@@rayvega3163 i was in detention all the time. But it has never taken place on a Saturday. My parents said that in the 80s when they were in high school they had detention on Saturdays. My dad pretty much lived in there and its actually where he met my mom.
That scene where he gets himself caught by Vernon in order to get the rest of the detainees from getting in more trouble kinda proves he's more than an arrogant kid with a devil may care attitude. He was a selfless guy who was willing to take the proverbial bullet for others.
Not entirely selfless. Remember that he had a bag of weed on him which Vernon might find. He puts the weed in the least likely place (Brian's pants) then draws attention to himself because a) he's used to being in trouble and b) Vernon will assume it's just Bender being Bender. What's the first thing he does when left alone? Breaks out to get his weed. He does share, so it's not a total dick move
That fact that when the teacher stood over bender asking him to punch him, you can see the fear in bender's eyes as it would make him just like his father, which is what he fears most.
No you god damn idiots.. Its because he was locked up and nobody would actually believe the teacher punched him because he has no power. The teacher wouldnt get the blame but if john hit him he would probably get jail time. And he could have killed andrew but he never wanted to fight physically anyways. Not everyone wrestles mate during a fight, many use knife straight away.
@@DirtyFan2 It's a mix. The teacher basically used emotional abuse tactics to try to trigger a reaction to validate him physically abusing this kid. John was terrified of several things in this moment. The teacher, the situation he was in and what he would have to do if he followed any self defensive impulses. That is not only bound to that solitary moment. It meant, if he had acted, that he'd be forced to break or become what he hates. He'd have to choose physical or mental torture.
Jacks Broken Heart his parents are abusive. A bit further from hatred, but I agree. He went into detention so he wouldn’t have to deal with them. But the thing is, that would just make them worse, therefore treating him worse, therefore more detentions for him and then it’s just a whole viscous cycle. Poor boy.
Judd Nelson's acting was absolutely phenomenal, it made the movie. The others were great too.....but let's face it, Nelson stole the spotlight!! Paul Gleason is underrated.
When I first saw TBC in the theater as a young teen, Bender was the protagonist i identified with most in film and that remained the case for decades. Nowadays and after dozens of rewatches, Carl the janitor has become my favorite. He is the TBC sage.
Let's be fair, not one character has the lead role. Removing any character would ruin the film. That being said, I just love Allison. How she embraces her weirdness and is cool with that. And that she does nothing for 4/5 of the movie, but contributes a lot to the conclusion. However, I relate more to Carl as I'm a wisecracking cleaner.
+Jacks Master Videos I think she was always pretty, I just thought it was nice to really be able to see her face. Otherwise, it's not like she actually needed to change her appearance to look better because she was already attractive.
Dear Mr. Vernon: We accept the fact that we had to sacrifice a whole Saturday in detention for whatever it was we did wrong, but we think you’re crazy to make us write an essay telling you who we think we are. You see us as you want to see us… In the simplest terms and the most convenient definitions. But what we found out is that each one of us is a brain… …and an athlete… …and a basket case… …a princess… …and a criminal. Does that answer your question? Sincerely yours, the Breakfast Club.
I disagree with that true the stereotypes are not a complete personality assessment but you can't be a "brain" unless you are smart and you can't be a jock if you are not into sports and you won't be a basket case unless you were abused or something or a princess unless you are spoiled etc. There is a reason people are the way they are.
I love how much about their personalities we learn by the subtle things like Allison's squeak and Brian struggling to tell the rest that he has issues with his parents. She clearly is terrified by a man yelling so you know someone in her life screams at her and it's scarring. Brian is expected to be the perfect child and when he tries to vent he gets shut down, being told he's a perfect child. But he has his own problems. Even though everyone tells him he doesn't so he gets no sympathy. Bender carries a knife because he's scared that at any point anyone could be a threat and he has to keep up his guard. His whole life he's been at the mercy of an abusive father and so he feels he needs to protect himself. These are the kinds of things that make these characters into living breathing people.
Bender's character is the most believeable for me. I was him for most of my life too. Bender won't fight the Principal. That is THE best part. No matter how much he's provoked. Schools should show this film in high schools and colleges too. Peace. P.S. John Hughes genius.
