I’m not positive if this is an accurate claim, but I did hear that John Hughes said that Judd Nelson is very difficult to work with. After the breakfast, Clubb. He said he would never work with him again.. It’s too bad because his talent was so amazing. I heard Chevy Chase was difficult to work with also
@@GisherJohn24 Yes, I did hear my brother give a testimony about having heard that Chevy Chase was not the most friendly human being. Not horrible, but there are nicer ones.
This was my sole sense of comfort last Winter during a long & dark period of gelid depression; bipolar disorder. Must’ve seen it 50x between Jan-March..
This 80’s Teenager flick is a ‘Masterpiece and a Work of Art’ 🌟 Before Ferris Buller’s Day Off Before Planes, Trains and Automobiles Before Uncle Buck Before Home Alone
I never thought about it as a kid - but Bender purposely gets detentions as much as he can, because it gets him out of the house away from his abusive father. At least at school, he can have some semblance of control. But in the scene when Vernon locks Bender in the closet and threatens him with physical violence, it is only then that Bender feels helpless again, like at home.
6:14 Never noticed this scene before, but I guess it’s one of those things you understand the significance of as you get older... Vernon is definitely the antagonist in this film, a realistic portrayal of a “villain” for the kids in detention. But at the end of the day he’s just a fed-up vice principal with flaws just like every other character. What makes him so villainous is the authority he holds over their heads. Based on the purposeful inclusion of that scene, we know that Vernon isn’t a complete bastard and he does regret losing his temper with John. I also don't think Vernon knows the full extent of the neglect, or rather abuse, in Bender’s case. I honestly think that if Vernon were to know the full truth, or if he were to have seen Bender's burn scars in that closet, he would've eased up on the kid and would've been a little more sympathetic. At the end of the day, Vernon is just fed up and is too worn out to consider anything past the surface level regarding Bender - why he acts the way he does, what he's gone through, what it's like to live in his shoes. Vernon just sees the outside; the attitude Bender portays, the shitstarter who loves to press buttons. He sees Bender as everything that’s wrong with the younger generation and he fears that that generation will be taking care of him someday. He's too fed up to look beyond that.
Watched it as a kid and thought the adult parts were boring. As an adult now, I see the utter regret in his face as he realizes he took it too far. And the convo w Carl: “That’s what wakes me up in the middle of the night. That when I get old, these kids are gonna take care of me.” Carl: “I wouldn’t count on it.” 😮😮😮
And they probably didn't do a very good job of taking care of him throughout those early 2000s years when he was sick before he passed in 2006. I don't know if others besides me noticed this but I noticed a worsening of attitudes of people in general in the adult world during the years 2003, 2004, 2005, and 2006 compared to how it was back in the 1980s and even 1990s. Maybe it's because the newer arrogant attitudes of the world were still in school and not taking over the world yet pre-2000. We know how teenagers were in the 80s but the older adult world then still had a more old fashioned orderly way of doing things, until the newer generations were really starting to take over when we crossed over into the new millennium. I'm not sure how accurate my view is on all of this though
The Breakfast Club was funny and classic 1980 classic film and own on DVD and find a way to replace it one day when I can officially get it again funny and classic funny over high school rebel and bad ass music on the film thank you for the uploads. Keep on truck'n peace
In detention, we would always have what we called "leftovers" kids that did not go to college and stayed in town and went to high school parties till they were 24. which was common, drive on the school grounds and rive up on the grass and stop at the window, the detention/security person would run outside get in his car, and chase..and we would just walk out...and we never asked them to do it?
@@KenMasters. Oh she was about to say Bender did it, but she couldn’t spit the truth out by squeaking. I’m sure she didn’t wanted Bender to get in trouble. He’s too cool for that. Everybody loves him, right?
Vernon was acting like Mike Brady in the Brady Bunch episode, "Greg Gets Grounded" where Greg is banned from driving for a week after he almost has an accident. Mike would threaten to increase Greg's punishment every time Greg talked back. Vernon was doing the same thing with Bender here.
