FERRIS BUELLER'S DAY OFF - MOVIE REACTION - FIRST TIME WATCHING
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"Life moves pretty fast, but if you don't stop and take a look every once in a while, you could miss it."
Addie wanting Ferris to get caught explains everything.😂
What does it explain?
I love Grace the secretary! She is absolutely hilarious.
Also not sure it's been mentioned, but a Fun Fact about this movie is that the actors who played Ferris' parents met during the making of that movie and ended up getting married in real life.
And, of course, she also played the car rental attendant in John Hughes' next movie, "Planes, Trains and Automobiles."
Grace she's a ritchouse babe
In my opinion.the reason this movie is so hilarious is because it’s so outrageous 😅There is no way that anybody .could be this charming,this slick and this lucky :) BTW, fun fact Matthew Broderick is known for his ability to do improv type humor so he improved a good portion of his lines.
I idolized this movie so much when I was a kid that for a class project, when we were asked to write a how-to paper on anything we wanted, I chose “how to fake out the parents and skip school” as my topic 😂
Addie is such a goody two shoes. All the cool kids root for Ferris. Skipping school, stealing cars, lying, scheming that's what the cool kids do.
He's a righteous dude!
@@dr.burtgummerfan439 I heard that somewhere.
11:55 "Surely he wouldn't go that far."
He would go that far and don't call me Shirley.
An 80's classic. Lotta great lines, and I always identified with Cameron.
You definitely need some more John Hughes - The Breakfast Club, Uncle Buck, and Planes Trains & Automobiles are some of his best.
Yes please watch planes trains and automobiles for thanksgiving!!
"I hope Cameron is okay."
Well he ended up joining the military and eventually became a Captain. Got his own ship, had a bit of a bumpy start on its first outing. But I'm sure he did well after that.
I think we have different interpretations of what happened at the end.
It appears to me that the sister rushed home to catch Ferris before he could get home so he would get in trouble.
Then she overheard the principal telling Ferris that he would have to spend another year in high school. Another year with the two of them at the same school was the LAST thing she wanted, so she covered for him instead.
If she wanted to cover for Ferris as a result of her chat with Charlie Sheen, she would have driven slowly to ensure he got home first after she saw him in the street.
I always took it as she realized from the wallet who scared the crap out of her and it became an 'enemy of my enemy' thing to screw over Rooney.
@@incogneato790 I agree ... my take, also. Not saying that the bit with Sheen couldn't have been a part at all, but it was mostly aimed at Rooney.
Sloan was a huge crush for a lot of guys in the 80s
She only marries guys with famous fathers. Sean Connery's son Jason and Jim Henson's son Brian.
Your reaction to the singing nurse was hysterical! 😂 I watched it 3 times!
Addie may be the first person EVER to root against Ferris Bueller.
She is probably a Mormon or something.
Hardly. There's a good-sized subset of viewers who think Ferris is a punk and don't like him.
@@gracehiggins2666It's actually the #1 marker for potential domestic terrorists.
The 90s band Save Ferris took their name from this movie.
This movie and Airplane were the first movies I saw that had extra scenes after the ending credits. Now it’s common, I always watch through the credits.
Another great 80s Matthew Broderick movie was WarGames.
A very quotable movie. Part of the American lexicon in places. A true classic comedy.
1. Alan Ruck was 29 when filming.
2. Charlie Sheen didn't sleep for 48 hours prior to his scene.
3. It's unfair the clueless people like his parents make so much money. Especially his dad.
4. Grace the secretary pretending to be Ed Rooney during the phone call from Cameron was improvised.
5. Not pealing out in front of Rooney would have stopped him from going after Ferris.
6. Odds are if someone has a dogie door they have a dog.
7. This was John Hughes' ode to his hometown of Chicago. (RIP) John Hughes.
8. The school is the same one John Hughes used for "The Breakfast Club" and "Uncle Buck".
9. Ferris wouldn't be my friend because I wouldn't let him walk on me.
For an 80's good time movie to first time/share pleas do "Fast Times at Ridgemont High".