One of my favorite high school teachers had our parents sign waiver forms for us to watch and discuss TBC in a senior English class. It was glorious, and not just because our teacher agreed Bender was the smartest character in the Club.
"I expected a little more from a Varsity Letterman" lol yeah I see it. And he challenges Bender to a fight in the Janitor's closet, and he hardly acknowledges Allison.
04:00 'Instead of prison, you'll come here.' The writing in this movie was phenomenal. Besides the story, the placement, execution and directing was spot on. This movie is loaded with great lines.
I slept through this popular shit as a kid and thought it was mainstream crap, but the things you point out make me think I was not the target audience, and this move was actually clever. Thank you?
@@rickstalentedtongue910 It wasn't the only stereotypes in 1980-s High School, but I knew kids who fit into all five of these categories. The Breakfast Club at least has a moral message to not just judge a book by the cover, even seemingly bad people may have more going on, and even the seemingly well adjusted are still dealing with stuff.
When you get old enough you realize that bender is the most important character he’s the one that broke the conformity he made them all see each other for who they really are
I said that once...I jumped outta our second story Spanish room window...n ipassed by the biolab on the fist florr..when icame inside...our wrestling coach saw me...and that's literally what I said when he caught me....lol......swear to God....Greenfield high school class of 02' p.s. thanks Mrs. Najera for not adding more punishment for jumping outta ur class....(I know in hindsight I clda pote tially cost u your job..so thank you..... also p.s......i had the biggest crush on u in high school
Y'know, Bender was actually the smartest of them all. Yeah, all of them learned in school what you need to get through life, but Bender knows from his unfortunate experience how horrible life can be due to the abuse/neglect he's gone through.
I first saw this movie in German school during English class. The teacher, a British stiff upper lip stuffy fellow thought this was a violent movie. I laughed. I loved it. It is a great movie.
Greatest movie in the 80`s when I was a teenager.John Bender )Judd Nelson) WAS the movie. It`s said that Nicolas cage was ment for the role as John Bender. But they couldn`t afford his salery. Can you imagine Cage as John Bender??? Good God I`m glad they went for Judd Nelson
Still one of the best movies to come out of the 80's. It was the greatest decade. Thankfully I was there to see and live it. John Hughes is a genius. This movie helped define a generation like no other. My generation. Thank you.
Matt Groening is a fan of this movie so bad that "eat my shorts" is a catch phrase that Bart Simpson use all the time, and also he named "Bender" of Futurama after the Character in the movie.
"Saturday march 24th, 1984. Sherman Highschool, Sherman illinois. 60062." I've been able to recite this movie since a kid. I can quote just about every line word for word.
OMG I told one of my teachers who was really ticking me off to eat my shorts and he just started laughing and said "Go sit in the hall" so in retaliation I sat there until he asked me if I wanted detention to which I said "I'd be thrilled" and he said to the class "Ladies and gentlemen we have a new Bender in this class!" Totally made my day
I went to school with a kid like him. I remember he got mad because everyone in PE was arguing, so he yelled "I'm sick of all this hate!" and he punched a wall... Kids like him made high school entertaining.
There actually was suppost to be more, one every ten or so years, but since Judd Nelson's rude comments toward Molly Ringwald and others on set, John huges said he'd never work with Judd ever again. (Therefore, no more.)
One of those movies I can watch over and over and never get bored. I was in junior high when it came out and when i watched it as an adult I picked up so many more things from the movie that as a kid you don't really "get". You really do see what a great job the actors do through the subtleties throughout the movie.
come on held back i new kids would just dropped out and never showed up back again,hell i seen kids in my class fail in elementary school, but just got push threw and onto high school.
I always loved the scene where Andy is taking out his lunch. I also love when Andy trips after he moves the magazine thing. it's a small thing, but I find it hilarious.
