favorites loved the reaction.😍

[@goldenager59]

It says something - about her, or me, or truth, justice, and the American way - that although I recall the ad _very_ well, for the life of me I can't recall the _product!_ 🤔 😕

[@MystikalSmoker1776]

@@goldenager59 Pantene kzbin.info/www/bejne/b5zHdoaCfa54mpI I was 10 and in love.

[@kyraspikes7542]

Her Pantene ads!

[@Crillzz]

Dont lie this is how you both was made 😂😊

[@ForceOfLightEntertainment]

😁🤩

[@NobodyBipolar]

Girls crushing it on a daily basis. I’ve been waiting for you two to do sone Hughes movies. What a great video 🤘🏻🔥🌹

[@damianstarks3338]

The 80s will never die

[@bruinbro23]

Anthony Michael Hall, Farmer Ted in 16 Candles, the picture his Mom showed Dad was Ted. And if course Brian, like me, in Breakfast Club. So glad you two reacted hat it was...a comedy. Have see so many young girls react, getting angry, that it's only for teen boys to like...I was in college when watched it on cable, Kelly LeBrock, it was her photo they put in computer, she was a model. Watched a 2024 movie this summer, Air Force 1 Down, secret service protecting President, he was the Director, and his adult daughter in SService...long way from this! Both looking as beautiful as ever 😍

[@manueldeabreu1980]

I miss John Hughs films. They were always outrageous but the characters were believable. It is probably because his movies that when I got into my 20's I dated young women that were 5 to 10 years older than me. I was chasing my Kelly LeBrock.

[@your-average-patriot-nerd146]

It's definitely every 80s teenage boy's fantasy, to some degree or other.. 😆😆 Great reaction Lovely Ladies 👍😎👍

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Thank you 😁

[@CigarMick]

The outlaw bikers are a reference to the Mad Max movie from the early 80s. In fact, two of them are from that movie and in those characters.

[@MrTech226]

One is definitely one with Mohawk Haircut played by Vernon Wells. Wells acted in Commando with Arnold. Another actor named Michael Berry (Bald-headed) plays another biker. Michael acted in mostly horror movies. He was born with medical condition.

[@TimothySmiths]

@@MrTech226 Michael Berryman is his name just fyi, he is a very nice man, he used to live around here, would see him in the mall i worked at on occasion.

[@karlsmith2570]

Who was the 2nd one, because I knew that Vernon Wells, who played the leader, was in Mad Max 2:The Road Warrior

[@CigarMick]

@@karlsmith2570 The bald man. I forget his name.

[@karlsmith2570]

@@CigarMick Micheal Berryman wasn't in any of the Mad Max movies. He was in the original Hills Have Eyes movies

[@NotThatLittleJohnny]

The mutant with a mohawk was a mutant in the movie Mad Max 2 the Road Warrior which had come out in 1981.

[@RoGueNavy]

Look at y'all, gettin' down to Oingo Boingo!!

[@TrevorToonArt]

I watched the TV show pretty regularly which was strange because it came out like a decade after the film.

[@PML78]

"SHE'S INTO MALACCAS" - Anthony Michael Hall 🤣😂🤣😂

[@TomCat777]

The biker who says he could lose he teaching job was also in the original The Hills Had Eyes. I believe the biker with the shotgun was in the original Mad Max

[@BuccWylde]

Baldy was also the principal in Motley Crue's Smokin' In The Boys Room music video.

[@karlsmith2570]

Actually, Vernon Wells was in the 2nd Mad Max movie

[@DanielAnderson-mb6jn]

You said you were combing your hair! I WAS! I WAS!

[@justinrichards7822]

I never toss off. To anything!

[@CigarMick]

In the 80s almost every teenage boy had at least one of these posters on the wall of their room. Farrah Fawcett, Valerie Bertinelli, Brooke Shields and Kelly LaBrock.

[@norwegianblue2017]

And a white Lamborghini Countach. I'm thinking more Cheryl Tiegs than Farrah Fawcett. Farrah was more of a 70s icon.

[@momalwayssaiddontplayballi3973]

My girl was Heather Thomas

[@CigarMick]

@@norwegianblue2017 Great point. I forgot about Cheryl Tiegs. How the hell could I forget about Cheryl Tiegs??