Even though the whole movie is fun, I've always thought that the Cameron plot line elevates the film and makes it more than just an 80s teen comedy. Took a fun romp and made it meaningful. :)
i feel bad about Cameron he goes through all this,finally gets up the nerve to go on a vacation then ends up hostage on the speed bus!
@@alauer2101 True. But he also survives and then goes on to be one of the Captains of the Enterprise...so there's that.
@@daximil he really screwed up as a captain😮
@@alauer2101 Never said he was a good one.
My high school! That entrance was the entrance to the auditorium where I graduated.
I love watching people's reactions to Ferris. 🤣😂
As a teen watching this when it came out I was rooting for Farris. Now as an adult I root for the adults so I can relate😋
Anyone who roots against Ferris here has fallen into the sad future which Allison Reynolds predicted in the Breakfast Club: "When you grow up, your heart dies."
If you pay attention you'll realize that this film isn't really about Ferris.
It's about Cameron.
Ferris is trying to teach Cameron how to live life instead of hiding from it.
Also, the brief chat with Sloan at the parade comforts him, knowing he's not the only one who feels lost, or at least, without a plan.
The actor playing Cameron has been in several well known movies. He was in Speed, and in Star Trek: Generations as the captain of the Enterprise B.
@@Caseytify and Young Guns II.
The significance story of this movie is not if he gets caught or not but to seize the day/seize the moment and not to let life pass you by
The teacher with the droning voice is Ben Stein. He was a speechwriter for Richard Nixon, and had his own game show called Win Ben Stein's Money.
Jeffrey Jones, the principal, is on the child abuser list, and he keeps getting arrested for failure to report his status.
Remember that last scene when you watch Deadpool.
Ferris Bueller is a classic.. but The Breakfast Club is the ultimate 80s film and the ultimate high school film and it's directed by John Hughes as well..
Addie was a hall monitor in a previous life.
"Life moves pretty fast. If you don't stop and take a look once in a while, you could miss it." Words to live by.
YAY!!!! One of my top movies ever...the whole bit in the parade just does it for me
Cameron's fine. He goes on to become Captain of the Enterprise B in Star Trek: Generations.
"...classic 80s teen movie."
That moment when you know exactly how your parents felt about 50s music getting called 'golden oldies.' 😭
Addie, Great reaction!
This film is still so loved that it has been parodied in amazing ways.
- "Matthew's Day Off" in which Matthew Broderick (Ferris) takes a day off from shooting a movie, that was a Super Bowl commercial for the 2012 Honda CR-V.
- Alan Ruck (Cameron) plays the father of a kid about to take his car for LiftMaster...and it was shot in the same garage. A fun twist on the scene where Ferris and Cameron get the Ferrari.
- Joe Keery (Steve from 'Stranger Things') takes Ferris's place trying to get home in time for his Domino's Pizza delivery...with the girls in bikinis, running down the street, and instead of his dad, Alan Ruck is in an Audi in the same Hockey jersey as Cameron wears driving next to him, and the trampoline stunt.
- The best is the after-end credits scene for 'Deadpool'...which I won't spoil, it's too good.
I consider this my favorite of John Hughes's films, closely followed by 'The Breakfast Club'. I was about to be a freshman in high school when this came out. I probably saw it 3 or 4 times that summer. To this day, I still love about half of the songs on the soundtrack...especially "Oh, Yeah" by Yello. Anyway, thanks, Addie! Have a great one!
Tchica-Tchica-Ahhhh!
They also parodied this in the first Tom Holland Spider-man movie, "Homecoming". When he in the suburbs he can't swing from buildings and runs through a neighborhood. They do several very similar gags during the scene.
***SAVE FERRIS***
Driving a car backwards used to be an actual way to take off miles.
The Cameron storyline made the movie. Almost no one has Ferris' luck, but we've all had our Cameron days, so it was great to see Cameron come into his own and decide to stand up and say what he needed to say. But, yeah, this movie is gold. 😀
don't know why, but I logged in today and seen this... then thought... HELL YEA! Excited to see one of my favorite reactors watch this classic comedy.
Don't point out seen.
Don't point out seen.
Don't point out seen.
Don't ....