Watching this movie makes me want to go back to high school and smoke weed between classes. Just chill with my friends and have some laughs, having an overall perspective of life and taking things easy. I always took my schoolwork too seriously and now I realise it was a complete waste of time. In life, what matters is determination, perseverance, resilience, good health, visualising your goals, treating yourself and people well etc. The grades you get in school really don't matter at all.
fun fact for this movie sorry for the best 1985 movie of all time is that Judd Nelson actually went to a high school and did what Bender would do in high school and that is caused a lot of trouble
One of the best movies ever made! Every high schooler and every high school teacher in the country should watch this movie! It would solve a lot of problems that we face today.
I actually saw this in a double feature with “Sixteen Candles in 1985. The year I graduated HS. When you watch this movie, you are experiencing my very similar life at the time.
I was a mix of John Bender and Jeff Spicoli in high school (I actually looked like both those characters). Being the VERY rebellious kid that I was, in my junior year I absolutely refused to go to my 4th period class because I hated it. My "Richard Vernon" Principal was so frustrated and angry that he stuck me in an empty class room and that was my class for 4th period. I would kick back and put my feet up on the desk and sleep. Sometimes other kids would cut class and hang out with me. True story...
When Andy pins Bender down, notice how Bender barely struggles. He freezes up pretty quick out of fear. He does his best to tense up and go down as easily as he can so it won't hurt as much. Because he's used to being roughed up and hit and hurt, and he knows that if he hits back it's gonna come back twice as hard and twice as damaging. So he just takes it. And he makes some small noises and you can tell me might be having some flashbacks.
The "eat my shorts" scene was great. In "Not Another Teen Movie", it was perfectly parodied, right down to Paul Gleason playing the principal, and the kid's outfit was exactly the same as Bender.
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I feel like the real reason John kept getting Saturdays was because it meant less time at home with his abusive father. It was an escape
Same for Ally. She was there bcuz of nothing.
I wish I was in detention right now.
It would be an improvement after quarantine.
That's a good theory
Obviously
@@ljubomitraljezac4288 hey are you ok?
Claire: "Can I eat?"
Bender: "...I don't know, give it a try"
Loved that 😂
In the end he had to kiss that fish breath.
One of the best lines ever
@@anakerendoofenshmertz9985 LOL
🤢..I don't know..🤢, give it a try.
*"I WANNA BE AN AIRBORNE RANGER!!!!"*
Kate Ross THAT ONE WAS ON CRACK XD 😂😂😂
*air force*
@@screechingonions2365I hear airborne. But that’s just me 😬
"What do you need a fake I'D for?"
"So I can vote"
Brian is so underrated
Which is ironically the biggest offense of them all, considering it'd be a felony.
Lol I like that part
I thought it was foreshadowing because he needed it to buy the gun, but it was a flare gun?
@@mbrammy7I never thought of that!!?
Screws fall out all the time the world is an imperfect place.
Hehe
dasdawg428 that part was funny 😂😂😂
TinyLauren cariaso I read this right when he said it lol
TinyLauren cariaso I read this right when he said it lol
dasdawg428
Claire: “-Can I Eat?”
John: “I don’t know, Give It A Try”
I died at that moment 😂😂
If he gets up, we'll all get up, it'll be an anarchy!!
happy girl yeah it's true.I actually never been detention,but I feel John (and yes,other characters,too).
Best Line Ever
😂😂😂 gets me every time.
Too Funny, Ole Bender, He was an original
@@rayvega3163 i was in detention all the time. But it has never taken place on a Saturday. My parents said that in the 80s when they were in high school they had detention on Saturdays. My dad pretty much lived in there and its actually where he met my mom.
That scene where he gets himself caught by Vernon in order to get the rest of the detainees from getting in more trouble kinda proves he's more than an arrogant kid with a devil may care attitude. He was a selfless guy who was willing to take the proverbial bullet for others.
Not entirely selfless. Remember that he had a bag of weed on him which Vernon might find. He puts the weed in the least likely place (Brian's pants) then draws attention to himself because a) he's used to being in trouble and b) Vernon will assume it's just Bender being Bender. What's the first thing he does when left alone? Breaks out to get his weed. He does share, so it's not a total dick move
He had nothing to lose
He did it for Claire. When he said "just me" and looked at her
I think I’ll try out for a scholarship!
@@brianoneil9662 says more that he is cunning and smarter than the professor
“Screws fall out all the time the worlds an imperfect place” one of the best lines in this movie
Legend say he is still serving detention.