Me I couldn't believe it at first, but Hot Rod and Bender are kind of the same. Bender is a hot head, whom has a good heart underneath as well as great leadership capabilities. Look at the hallway scene, they didn't have to go with him, but they did. Hot Rod is a Hot Head with a Good Heart, with the potential for great leadership, that was realized once he became Rodimus Prime. Hot Rod is basically a more idealistic version of John bender.
Back when I went to school we had real teachers and principles that had a set. When you lipped off to them one of 3 things happened. 1, You got showered in volume and spit. 2, The same, but pinned up against a wall or jacked up off your feet against the wall. 3, Grabbed by ya collar and dragged out the classroom and slammed into a chair in a closet until your parents came to take you home for a 3 to 5 day suspension. Those were the good old days. Taught respect and built character.
@@uome20bukz Oh yeah, I just made it all up haha SMH! When I was in elementary school whenever a hyperactive fool kid was spazzing out and disrupting the class, or the time in my case in the 2nd grade, a perverted boy was kissing me and pulling me down onto the floor!!! The teacher ran out crying to get the Vice Principal, he came charging in like a bull elephant and ripped that little deviant pervert up off of me by his wrist, legs and feet dangling, and throwing him over his hip! HA! Then he turned on the school`s PA and paddled his sick butt and the whole school heard him crying! 5 mins later he marched him back into the classroom all red faced and tears rolling down his cheeks, ordering him to sit down! He then yelled at the crying teacher at the front of the class for not pulling that little pervert up off of me while he was assaulting me. ha There were the arrested development 3rd and 4th grade bullies lipping off to a teachers. The Principal would come marching in and rip them up off their feet by their underarms or grab them in a crushing bear hug and haul them out! Those were the good old days when the freaks and bullies were dealt with swiftly and harshly! ha
@@uome20bukz Sadly it was. Happened to my husband when he was a kid all the time. One of the teachers even used to punch him in the stomach. This was in England.
If Andrew gets up, we'll all get up, it'll be anarchy. Just love that line
Love this movie, Bender used "Eat my Shorts" long before Bart Simpson ever did!
Fr😂😂
I’m guessing this is where Matt Groeing got it from
Then Bender on Futurama said "OK! Mmmm shorts!
Yeah I assume Bender was an inspiration for him
Then getting 2 months worth of Saturday detentions after squaring off with Vernon
People forget how good this movie really is.
I like the way Claire says, “Cut it out!”😂
I like how she mouths the word "stop".
why would any one want to steal a screw XD
Such a great flick. Judd steals the whole show
I’m not positive if this is an accurate claim, but I did hear that John Hughes said that Judd Nelson is very difficult to work with. After the breakfast, Clubb. He said he would never work with him again.. It’s too bad because his talent was so amazing. I heard Chevy Chase was difficult to work with also
@@GisherJohn24 Yes, I did hear my brother give a testimony about having heard that Chevy Chase was not the most friendly human being. Not horrible, but there are nicer ones.
@@mmarvel2003 He was in a 1992 episode of Tales From The Crypt called “What’s Cookin?”
I still crush on him like the little girl I was when I saw it the first time! What can I say. I have a weakness for bad boys!
He did indeed!
0:52
When Bender sits between Andrew and Claire so casually.
😂😂😂
Nothing to see here, please! 😂😂
This was my sole sense of comfort last Winter during a long & dark period of gelid depression; bipolar disorder.
Must’ve seen it 50x between Jan-March..
Bender is the funniest character in Breakfast Club! 👍😀
2:22 Allison is so adorably innocent at heart, but she's forced to mask that, because the world is so cold and hard.
This 80’s Teenager flick is a ‘Masterpiece and a Work of Art’
🌟
Before Ferris Buller’s Day Off
Before Planes, Trains and Automobiles
Before Uncle Buck
Before Home Alone
I laughed to death at 0:36 because the way Allison and Clair was looking at them😊😂
“Shut up, peewee!”😂😆
"I l've got a meet this Saturday." Wouldn't that be today?
I never thought about it as a kid - but Bender purposely gets detentions as much as he can, because it gets him out of the house away from his abusive father. At least at school, he can have some semblance of control. But in the scene when Vernon locks Bender in the closet and threatens him with physical violence, it is only then that Bender feels helpless again, like at home.