**spelling/grammar police part of my brain explodes**
.... it's SAW!!!!
@@drayman101 😂 it’s all good 👍
You are funny, Addie. I remember when they released this movie. It was a huge success! The Beatles songs came back to the parties and all. Very good style with breaking the 4ª wall. I loved.
And it was so rare to have ANY Beatles songs licensed for a movie back then. This was perfect.
*From the first funny scene, I noticed that Addie is Team Jeanie for sure.*
This is my brother's favorite movie, last christmas we got him a save ferris tshirt he was so stoked. Lol
I to the oldest child, It’s absolutely worst being the first born. Parents are watching you all of the time to try and get things right and you can’t get away with nothing all of the responsibility is on you by the time your other siblings come around they get away with so much stuff you would’ve never gotten away with because your parents have already done it once and they’re a lot more chilled with the other kids than the first born.
And now that you've watched Ferris Bueller's Day Off, you're ready to watch Deadpool! The end credits scene in Deadpool will make sense.
It is sad that so many reactors have no idea what the end of Deadpool is about!
In 2016, someone did the math on how much it would cost to have a day off, as Ferris did. Total cost came up to $1,003,515 in 2016 dollars. For 2022, it would be over $1.2 million USD.
You know how the kid was going through the school collecting money in a can to get Ferris a new kidney and asks with "Save Ferris?" There is a ska band that used that phrase for the name of their band.
Ferris' sister, Jennifer Grey, went to lead with Patrick Swayze in _Dirty Dancing_ which sooner or later you will be asked to react to, and Ferris' girlfriend, Mia Sara, led a year prior with Tom Cruise in _Legend_ .
Saw this when it came out in theaters. My cheeks were hurting from laughing so hard.
George W watched this movie on Air Force One, a few days later he saw Ben Stein at the White House ran over thru his arm around him and said " Bueller Bueller Bueller."
I believe John Hughes invented the End Credits Scene.
Its quite possible. I can't think of an earlier example off the top of my head.
Airplane! (1980) had a post-credit scene, there were probably some before that.
Bambi Meets Godzilla, 1976, had end credits.
There was a somewhat decent James Bond spoof called _The Silencers_ from 1966 that had an end credits scene. End credits scenes were actually fairly common for comedy movies by the time _Ferris_ rolled around.
Absolutely not. It started in 1966 with The Silencers, and there were literally dozens of films before this with such scenes.
All the characters who have cars , (except for Cameron's dad whos car license plate says NRVOUS) have license plates that are abbreviations of John Hughs movies. His Mom’s car has a license plate that reads “MMOM” which is a reference to 1983’s Mr. Mom which Hughes wrote. His Dad’s car has a license plate that reads “VCTN” which is a reference again to 1983’s Vacation. His sister’s car has a license plate that reads “TBC” which is a reference to 1985’s The Breakfast Club. Lastly, Principal Rooney’s car has a license plate that reads “4FBDO” which translates to “For Ferris Bueller’s Day Off”.
Well, this is new. I've never seen anyone who wasn't rooting for Ferris.
It's fun to live vicariously through him, even now as a 53-year-old adult. We all have responsibilities that we'd love a day off from.
I gladly root for Ferris, the principal is crazy. Sister is great though.
I laughed, out loud, multiple times AGAIN, while watching you watch this classic, beloved film! This film never gets old. It was so fun watching your reaction, Addie! You're such a sweetheart (although, shame on you for wanting Ferris to get caught! Haha! Kidding)! By the way, his sister didn't rush home to help him, she rushed home to catch him, with her Mom in tow. She was dead-set on getting him busted UNTIL the moment when she realized he was already being busted by Mr. Rooney and THEN she decided to go to bat for Ferris -- because "Fuck the Man!", that's why! The rule is you never throw your fellow-teenager under the bus to "the authorities". You keep that kind of thing in the family, sure, but no one from outside, especially not Teachers or "The Man", as it were. Just wanted to clear that up. Great reaction, thanks!