No... That's only a myth, right? RIGHT???
LOL
MermpyDermpy why do you think Judd Nelson isn't working in Hollywood anymore?👹
I don't doubt that.
I'll give you the answer to that question mr billional next Saturday
No one understood young people the way John Hughes did. The man was a genius.
sakusia who’s that
@@risingstars3478 the director of the film..
Rising Stars OOOOOOF
sakusia young people in the 80s anyway. This generation is a mess
This is why The Breakfast Club is one of my favorite movies.
That fact that when the teacher stood over bender asking him to punch him, you can see the fear in bender's eyes as it would make him just like his father, which is what he fears most.
Which explains why he didn't go any farther physically after Andrew tackled him down to the ground.
No you god damn idiots.. Its because he was locked up and nobody would actually believe the teacher punched him because he has no power. The teacher wouldnt get the blame but if john hit him he would probably get jail time. And he could have killed andrew but he never wanted to fight physically anyways. Not everyone wrestles mate during a fight, many use knife straight away.
@@DirtyFan2 It's a mix. The teacher basically used emotional abuse tactics to try to trigger a reaction to validate him physically abusing this kid. John was terrified of several things in this moment. The teacher, the situation he was in and what he would have to do if he followed any self defensive impulses. That is not only bound to that solitary moment. It meant, if he had acted, that he'd be forced to break or become what he hates. He'd have to choose physical or mental torture.
Bender wants detention so he can’t hang out with his parents because his dad and mom basically hate him
Jacks Broken Heart his parents are abusive. A bit further from hatred, but I agree. He went into detention so he wouldn’t have to deal with them. But the thing is, that would just make them worse, therefore treating him worse, therefore more detentions for him and then it’s just a whole viscous cycle. Poor boy.
"mainly John Bender."
That's because Bender WAS the best part of this film!
Judd Nelson's acting was absolutely phenomenal, it made the movie. The others were great too.....but let's face it, Nelson stole the spotlight!! Paul Gleason is underrated.
When I first saw TBC in the theater as a young teen, Bender was the protagonist i identified with most in film and that remained the case for decades. Nowadays and after dozens of rewatches, Carl the janitor has become my favorite. He is the TBC sage.
He was some boy, A natural born World Shaker!!!!
Without bender there is no movie. He shows us how we are all alike. And can relate on a human level.
Let's be fair, not one character has the lead role. Removing any character would ruin the film. That being said, I just love Allison. How she embraces her weirdness and is cool with that. And that she does nothing for 4/5 of the movie, but contributes a lot to the conclusion. However, I relate more to Carl as I'm a wisecracking cleaner.
Am I the only one that thinks that Allison still looked pretty before the end?
+Jacks Master Videos I think she was always pretty, I just thought it was nice to really be able to see her face. Otherwise, it's not like she actually needed to change her appearance to look better because she was already attractive.
The director regretted giving her a makeover. I do too, she was perfect the way she was. I thought she was prettier
I thought she looked way prettier before. She’s totally my favorite character, and my ultimate girl crush :P
@@dekuismychild2895 how can I like this more?
The Guy With No Channel Nah man, you’re not the only one. Allison & Claire are both adorable.
Dear Mr. Vernon:
We accept the fact that we had to sacrifice a whole Saturday in detention for whatever it was we did wrong, but we think you’re crazy to make us write an essay telling you who we think we are. You see us as you want to see us… In the simplest terms and the most convenient definitions. But what we found out is that each one of us is a brain… …and an athlete… …and a basket case… …a princess… …and a criminal.
Does that answer your question? Sincerely yours, the Breakfast Club.
That's not even 100 words
Wendi Wasden that’s the point
96 words and to the point.
I disagree with that true the stereotypes are not a complete personality assessment but you can't be a "brain" unless you are smart and you can't be a jock if you are not into sports and you won't be a basket case unless you were abused or something or a princess unless you are spoiled etc. There is a reason people are the way they are.
@@AnnaLVajda and I disagree with you, yes we are the way we are, but we are not just "that"
We are all people with a lot of similarities
"The door is way too heavy sir"
*BANG*
Dammit!