This movie is a classic
6:14 Never noticed this scene before, but I guess it’s one of those things you understand the significance of as you get older... Vernon is definitely the antagonist in this film, a realistic portrayal of a “villain” for the kids in detention. But at the end of the day he’s just a fed-up vice principal with flaws just like every other character. What makes him so villainous is the authority he holds over their heads.
Based on the purposeful inclusion of that scene, we know that Vernon isn’t a complete bastard and he does regret losing his temper with John. I also don't think Vernon knows the full extent of the neglect, or rather abuse, in Bender’s case. I honestly think that if Vernon were to know the full truth, or if he were to have seen Bender's burn scars in that closet, he would've eased up on the kid and would've been a little more sympathetic. At the end of the day, Vernon is just fed up and is too worn out to consider anything past the surface level regarding Bender - why he acts the way he does, what he's gone through, what it's like to live in his shoes. Vernon just sees the outside; the attitude Bender portays, the shitstarter who loves to press buttons. He sees Bender as everything that’s wrong with the younger generation and he fears that that generation will be taking care of him someday. He's too fed up to look beyond that.
The older I get the more I understand vernon
Why did I just notice that at 4:12 he flips him off? 😂
He did
Estevez is like "F**k you!"
2:23
Allison puts her head down
6:15 & 6:23 both Vernon and Bender realized it went too far
Watched it as a kid and thought the adult parts were boring. As an adult now, I see the utter regret in his face as he realizes he took it too far. And the convo w Carl: “That’s what wakes me up in the middle of the night. That when I get old, these kids are gonna take care of me.” Carl: “I wouldn’t count on it.” 😮😮😮
And they probably didn't do a very good job of taking care of him throughout those early 2000s years when he was sick before he passed in 2006. I don't know if others besides me noticed this but I noticed a worsening of attitudes of people in general in the adult world during the years 2003, 2004, 2005, and 2006 compared to how it was back in the 1980s and even 1990s. Maybe it's because the newer arrogant attitudes of the world were still in school and not taking over the world yet pre-2000. We know how teenagers were in the 80s but the older adult world then still had a more old fashioned orderly way of doing things, until the newer generations were really starting to take over when we crossed over into the new millennium. I'm not sure how accurate my view is on all of this though
Hard to believe the actor for Bender also voiced Hot Rod from Transformers.
Hot rod totality made this guy blow his hat off
Not today Vernon!
I'm hooked on this movie
Fun Fact:
This movie almost got a sequel.
3:02 - I laugh every time
Paul gleason the principal we never wanted to mess with but we wish he'd come back to set our kids today straight 😮😊
The Breakfast Club was funny and classic 1980 classic film and own on DVD and find a way to replace it one day when I can officially get it again funny and classic funny over high school rebel and bad ass music on the film thank you for the uploads. Keep on truck'n peace
Also loved when Not Another Movie spoofed this scene ❤
4:20 Bart Simpson be like
Same with Bender on Futurama
You just bought yourself another Saturday, mister
4:24 Gleason's mind: "Oh, He's asking for it!" 😠
Ahhhh….. 1984
Actual conversations
The breakfast club was amazing movie 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 with amazing simple minds song from this movie don't you forget about me
Bart Simpson be like: 4:21.
You just bought yourself another Saturday, mister
4:27 Oh I’m crushed.
4:54 I love this 😂
Classic
In detention, we would always have what we called "leftovers" kids that did not go to college and stayed in town and went to high school parties till they were 24. which was common, drive on the school grounds and rive up on the grass and stop at the window, the detention/security person would run outside get in his car, and chase..and we would just walk out...and we never asked them to do it?
Not all heroes wear capes.
I really hate it when they don’t let the characters swear by using naughty language
Its childish and pathetic. Leftist fascists at it again.
@@johnsmith-ug5tp I couldn’t agree more
I think this is the TV version
this tune is now being used on this radio show called war of the roses
6:10 🎞🖥🤘😂
I love the part when they don't rat on bender for closing the door it depicts real school life so perfectly.
Allison tried so hard not to laugh by hiding her face.
So that’s was why she did that cute little squeak sound?
