+Stellarmayn - I saw the Poltergeist remake a couple weeks ago, it was so disappointing, the original Poltergeist is so much better. Never saw the remake of Footloose, but saw the original with Kevin Bacon in the movie theater many years ago.
The fact Ferris got on the parade car and got everyone to play along with his charade shows how this movie takes place in an RPG and Ferris just maxed out his charisma skill
Alan Ruck was 29 when they filmed this movie, and Broderick was 23. Mia Sara was the only actual teenager at the time (18). Yet the three are so perfectly cast and have such natural chemistry, you'd never doubt for a second that they're high-schoolers. Thank you, John Hughes, for giving us one of the most iconic teen movies of all time -- a film us 80's teens hold dear in our hearts.
I would never have guessed Alan Ruck was 29. I think the scenes with Sloan and Cameron look a little awkward. I think I was kind somewhere in between Cameron and Ferris when I was younger. Cameron actually seems less mature and is having difficulty socially interacting with others. Sloan and Ferris both seem at ease interacting with other people. This is a big issue for some kinds of the time like myself.
I love how Ferris's girl was secure in their relationship enough to not care that Ferris was dancing and playfully flirting with the girls on the float. She knows it's all in good fun and that she's the only one in Ferris's eyes.
True. However, she had to have known that if they ever broke up, there would be 20 girls eager to take her place as his girlfriend. By the same token, there would also be 20 guys willing to take Ferris' place as her boyfriend!
I don’t know if Cameron and Sloane’s conversation was scripted, but it definitely feels like improv, in the best way possible. Their dialogue is so organic and perfectly encompasses how all teenagers feel at one point
Goddamit, Ferris lip-syncing Twist and Shout by The Beatles is the best thing ever. I hope they don't remake this because nothing can compare to Ferris perfectly having the teddy boy hair and John Lennon singing in this scene.
+Queen of Loserville (Karylle Alamon) - yup, you are right, no remake could ever be as good as this one, as is often the case, remakes just don't even begin to compare with the original
+PS Pretty much yes. The only exceptions of remakes that do (and are very good) are the 2017 remake of Beauty and the Beast, the 2015 remake of Cinderella (both Disney remakes), the 2010 remake of True Grit and the 2005 remake of King Kong.
One of my teachers showed the film in class after the end of a full week of state testing back in middle school. Needless to say, I'm never gonna forget this film.
My music teacher showed us this film on the bus on our way to Chicago, it was like 6 am and it easily became one my most favorites. Sadly Netflix deleted it off of their app recently :(
i absolutely _hate_ when people say that “being gay is a choice”. being gay is not a choice, i was _forced_ into bisexuality by matthew broderick in this scene.
After watching this scene I said to myself, what have I been doing with my life, now having been enlightened by the lifestyle of farris I vow to live life to the fullest and, shake it up, baby.
This is why I think being able to travel into works of fiction would be one of the greatest super powers of all time, at least for your personal enjoyment of them.
What I love the most I think is that they're all so comfortable with each other and have real trust. Ferris "flirts" with other girls but would never cheat, Cameron and Monique i think (I cant remember the girls name right now) hold hands and hug and you know she like caresses his face later in the movie and Ferris never gets jealous or upset because TRUST AND HONESTY.
@@5uomalainen Considering how movies don't look this good anymore, ahead of its time might be the wrong phrase. Current comedies have just fallen behind their time.
That's the genius of John Hughes. He wanted to capture the city of Chicago in its beauty and he did with this film. In the world of Hollywood, he is sorely missed.
Bex S. No the parade was planned. But people participating on the construction equipment and in the buildings weren't actors or extras. Just people in Chicago the director told the camera man to capture that he saw having a great time.
With all the remakes of 80's movies coming out these days, there is the comfort that this one never will be, because Social Media and cellphones make this movie impossible. He would never get away from skipping because this preformance would be all over Snapchat, Instagram, and twitter.
I've thought this to myself a number of times over the years. Just about every time I see Matthew Broderick on TV or in a movie. It just goes to show how true the saying is, "beauty fades". Now he's maybe a 5/10.
rgtrooper13 are you going tell all the men in the comment sections that they are creepy and sexist for objectifying Sloan too? (Who is actually a REAL teenager)
Fun facts: John Hughes thought the window washer and construction worker dancing were so funny so he just told the camera people to start filming them. And Matthew Broderick injured his knee filming the final "race home" scene so he had to improvise all the choreography on the float.