I love how much about their personalities we learn by the subtle things like Allison's squeak and Brian struggling to tell the rest that he has issues with his parents. She clearly is terrified by a man yelling so you know someone in her life screams at her and it's scarring. Brian is expected to be the perfect child and when he tries to vent he gets shut down, being told he's a perfect child. But he has his own problems. Even though everyone tells him he doesn't so he gets no sympathy. Bender carries a knife because he's scared that at any point anyone could be a threat and he has to keep up his guard. His whole life he's been at the mercy of an abusive father and so he feels he needs to protect himself. These are the kinds of things that make these characters into living breathing people.
I completely agree, also very beautifully said.
YES!!!
Anton Jacquard very well said
my old man is scumbag but yeah
A little over analyzed but ok.
If he gets up then we'll all get up! It'll be an anarchy!
+JAM Esteban That's what I came here for.
+JAM Esteban hi
I love that part
It's outta my hands.
Bender's character is the most believeable for me. I was him for most of my life too. Bender won't fight the Principal. That is THE best part. No matter how much he's provoked. Schools should show this film in high schools and colleges too. Peace. P.S. John Hughes genius.
One of my favorite high school teachers had our parents sign waiver forms for us to watch and discuss TBC in a senior English class. It was glorious, and not just because our teacher agreed Bender was the smartest character in the Club.
He's a gutless turd
This was shown in my psychology class. Amazing movie!
He didn’t want to fight the principal because of his abusive father. It reminds him
Bender was shook. That's why he didn't fight the principle.
*"Screws fall out all the time. The world's an imperfect place"*
~John Bender
I have a couple screws loose but when they actually fall out, that’s when we’re in real trouble
John bender is most definitely my favorite character
Honey Onigiri Yup
Honey Onigiri sure e.mough John bender is the tough one of the breakfast club !,Rhonda
Him and Allison
The perfect film to recruit teachers!
I've honestly always preferred Brian.
"Show Dick some respect!" XD
I love how Bender hums the start to Beethoven's Symphony Nr.5 as soon as Vernon walks in
random noticing: vernon treats each of the kids the same way their parents do, most noticeably with bender, brian and andy.
Yea, I think he represents authority, adults and “the man” in one character
And Allison because he hardly acknowledges her presence.
You dont make sense your studdering aaa duhrr🤪
Who is andy there is no andy in the movie there is a andrew not no andy randomly noticing your wrong again randomly noticing
"I expected a little more from a Varsity Letterman" lol yeah I see it. And he challenges Bender to a fight in the Janitor's closet, and he hardly acknowledges Allison.
I need FAKE ID, so I can vote, HAHAHAHAHHA
+Dann Benn XD That's the reason you would see any geek with a fake ID
That was hilarious!! Do they even check ID when someone registers to vote??
MrDodger3222 Yeah, cause if they didn’t check then you could vote how many times you wanna...
JJ AbrahamLincoln ROFLMAO that's why he ended up writing the essay. Justice of the Peas :-)
The Simpson's stole that joke for Lisa.
"Demented and sad, but social"
U WANNA COME OVER SOMETIME?
04:00 'Instead of prison, you'll come here.' The writing in this movie was phenomenal. Besides the story, the placement, execution and directing was spot on. This movie is loaded with great lines.
I slept through this popular shit as a kid and thought it was mainstream crap, but the things you point out make me think I was not the target audience, and this move was actually clever. Thank you?
@@rickstalentedtongue910 It wasn't the only stereotypes in 1980-s High School, but I knew kids who fit into all five of these categories. The Breakfast Club at least has a moral message to not just judge a book by the cover, even seemingly bad people may have more going on, and even the seemingly well adjusted are still dealing with stuff.
When you get old enough you realize that bender is the most important character he’s the one that broke the conformity he made them all see each other for who they really are
Agree!
I love the way Allison squeaks when they asked her who moved the door
I know she's like a cute little puppy:)
ikr
Morgan Brogan i died when she squeaked
haha
Alix Motionless i freaking like john bender...and yaa by d way it really felt bad when L died
I'm thinking of trying out for a scholasheeyippp!