@@KenMasters. Oh she was about to say Bender did it, but she couldn’t spit the truth out by squeaking. I’m sure she didn’t wanted Bender to get in trouble. He’s too cool for that. Everybody loves him, right?
I can quote this whole movie
Such a banger film
The one kid to say that to the assistant principal at the library.
So Vernon was right, good instincts.
Awesomeness
Vernon was acting like Mike Brady in the Brady Bunch episode, "Greg Gets Grounded" where Greg is banned from driving for a week after he almost has an accident. Mike would threaten to increase Greg's punishment every time Greg talked back. Vernon was doing the same thing with Bender here.
I love this movie
You load up, you party…
Hey how come *Andrew* gets to get up??
R.I.P Judd Nelson.
He still alive
@@blueraccoon1088 fr
The one that is dead is the Principal Vernon.
6:12
When Vernon asks "Who has to go to the lavatory?" you can tell that Andy no longer has his eyes closed which kind of ruins this funny moment.
William Zabka should've been casted as the Jock
Why didn't Vernon prop open the other door?
WTF! Bender!? #futurama
Mmmm shorts!
Bite. My. Shiny. Metal. A -!
4:09 1:07 0:43
nice 💣🧡❤❤❤
😆😂
Hard to picture Judd Nelson voicing Hot Rod/Rodimus Prime in Transformer the Movie.
Me I couldn't believe it at first, but Hot Rod and Bender are kind of the same. Bender is a hot head, whom has a good heart underneath as well as great leadership capabilities. Look at the hallway scene, they didn't have to go with him, but they did. Hot Rod is a Hot Head with a Good Heart, with the potential for great leadership, that was realized once he became Rodimus Prime. Hot Rod is basically a more idealistic version of John bender.
❤
haha
Young man, have you finished your paper?
Is this your homework Larry?
😮 2:23
0:35
He was a teacher, not vice principal, people that don't really don't know these movies shouldn't be naming the clip. Lol
I would have farted in front of Vernon🎸
0:58
So that's Skinner?
Isn't he a regular principal?
Not Another Teen Movie brought me here.
you too? I got a parody comparison paper to write on it
Vice principal - Government
Judd Nelson - The unvaccinated pure bloods
The ones that aint droppin with heart attacks yea
All the brat-packers I know of except Mare Winningham.
You're forgetting about Rob Lowe and Andrew McCarthy
Video good
Back when I went to school we had real teachers and principles that had a set. When you lipped off to them one of 3 things happened. 1, You got showered in volume and spit. 2, The same, but pinned up against a wall or jacked up off your feet against the wall. 3, Grabbed by ya collar and dragged out the classroom and slammed into a chair in a closet until your parents came to take you home for a 3 to 5 day suspension. Those were the good old days. Taught respect and built character.
I have a feeling putting your hands on a student and pinning them against the wall or slamming them into a chair was never allowed.
He's not lying. Whatever you got there at home u got it worse. Disrespecting a teacher was a death sentence then.
@@uome20bukz Oh yeah, I just made it all up haha SMH! When I was in elementary school whenever a hyperactive fool kid was spazzing out and disrupting the class, or the time in my case in the 2nd grade, a perverted boy was kissing me and pulling me down onto the floor!!! The teacher ran out crying to get the Vice Principal, he came charging in like a bull elephant and ripped that little deviant pervert up off of me by his wrist, legs and feet dangling, and throwing him over his hip! HA! Then he turned on the school`s PA and paddled his sick butt and the whole school heard him crying! 5 mins later he marched him back into the classroom all red faced and tears rolling down his cheeks, ordering him to sit down! He then yelled at the crying teacher at the front of the class for not pulling that little pervert up off of me while he was assaulting me. ha There were the arrested development 3rd and 4th grade bullies lipping off to a teachers. The Principal would come marching in and rip them up off their feet by their underarms or grab them in a crushing bear hug and haul them out! Those were the good old days when the freaks and bullies were dealt with swiftly and harshly! ha
@@uome20bukz Sadly it was. Happened to my husband when he was a kid all the time. One of the teachers even used to punch him in the stomach. This was in England.
Funny how they keep the homophobic comment in this film.
Good.
Classic