This is the most fun teen movie of the 80s. I saw it when i was 13 and it changed my life forever...view every aspect of life as having fun...i was born poor with hardships, which i converted the poverty and hardships as fun with hardwork, discipline, kindness, and honesty...and I gained love, respect, friendships, and joyful life. Thanks to Howard Hughes and Matthew Broderick.
This is also a very important scene of a Cultural Level. The Beatles did their Version in which they always acknowledged that R & B was part of their influence growing up in Liverpool. As for The African Americans who were still known as Black, dancing to Thriller was fun but keep in mind that the folks in Chicago are probably the descendants of someone from Mississippi or Memphis where Chicago was a Paradise. It was home to Ebony Magazine, Chess Records (The Blues Label) as well as the "Original" Location of Soul train as well as Playboy Magazine.
This movie is 33 YEARS old now! Wow, I remember seeing it in the theaters when I was 11 in the 6th grade! Big shout out to everyone in 2019 who watches this and remembers!
God I wish I was old enough to remember when it came out but noooooo, it was almost exactly 3 years to the day I was born. >_> My aunt was in her 20s and she left the theater laughing her ass off because of the ending when he comes out of the bathroom.
That's how old I was when I saw it when it first came out on VHS. Something about the trailer bothered me I think so I didn't want to see it when it was in theaters.
@@omegajrz1269 Of course "Twist and Shout" was still remembered in the USA when "Ferris Bueller's Day Off" was made; that's why the large crowd watching the parade is able to sing along in this scene. But the use of the Beatles' version here made it popular again because this film was a hit.
I was a little girl, maybe 11, reading the Sun Times when I saw a tiny little article saying they were filming a parade scene in downtown Chicago in a few days and needed thousands of extras. All these decades later and I still remember shrugging my shoulders and turning the page. Still one of my greatest regrets!!
I think this is the perfect example which shows what make John Hughes great are largely because of his editing mind(more than other writer/directors), this scene is composed beautifully.
In my middle school, we have mini courses (means exactly what the name says) every 9 weeks of the school year. In 6th grade, my mini course the 4th nine weeks of school was an 80's mini course. On the last day of school, we watched this movie, and after the end-credits scene played, the bell rang. It was hilarious, my whole class was singing twist and shout down the hallway. We actually got a group of about 50 people walking down the hallway singing it. I love this movie. Edit, we also sang Danke Schoen, though we all obviously could not match Wayne Newton's angelic voice.
My mom always sings that first song around the house and I never knew what it was from until my family watched the movie a couple nights ago. This is probably my favourite movie now, and I hope to god that Hollywood never tries to remake it. A remake wouldn’t be able to live up to this masterpiece.
Best thing about that era enjoying the moment no phones no instagram models or influencers.. im here right now finding joy in videos instead of going out and experiencing it
Justin Williams Youre not a millennial. This was our childhood. I was born in January 80 and to say we 'missed this' is so far off the mark. This 80s America is what we grew up in.
Love it! I need a Ferris Buellar's Day Off after non stop working hard full time a year straight. Last year at work they played this over the intercom for my Birthday in April. They said I'm a rebel, like Ferris.
The 1980s was perhaps the best decade for Paramount in my opinion. They released classics like Airplane!, Star Trek II and IV, Raiders of the Lost Ark, Beverly Hills Cop, Top Gun, Crocodile Dundee, Ferris Bueller's Day Off, The Naked Gun: From the Files of Police Squad!, Planes, Trains and Automobiles and The Untouchables. The 1980s was the best decade for the studio.
Probably the best part of parades in Chicago is how the spectators are perfectly choreographed to dance with the singers on the floats. You never see that at the Macy's parade in NYC.
A great movie by the insanely talented John Hughes, others favourites include Uncle Buck, The Breakfast Club, Home Alone, Dennis the menace, Curly Sue, The Great Outdoors and more !
@@Legoflymaster89 He almost directed Maid in Manhattan with Hilary Swank in the lead. Something fell apart and it never happened but they used his story.