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samsquanch1996 😂
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I am bender. Nobody remembers he took the heat for all of them so they didn't get in trouble by running and yelling through the halls
Nobody asked-
Keep looking boys, we have to find who the fuck asked
true.. but it was his idea to go get his weed from his locker... but yes that was surprisingly noble of him
Andy is like Captain America
John is like Iron Man
The Mandem this deserved more likes💯
Brian's Banner
Molly is black widow
Yep
And Brian is Spiderman
"I've seen her dehydrate."
"It's pretty gross."
"Ah! Ah!, Grab some wood there bub."
M _ "You think I was born yesterday?"
Susheel Badhan "NOT. EVEN. CLOSE BUUDD !!"
its gross
I was expecting the whole movie... but ok.
Read the tittle next time
It was a joke. I meant the whole movie is full of best moments...
TheMuscleNetwork READ the book
Marc Wallace there’s a book?
@@SlickDick73 whaaaat.
I graduated in 81, I grew up with these personalities…they really existed. Right down to the clothing they wore
“hOw CoMe AnDrEw GeTs To GeT uP?! If he gets up we’ll all get up. IT’LL BE ANARCHY!!” -Bender 1985
What about "I forgot my pencil?" John Bender's character just makes the movie though. Best lines ever!!!!!!!
I said that once...I jumped outta our second story Spanish room window...n ipassed by the biolab on the fist florr..when icame inside...our wrestling coach saw me...and that's literally what I said when he caught me....lol......swear to God....Greenfield high school class of 02' p.s. thanks Mrs. Najera for not adding more punishment for jumping outta ur class....(I know in hindsight I clda pote tially cost u your job..so thank you..... also p.s......i had the biggest crush on u in high school
@@christianromero6604 i enjoyed this story more than i thought i would
5:22 "You...are a parent's wet dream...." -walks away- I DIE LAUGHING. LOL
Y'know, Bender was actually the smartest of them all. Yeah, all of them learned in school what you need to get through life, but Bender knows from his unfortunate experience how horrible life can be due to the abuse/neglect he's gone through.
You'd probably learn better by living rather than being stuck in a building.
You wouldn't have to learn anything if you don't give a shit.
Great Bender compilation, but no Bender collection is complete without "No, Dad, what about you?"
Hugh K. Ayers Right?! Bender was a badass, but he was hurting too.
Nor is it without that signature echoey "FUCK YOU!" after being handed 2 months of detention. That's the best part!
The whistle that Bender does as the principal walks in. lmao
Seth Winters it's Beethoven's 9th symphony
WWG: and Judge Judy's theme 😎
Lol yeah
"Not even close bud!"
"Good, you just bought one more right there."
"you really think i give a shit".
"Another... you through?"
no
No it's, "How many is that?"
I love how each actor/actress brings a vulnerability to their characters
I first saw this movie in German school during English class. The teacher, a British stiff upper lip stuffy fellow thought this was a violent movie. I laughed. I loved it. It is a great movie.
Brian is such a dork, he is so cute :D
cool
He's such a douchebag in Edward Scissorhands.
Big Bald Head damn if he's that douchey he must be a really good actor
He’s the second funniest character to me (after bender)
Czescz kasia
Greatest movie in the 80`s when I was a teenager.John Bender )Judd Nelson) WAS the movie.
It`s said that Nicolas cage was ment for the role as John Bender. But they couldn`t afford his salery. Can you imagine Cage as John Bender??? Good God I`m glad they went for Judd Nelson
What are you talking about? As great as Nelson is as Bender, Nic Cage would have been amazing too.
I wonder how that would have effected or changed Cage's career, had he done it instead.
@@kari7403 I don't know, but it sure didn't do that much for Nelson's career. He was a hot property for a couple more years then his career nosedived.
Nicolas cage would have been a perfect bender. But this guy makes the character just as well.
Not only cage but John Cusack was offered the role too
5:31 I love that Bender still speaks to Brian is such a polite manner 😌
Still one of the best movies to come out of the 80's. It was the greatest decade. Thankfully I was there to see and live it. John Hughes is a genius. This movie helped define a generation like no other. My generation. Thank you.