[@tommychong1173]

@@CigarMick Ahhh Daisy Duke next to her CJ7

[@pferreira1983]

Phoebe Cates?

[@ColJonSquall1]

I watched the movie after growing up watching the show, enjoy the hell out of both, lol

[@michaelsk77]

I love how when they wake up the next day and everything seems back to normal that they are playing the theme from The Exorcist in the background. 10:50

[@jaeeproductions]

About teen Robert Downey Jr. Watch his movie "Tuff Turf". It's a classic.

[@philmullineaux5405]

A bit out of the box for Hughes but still, a teen coming of age movie with life lessons. And the great Oingo Boingo band as the main song, much like Dead Man's Party! And a young Bill Paxton 😮😮😮

[@wampa25]

The title song was performed by Oingo Boingo, headlined by Danny Elfman. They also appeared in the Rodney Dangerfield film, Back to School, also featuring a young Robert Downey Jr.

[@TerryParr]

Grew up watching this... Still love it! Kelly LeBrock in that workout outfit ❤

[@nathanburr]

Growing up in the 80’s was wild. If anyone wonders why Generation X is a little out there… this is what we were raised on. No parental supervision. We were raised by John Hughes, Stephen Spielberg and James Cameron.

[@light9999]

Don't forget Martha Quinn in the afternoon. No one's the same after seeing Flock of Seagulls or Adam Ant.

[@keith9716]

And damn it was a good time.

[@nathanburr]

@@keith9716 🤜🏼🤛🏼

[@Easy_Skanking]

I saw this in the 80's and the music is so iconic to the movie and times. Every time I see the title anywhere, I hear the Oingo Boingo title song, "Weird Science" in my mental juke box.

[@siskokidd]

So many classic and hilarious scenes featuring every cast member. Kudos writers! Slightly cringe bits here and there, sure, but what works worked well.

[@DesertHomesteader]

What I love best about this movie is the soundtrack! This is one of Danny Elfman's early movie soundtrack contribution (via his 80s band, Oingo Boingo). Before this, they did Bachelor Party, Sixteen Candles, Fast Times, The Last American Virgin and some lesser-known movies. It wouldn't be Elfman's last, nor his greatest - but you get a sense of what would become soundtracks from Corpse Bride, The Nightmare Before Christmas, Men in Black and over 100 more great movies.

[@kyraspikes7542]

OIngo Boingo actually appeared in Back to School, playing Dead Man's party at a party thrown by Thorton Melon (Rodney Dangerfield). They were also on the Teen Wolf, Too soundtrack (Who Do You Want to Be).

[@shawnkroll3950]

Great reaction. Always love your ladies reactions. This movies was classic 80s. While this was a comedy it was about Lisa trying to help these young boys become good men. They lack confidence, were a bit awkward. Lisa pushed them out of their comfort zone in ways to help them grow. The boys basically created a woman not fully knowing what they really truly wanted in a woman. They knew aspects, but Lisa (Kelly LeBrock) nailed the woman trying to help these boys become men, but in funny way. She also pointed out when they failed..."In your race for power and glory...etc" She wanted them to do right thing..which isn't always easy. :)

[@snorom11aru23]

Bill Paxton was HILLARIOUS in Titanic. Check it out. 🤣

[@carm3d]

The camera style in the shower along with the music was an homage to the original 50s/60s TV show Dragnet.

[@UncleDeadly]

I saw this via a VHS rental back in the eighties. Back then, here in the UK, you could go to a rental shop and rent any movie you wanted regardless of it's certificate, which we did most weekends, although that didn't include porn! By the end of the eighties new laws were introduced which imposed age restrictions as per the certificate of the movie. Ah, the good old days!

[@UncleDeadly]

@@octaviussludberry9016 Whilst films did have certificates we could absolutely rent age restricted videos from shops and from "video men" who would go door to door with a car boot full of VHS tapes for rental, I specifically remember seeing The Exorcist at around eight years old whilst at a sleep over, suffice to say it scarred me for life!. I'm pretty sure I saw this before '88 and it wasn't at the cinema.

[@mvasqu762]

Rdj wasn't a heart throb back then but he was part of the it crowd. He was making a bunch of 80's young 20s something movies and he was partying was too much. But he was a good looking kid.