I have an older sister and we were in high school when this movie came out. We were the same as Ferris and his sister. Except we didnt cover for each other. And it was a competition to see who could get away with more. She thought I was in such trouble for hitting 2 parked cars (very minor damage to just one) after school one day. But... when she came home later that same day, she lost control of her car and hit my car and our moms car. Absolutely totaling moms car. (insert little brother "ha ha!" here)
THE movie that started the post-credits scene.
Hi Addie,
The crashing of the Ferrari was supposed to be a happy moments to cheer with all good emotions.
This is why children of the 80s miss the 80s.
This was the generation of "why not!"
I had a few friends like Cameron, I actually had fun advancing their comfort zone HAHAHAHA!
This movie makes you smile from beginning till end
You’re the first person I’ve seen like…in the world to see Ferris get caught
This came out in my senior year: the perfect film for everybody with senioritis.
I heard the car in this movie ( a 1958 Ferrari 250 Spyder) has a market value of 30 million dollars in today's money. So I'm pretty sure Cameron was in a LOT of trouble. ;)
How has nobody commented that she’s beautiful
Cameron goes on to be a Starfleet Captain :)
Not before having a short stint as a tourist in Los Angeles getting held hostage on a bus... a bus that couldn't slow down.
" surely he wouldn't go that far' of course he would, and don't call me Shirley.
SAVE FERRIS!!!
Fun fact:
There is actually a band Save Ferris named of course, after the charity theme in this film.
You can see them make an appearance in the movie 10 Things I Hate About You.
Which, if you haven’t seen, is a must-see.
Great reactions to an 80's classic comedy, Addie!!!🎬👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽When I saw the title, I knew it was a film you would enjoy. Having a very spoiled younger brother, I kind of side with Jeanie as well. What is Charlie Sheen's name in this comedy? Garth Volbeck
That's a pretty fancy sampler keyboard for the time. It looks like an E-mu Emulator II, which cost about $8000-10000 (new) back then, which is like $24000-30000 in today's dollars. If you're not Depeche Mode or some other synth band on that level, then you probably didn't have one of those things. Just sayin'.
When Cameron was in Egypt land, let my Cameron gooooooooo.
Matthew Broderick wore basically the same outfit a few years later in a live-action version of the cartoon series Inspector Gadget.
I'm referring to what he was wearing when picking up Sloane in front of the school.
Totally unrelated, the shirt Cameron was wearing was in homage to Mr. Hockey, Gordie Howe of the National Hockey League's Detroit Red Wings.
LOVE LOVE LOVE this movie! ❤❤❤❤❤❤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤
NEVER noticed the license plate, holy geez. this was my first ever favorite movie and i never noticed.
ALSO!! Mom's car VCTN (John Hughes wrote "Vacation"). Rooney's Dodge: 4FBDO "for Ferris Bueller's Day Off". Jeannie's Fiero: TBC "The Breakfast Club. Dad's Audi: MMOM (Hughes wrote "Mr. Mom")
1. Alan Ruck was 29 when filming.
2. Charlie Sheen didn't sleep for 48 hours prior to his scene.
3. It's unfair the clueless people like his parents make so much money. Especially his dad.
4. Grace the secretary pretending to be Ed Rooney during the phone call from Cameron was improvised.
5. Not pealing out in front of Rooney would have stopped him from going after Ferris.
6. I watched MTV when they still played videos.
7. This was John Hughes' ode to his hometown of Chicago. (RIP) John Hughes.
8. I'm not in line to be his "friend" because I wouldn't let him walk all over and/or Bull$hit me.
9. That same school was also used for "Uncle Buck" and "The Breakfast Club".
So many memories from this one...Loved it! Thanks for sharing and your awesome reactions. :)
One of the great classic teen type movies from the eighties you nailed it. The movie is fun to watch and worth a rewatch every few years. I'd also recommend Fast Times At Ridgemont High and The Breakfast Club if you haven't seen them.
First thing I’d throw in the DVD player whenever I faked sick from school
SAVE FERRIS
Cameron was the oldest at nearly 30. Sloan was 17 or 18.
I feel that the sister wanted to be wherever she could, to watch him get caught. Why she twisted that dream, is interesting. Let the fun continue!
