THE BREAKFAST CLUB 1985 YOUTUBE MOVIE

The producer of their last good album? Keith Forsey вЂ“ yup, the guy who wrote (DonвЂ™t You) Forget About Me. Starring Emilio Estevez, - Available at Sunday Internet Movie Poster. Even they described it as вЂњhollow, vapid and weakвЂќ. The Psychedelic Furs scored their biggest hit with the re-recorded movie tie-in Pretty In Pink but then claimed to have been rushed into the studio to record 1987вЂ™s Midnight To Midnight album. Their next album вЂ“ released three years after 84вЂ™s Ocean Rain вЂ“ was their worst yet and they split the year after. Echo & The Bunnymen recorded Bring On The Dancing Horses for Pretty In Pink. It wasnвЂ™t their big break, it was the beginning of the end. Ferris Bueller had Flesh For Lulu posters on his wall and the band recorded I Go Crazy for Some Kind Of Wonderful. The March Violets went from topping the indie charts with Snake Dance and Walk Into The Sun to two songs on Some Kind Of Wonderful andвЂ¦ nowhere. 'The Breakfast Club' uses a high school library and five teenage kids. William Saroyan and Eugene ONeill have been here before, but they used saloons and drunks. You isolate a group of people in a room, you have them talk, and eventually they exchange truths about themselves and come to new understandings. Simple Minds werenвЂ™t the only act sabotaged by having a song in a John Hughes movie. 'The Breakfast Club' begins with an old dramatic standby. MVP bassist Derek Forbes left and next album, Once Upon A Time, was Minds-by-numbers: vapid arena rock tailor-made for the stadiums itвЂ™d be shopped in. (DonвЂ™t You) Forget About Me simpered for the frat boys like Sheedy, and you couldnвЂ™t look at them the same way ever again. With that one song they slipped off years of Caledoni-Krautpunk cred, and let Hughes powder their faces and slip them into a camisole. (The girls I went to school with wouldвЂ™ve ripped Ringwald's posh-girl hair out of her lily-white head.)ДЄnd just like itвЂ™s Sheedy, itвЂ™s Simple Minds. ItвЂ™s easy to blame RingwaldвЂ™s character for that make-over, for her presumption that SheedyвЂ™s quirky outsider secretly wanted to be just like her.Д«ut, really, itвЂ™s Sheedy's fault. Like Sixteen Candles, Weird Science, and Pretty In Pink Hughes focused upon the conflict between geeks and losers on the one hand and the popular kids on the other in school. It became his most well known work about outcasts in high school. He had SheedyвЂ™s character made-up and made-over and then served up, a simpering Stepford wife for Emilio EstevezвЂ™s Alpha-male jock. Breakfast Club might be producer John HughesвЂ™ opus. ItвЂ™s unclear if that will stick, but for now everyone gains new perspectives on the lot peers and parents have handed to them.ДЄnd, yes, this is an вЂ™80s movie weвЂ™re talking about hereвЂ“which means there is the obligatory dance break and the freak-to-chic makeover (why canвЂ™t you love Ally as she is, Andrew?!) However, The Breakfast Club is sneaky with its deep emotional truthsвЂ“and rooted in ideas that teens and adults are, and will always be, grappling with.HughesвЂ™s inference was that inside every punk kid was an All-American conformist waiting to be unleashed. Today, we are looking at The Breakfast Club (1985).PLOT SYNOPSIS:Five high school students meet in Saturday detention and discover how they have a lot more i. But time together eventually erodes the barriers separating them. All the typical high school clique archetypes are present and accounted for: the popular girl, Claire (Molly Ringwald) the jock, Andrew (Emilio Estevez) the rebel, John (Judd Nelson) the outcast, Allison (Ally Sheedy) and the geek, Brian (Anthony Michael Hall). Released in 1985, The Breakfast Club turns 30 on February 15 and, amazingly, remains incredibly relevant today.ДЄ quick refresher for those whoвЂ™ve never seen the film (such people exist, weвЂ™ve heard): On a Saturday morning, five high school students in Shermer, Illinois, assemble in their schoolвЂ™s library for eight hours of detention. ThereвЂ™s no better way to sum up John HughesвЂ™ seminal teen movie The Breakfast Club than with the voiced-over letter at the end.

The breakfast club 1985 youtube