[@guymelton1094]

Yep, this was a great one😂😂😂, thanks for sharing Ladies 😊👏👏👍✌️🇺🇸

[@blackraptor311]

The blonde of the two girlfriends is Suzanne Snyder. Probably the most notable thing others have seen her in is the 1988 cult classic Killer Klowns From Outer Space (a must watch in the future for you both). She also was in Return of the Living Dead 2.

[@seanmcmurphy4744]

I think of John Hughes movies as "bonding" movies. They are all about people who are alienated from others in some way, connecting with them again. In this case it is Gary and Wyatt "leaving the bathroom", stopping seeing themselves as lonely nerds, getting girlfriends and gaining respect in high school society. Also Chet learns to stop bullying Wyatt and see him as a brother.

[@karlsmith2570]

2:30 "Is That Robert Downey Jr?" It certainly is, Michelle. Good catch

[@mcbeezee2120]

The movie that made me want a 928 for quite awhile. Always love your reactions.

[@ForceOfLightEntertainment]

Thanks!

[@karlsmith2570]

22:40 The actress in this scene was a Playboy playmate prior to filming this movie, and she'd actually did her own stunts too

[@michaelschroeck2254]

80’s movies are just fantastic things to watch. We were all in on the fun and no one pointed fingers to say “hey!!!! I’m butt hurt!!!”

[@christophercraig9045]

Have y’all seen “Adventures in Babysitting”? It’s another 80’s underrated classic.

[@ForceOfLightEntertainment]

No

[@Phaota]

I'm guessing someone probably has mentioned it already, but the poster image at the beginning was for the TV series, not the movie. All of John Hughes films are classics, and "Weird Science" was a fun, out-there experiment by him after he just did "The Breakfast Club" with Anthony. Previous to that, Anthony was in his "Sixteen Candles", from which the young framed image of him being shown by him mother was from. That was literally his casting image. Kelly LeBrock was at her all-time prime in both beauty and recognition during this film with her various "Don't hate me because I'm beautiful" shampoo ads. With the mutant bikers invasion, the one with the conehead was Michael Berryman, who did a lot of horror films back then, especially "The Hills Have Eyes" and the lead biker was the always memorable Vernon Wells, who was riffing of his character from "Mad Max 2-Road Warrior", which I highly recommend viewing. The soundtrack to "Weird Science" instantly makes an 80s fan giddy with the great Oingo Boingo songs and the score by Ira Newborn. I put this 43-song together back in 2011 when a friend shared with me the rare Newborn score tracks. You name a soundtrack from the 80s era and I more than likely have it in digital form, either officially released complete and/or extended with all of the songs heard in the movie (in play order); or officially done, but not fully extended due to missing hard-to-find songs, or incomplete since an official soundtrack was never made. Bring my current total of soundtracks to 807. :) If you want to see Anthony before this finally Hughes outing, definitely check out "Sixteen Candles" and "The Breakfast Club". As for Bill Paxton, what can one say other than he was fantastic as always. He never failed to entertain in all of film roles.

[@goldenager59]

I think it was Mike Myers (as "Wayne" on Saturday Night Live) who said of Mme. Le Brock, "Don't hate her because she's beautiful - hate her because _she says_ she is!" 😁

[@mvasqu762]

The blonde was in killer clowns from outer space and I think she was also in return of the living dead 2

[@daveofyorkshire301]

I think these two did a post nuclear comedy called "Radioactive Dreams" that might be worth watching...

[@alicestevens8291]

I like the method. If I understood this hadn't been done before. They came up with a comedy and it was grounded enough but when they checked that out it wasn't funny so they tried again but just removed all the boundaries and let the jokes and scenes go where they needed to. Hence the off the wall stuff here. Looking back it probably just seems like another way out there comedy but it really was the one to establish that type of flow. And I can imagine going the organic route is a bit more difficult to land than coloring within the lines. I appreciate it when it does land.

[@Howiex-is8gq]

The blonde girl was in night of the creeps, And return of the living dead 2.Also killer clowns from outer space...

[@jamalbryant8099]

Fun fact: the producer that did this movie also did Predator 1&2 , LETHAL WEAPON movies, the MATRIX movies, Road House, the warriors, die hard 1&2, Commando, Romeo must die, 48 hours, street of fire, exit wound, cradle to the grave, KISS KISS BANG BANG, the last boy scout, The nice guys😊

[@eatsmylifeYT]

The big question here is "Why in the world would Gary and Wyatt have a Barbie lying around?"