In the end, Jeannie got a bit of satisfaction from overhearing Ferris getting caught, and she realized at that moment, she could bail him out and benefit two ways. He'd owe her, big leverage for her. She actually had an audacious, risk taking nature similar to his (she just applied it differently), and their future dynamic would be very interesting.
This film is beloved. They reference it in the credits of Dead Pool, if you’ve ever seen it or plan to, you’ll get it now.
I'm surprised she didn't recognize Charlie Sheen.
... Have you watched Deadpool yet? They re-enact the entire post credits scene at the end. :)
As you may have detected by the soundtrack, John Hughes was really into new wave music back then. All the posters in Ferris' and Cameron's rooms were his personal collection. Cameron only has U2 Boy, but Ferris has Bryan Ferry, Simple Minds, Killing Joke, Blancmange, The Damned, Charlie Sexton, Jah Wobble/Holger Czukay/The Edge, Flesh For Lulu, Cabaret Voltaire, The Rave Ups,
Ferris sister, Jennifer Grey was also in another big movie, Dirty Dancing
Also the original Red Dawn, along with Charlie Sheen and Patrick Swayze.
@@dr.burtgummerfan439 yes. As cool as it is to shout WOLVERINES! it wasn't as huge a movie as Dirty Dancing
@@wyrmshadow4374 True, but it had more big young stars. 😁
And in Ferris Bueller, when Jeanie kicks the principal in the face, Jennifer Grey shows off her dancer's flexibility.
Lea Thompson was the other girl in Red Dawn
Addie, great reaction as always. You are a treasure to watch.
Chekhov's Ferrari: If a Ferrari is introduced in Act 1, it must go off in Act 3.
Fun one, Addie!! 😆
There was an attempt to make a Ferris Bueller TV show very similar to this. Didn't last. But Jennifer Anniston played the sister.
I remember watching that. I remember that strangely the main character (Ferris obviously) stated that he was nothing like the Mathew Broderick movie Ferris. It seemed weird to want to distance the show from the movie. It's been ages, so I'd have to see it again to be sure my memory is right about how the character acted, but I recall that he was a lot more cocky than smoothly charming.
@@Logan_Baron also played by a much younger actor.
I'm glad it failed and is mostly forgotten. Why tarnish the legacy of a great film?! Having said that, it certainly didn't help that they waited 4 years to try and "capitalize" on its' success. I always felt the lead in Parker Lewis Can't Lose was more like Ferris than the tv Ferris.
Save Ferris!
Apparently (according to car ppl online) driving backwards should have wound back the odometer (with a car that old, but not cars made after the 1970s), but then Cameron wouldn't have had his little break through.
If you liked Matthew Broderick as Ferris then check out a more series movie he starred in WarGames (1983).
" pucker up buttercup"
As great and a classic film this is this question was brought up more than once when it was released. What teenager in the real world would skip school to go to a museum, fine restaurant and a parade. It is a awesome flick but lets be real.
the two sitting on the couch at the police station, just talking, when they'd both be shot by invading Russians soon. (Red Dawn)
if you haven't reacted to the original Red Dawn, you should.
Great reaction
This movie hits different seeing it in adulthood vs seeing it as a teenager.
What I liked about this movie is that Farris didn't do the usual things most teenagers would do when skipping school.
I'm Abe Fromen The Sausage King of Chicago...🌭
Why would anyone want Ferris to get caught?
Never mind what I commented in your Breakfast Club Reation! I now have to see if you have seen and reacted to Who Framed Roger Rabbit!
Check out "Election" with Matthew Broderick and Reese Witherspoon. Great movie
When I saw this in the theater when it was originally released all the movie theater ushers came down and stood in the isles during the credits telling people not to leave so we would all stay and see the secret end credit scene. Them telling us to stay kind of defeated the purpose.
You probably should remember or try to remember this post credit ending ..... when you watch Deadpool. ;)
I'm curious how the sequel will stand up, particularly as it will be set during the same timeline and occuring around the events of this movie
The singing telegram seems to alarm and confuse modern viewers!
I suppose they must have gone the way of actual telegrams...
I actually ditched school to go see this! LOL! And a few other movies. Like "Better Off Dead" Check it out!