"How come Andrew gets to get up? If he gets up? We all get up! It'll be ANARCHY!" 3:00 is my favorite part 😂
Lol
What if there was a fire lol then the guy blames the student smh
The most beautiful movie ever made.
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Matt Groening is a fan of this movie so bad that "eat my shorts" is a catch phrase that Bart Simpson use all the time, and also he named "Bender" of Futurama after the Character in the movie.
"Saturday march 24th, 1984. Sherman Highschool, Sherman illinois. 60062."
I've been able to recite this movie since a kid. I can quote just about every line word for word.
does Barry Manilow know that you raid his wardrobe?
that's my favorite line by him!
Best line ever 😂
Alia Phelps you'll get the answer to that next Saturday!
That was definitely my favorite Bender quote
Steve Now it’s 8. You stay out of this.
OMG I told one of my teachers who was really ticking me off to eat my shorts and he just started laughing and said "Go sit in the hall" so in retaliation I sat there until he asked me if I wanted detention to which I said "I'd be thrilled" and he said to the class "Ladies and gentlemen we have a new Bender in this class!" Totally made my day
itsjustme1020 good for you
r/thathappened
then they all stood up and clapped
and then everyone clapped
Nah.
Cool story though.
When I was a kid back then I loved John’s outfit. The shirt, the gloves and coat. He was my fashion idol 😄
Fun fact: Judd Nelson is only four years younger than Carl the Janitor.
Don't you wanna hear my excuse?
I'm thinkin of tryin out for a scholarshiiiip.
I wish I went to school with them :(
I know right, This is the only thing that makes me "want" to go to school I think if it as the 80s 😂
Definitely 80s. I was a junior in HS when it came out. lol
+Holli Boyd yea but be careful I'll beat you up
You did, Violet. They just had different names and faces.
I went to school with a kid like him. I remember he got mad because everyone in PE was arguing, so he yelled "I'm sick of all this hate!" and he punched a wall... Kids like him made high school entertaining.
“Screws fall out all the time. The worlds an imperfect place.”
"If he gets up, we'll all get up. It'll be an anarchy!"
he actually got 9 saturdays
Shutup PeeWee
@@kingpoot4900 it's a 2 year old comment
@@quentintaylor9553 Shut up, Pee-wee
@@cheatswiz58 shut up peewee
Shut up peewee
Damn this movie just brings you back lol even though I just saw it this year but it's an amazing movie, they need to make more like these.
Stupid McKenzie oh alright cool, thanks. Will do.
Awww
Stupid McKenzie Uh you mean Molly Ringwald!!!
There actually was suppost to be more, one every ten or so years, but since Judd Nelson's rude comments toward Molly Ringwald and others on set, John huges said he'd never work with Judd ever again. (Therefore, no more.)
Z0MBIESLAYER5 And he should do it under gunpoint anyway.
One of those movies I can watch over and over and never get bored. I was in junior high when it came out and when i watched it as an adult I picked up so many more things from the movie that as a kid you don't really "get". You really do see what a great job the actors do through the subtleties throughout the movie.
I wish I was stuck on a Saturday at school with them. It'd be a memorable one.
what is bender doing in high school anyways? He's like 35
got held back probably lol
Judd Nelson was 24 when this movie was filmed. That's a big difference.
come on held back i new kids would just dropped out and never showed up back again,hell i seen kids in my class fail in elementary school, but just got push threw and onto high school.
He still had 15 years worth of detention by the time he was supposed to graduate.
In this Judd Nelson was 24
I always loved the scene where Andy is taking out his lunch. I also love when Andy trips after he moves the magazine thing. it's a small thing, but I find it hilarious.
3 sandwiches, a big bag of potato chips, carton of milk, an apple & a banana
@@stonemedia8901 All the major food groups are represented.
@@tylerchambers6246 I can read! Did your mom marry Mr. Rogers?
"You know what I got?" "A carton of cigarettes." " The old man grabbed me, he said hey smoke up Johnny!!"
If Judd Nelson had died after making this film, he would have been regarded as a modern day James Dean.
I absolutely love this movie. John Bender rocks! everything he does is an absolute riot pretty much.