[@txaggievet]

the Parents left to meet his sisters Fiancée, so I assume its probably one of her old dolls

[@eatsmylifeYT]

@@txaggievet Makes sense.

[@0okamino]

@txaggievet When Chet bursts in on Wyatt and Hilly, that seems to be his sister Chloe’s room, and there are shelves with figurines and dolls, so I think you’re right about that.

[@jaeeproductions]

Anthony Michael Hall's co-lead, Ilan Mitchell Smith, is a college professor. He quit acting. He also writes for a website which is ironically called "Forces of Geek" - similar to Force of Light. Here is a video interview of him from 6 years ago: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pnSueXl5pbJ6fqs

[@shack8110]

This is my favorite movie of all time.

[@jontastic]

Kelly is at her most seductive and hilarity. I love the mashup of sci-fi, horror, and comedy teen movie. Great cast and production too.

[@Tr0nzoid]

I used to think of "The Breakfast Club" as my favorite of the Hughes films and it probably still is, but I am more likely to pop this in or "Sixteen Candles." Good quick and silly, and a fun scenario to imagine from that younger perspective.

[@SinSationNation]

That was another fun and enjoyable watch reaction with the both of you. Always looking forward for more in the future. Thanks again 😍

[@ForceOfLightEntertainment]

Glad you enjoyed it!! ☺️

[@kegr1066]

In the intro you used the Weird Science TV show title screen instead of the Weird Science movie title screen. Not complaining Vanessa Angel is as easy in the eyes as Kelly LeBrock.

[@Yugioh420]

While I love this movie, I always wondered what she did with the grandparents in the end. Chet Turned back into normal person and everything else reverse back to normal but we never see the grandparents leave the closet before the parents walk in. So will they still be in there when the parents go to hang up there coats and be like welcome home, and parents be like umm mom dad why are you in our closet? Or did she teleport them home? I assume parents didn't see there car out front or they would have been like we're are your grandparents? Though with the party going on maybe they parked pretty far away?

[@wbj2000]

One of my favorite 80's comedy movies. Welcome to the minds of 15 year old boys. Yes I saw this as a teen myself and really thought Lisa was amazing.

[@paulpennell2115]

You should listen to Oingo Boingo who wrote Weird Science and Dead mans Party

[@paulamoya7956]

I saw this in High School the night of its release. Loved it then and still Love it now ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

[@RyneMurray23]

I used to watch this movie at my grandpas house and I remember having the biggest crush on Kelly LeBrock 😂

[@lancer4837]

The blonde girl is Suzanne Snyder. I don't know of anything that she's been in but the brunette is Judie Aronson. She's been in several movies that I know including Friday the 13 part 4

[@DontrelleRoosevelt]

I caught this on TV, when I was like... 6 years old? My sister was about 2 years old, and we both thought it was hilarious!

[@owenbb505]

They would play this on HBO all the time when I was like 10 and didn't know what half the jokes meant, lol. Cool profile pic btw Dontrelle! 👍

[@Nigel-xp4rf]

I'm very surprised that they are watching the 'Pretty Woman' version, I thought it was altered because of the music copyright or something, but I have seen both and I don't have any problems with either.

[@karlsmith2570]

11:12 Interesting Fact for you, Michelle, and Natalie: In this scene, timestamped above, Kelly LeBrock had described kissing the actor who played Wyatt as feeling like she was kissing her little brother

[@DW.Strangeman]

Very different to other John Hughes' 80s films of the time but the sentiment remains the same and why he has influenced some of the best film (and TV) to this day.

[@RowdyYates007YNWA]

The blonde was in Fools Rush In…she was constantly after Mathew Perry’s character

[@tommychong1173]

Another great upload Ladies !! And also a beautiful pendant just like the both of you. Anthony Michael Hall was also in national Lampoon's vacation. " Lisa " the lady in the flim was a 80s Supermodel. If y'all like this 80s flick should watch " license to drive " with Corey Haim. Y'all have great beautiful day !!

[@ForceOfLightEntertainment]

Thank you! You too!

[@tommychong1173]

@@ForceOfLightEntertainment Thanks man