"Thinking of trying out for a scholar-shiipp" LMFAO XD
He's the awesome school we never forget aka legend 😊 love you bender
This movie should have been nominated for several Oscars. It is one of my favorites of all time.
Best movie I have ever seen.. John Bender is bae af
1980s: Kid eats home-cooked sushi with _chopsticks_.
2010s: Kid gets expelled for bringing "weapons" to school.
That doesn't make sense.
freezaplanet419
he means they got expelled for bringing chopsticks.
That Guy Who Is Much Smarter Than You Ding ding ding, we have a winner.
Mindraker1
YAY! Do i get a pony?
Saturday detention for you!
Even though he is so criminal, outcast, you cant help but love him the most
What do you need a fake ID for?
-so I can vote
That cracked me 😂
John Bender Rocks!
'If he gets up, we'll all get up! It'll be anarchy!' Awesome :D
Watching this movie makes me want to go back to high school and smoke weed between classes. Just chill with my friends and have some laughs, having an overall perspective of life and taking things easy. I always took my schoolwork too seriously and now I realise it was a complete waste of time. In life, what matters is determination, perseverance, resilience, good health, visualising your goals, treating yourself and people well etc. The grades you get in school really don't matter at all.
“Does Berry Manilow know you raid his closet?” 😂😂😂😂😂
fun fact for this movie sorry for the best 1985 movie of all time is that Judd Nelson actually went to a high school and did what Bender would do in high school and that is caused a lot of trouble
I know right, I'd love to be at that school then 😂
Chocolate_japan ! i would have loved to b his friend and see how that went
Kevin Najera how did people not recognise him
Kevin Najera and what’s funnier is that he is the preppy type of student
One of the best movies ever made! Every high schooler and every high school teacher in the country should watch this movie! It would solve a lot of problems that we face today.
Think about how low budget this movie was. How iconic it is regardless of that. Awesome
8:44 Benders vulnerability surprised me!! Gotta love the guy!!
Anyone else notice the middle finger at 3:36 ish
+SimplyMEHHH Not til you said it!! Nice!
Damn! I've seen this movie about 50 times and hadn't noticed!! Nice catch!
oh my god yess!!!
can't believe that I never noticed that :-)
Ean Bruette
I noticed the first time I saw it.
I never say that either till you said it that's funny lol!!
I freaking love John
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I actually saw this in a double feature with “Sixteen Candles in 1985. The year I graduated HS.
When you watch this movie, you are experiencing my very similar life at the time.
I was a mix of John Bender and Jeff Spicoli in high school (I actually looked like both those characters). Being the VERY rebellious kid that I was, in my junior year I absolutely refused to go to my 4th period class because I hated it. My "Richard Vernon" Principal was so frustrated and angry that he stuck me in an empty class room and that was my class for 4th period. I would kick back and put my feet up on the desk and sleep. Sometimes other kids would cut class and hang out with me. True story...
When Andy pins Bender down, notice how Bender barely struggles. He freezes up pretty quick out of fear. He does his best to tense up and go down as easily as he can so it won't hurt as much. Because he's used to being roughed up and hit and hurt, and he knows that if he hits back it's gonna come back twice as hard and twice as damaging. So he just takes it. And he makes some small noises and you can tell me might be having some flashbacks.
The "eat my shorts" scene was great. In "Not Another Teen Movie", it was perfectly parodied, right down to Paul Gleason playing the principal, and the kid's outfit was exactly the same as Bender.
Don't you want to here my excuse.... I'm trying out for a schollershippp
Luc Kay
“You… are a parents wet dream.” is one of the best lines in the whole movie
Just don't think of that line too deeply...
God I love this movie and John Bender SO MUCH
The next time I have to come in here! I'm cracking skulls!
As a 12 yr old raised by 90's parents I can proudly say
*I can recite this entire movie*
“is that clear, mr bender?” “crystAll” was the one I was waiting for
No crazy CGI or action scenes, just a classic, they don’t make them like this anymore.
"I WANNA BE AN AIRBORNE RANGER!!! " Best line Ever! XD
"Can I eat?"
"I dunno, give it a try."
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all time favorite part of this movie "I THINK I'M TRYIN' OUT FOR A SCHOLARSHIP!!!"