![Grease - You're The One That I Want [HQ+Lyrics]](/img/n.gif)
This is one of those movies Hollywood better never EVER remake
riots will ensue when this happens.
Seems they are re doing all these 80's movies. Re doing Poltergeist..ahhhh Sure they will fuck it up like Footloose. God that was a disaster.
3Storms Hell no, I can't even start to wonder which tunes they'd come up with for this scene...
+Stellarmayn - I saw the Poltergeist remake a couple weeks ago, it was so disappointing, the original Poltergeist is so much better. Never saw the remake of Footloose, but saw the original with Kevin Bacon in the movie theater many years ago.
I think it's one of those movies that if remade, people better judge VERY carefully before making a decision to see it.
I love Sloane and cam’s relationship it’s so good to see a movie where a girl and a guy can be friends with out a love triangle
yeah llol i thought that they were gonna end up cheating on Ferris everytime
It was written in the script. If this was real life it would have been different.
@@christopherram8948 4 days ago lol i love that even when OPs comment was a year ago ppl like me still find their way back here
In an interview about the movie they said the two characters had sexual tension.
Well Cameron was gay
Cameron is me in most situations, but Ferris is me when I'm home alone and talk to an imaginary camera.
Just me? Ok.
I talk to imaginary cameras as well, we’re probably fucked in the head but it’s a fun time
Tragic Triggers Ferris is who we all want to be, Cameron is who we actually are. 😢
I’m late but I do the same thing LOL it’s fun though
Me too
Story of my life
Ferris was the guy we all wanted to be.
He inspired me to have fun in my late teens and early 20s.
But in reality we are all cameron lol
What happened to this America? It's gone! Everybody happy and partying. No. The America we live in is crap!
El_Scorcho94 😂
@@colton8331 I'm dumb she's a lesbian
The fact Ferris got on the parade car and got everyone to play along with his charade shows how this movie takes place in an RPG and Ferris just maxed out his charisma skill
This is genuinely a good comment!
They probably kidnapped him.
Best RPG joke ever. I was just about to mention that.
And then wore every charisma stat boosting piece of gear
Charisma and Luck 10
Speech 100%
Alan Ruck was 29 when they filmed this movie, and Broderick was 23. Mia Sara was the only actual teenager at the time (18). Yet the three are so perfectly cast and have such natural chemistry, you'd never doubt for a second that they're high-schoolers. Thank you, John Hughes, for giving us one of the most iconic teen movies of all time -- a film us 80's teens hold dear in our hearts.
I would never have guessed Alan Ruck was 29. I think the scenes with Sloan and Cameron look a little awkward. I think I was kind somewhere in between Cameron and Ferris when I was younger. Cameron actually seems less mature and is having difficulty socially interacting with others. Sloan and Ferris both seem at ease interacting with other people. This is a big issue for some kinds of the time like myself.
29?
Shit he actually could pass as 16
He even has some grey hair which is (now on hd) visible, at various scenes. Clearest I saw in the fathers garage at the beginning of the movie
@@crpggamer
not only for some kids of that time but now too, believe me, im about to turn 16 in 1st december and i feel like Cameron ahahah
Iconic teen movies??? Hughes ripped off many concepts from "Risky Business" and "The Blues Brothers" and just spliced them together.
I love how Ferris's girl was secure in their relationship enough to not care that Ferris was dancing and playfully flirting with the girls on the float. She knows it's all in good fun and that she's the only one in Ferris's eyes.
True. However, she had to have known that if they ever broke up, there would be 20 girls eager to take her place as his girlfriend. By the same token, there would also be 20 guys willing to take Ferris' place as her boyfriend!
I love her
@@melvingeloneck3344 That's why she married both Sean Connery's and Jim Henson's sons.
And also Ferris has no problem leaving her alone with another dude
"Hi I'm ferris bueller" part comes to mind
It’s so funny how the entire world seems to revolve around Ferris
My theory is that he was a spirit sent by the gods to watch over Cameron and show him how fun life can be and to build his confidence
@@lukeskywalker2913 Like that "classic" film with the angel called Lawrence and the banker who sees the world if he want there.
@@lukeskywalker2913 Like Jack from Titanic who was sent to save Rose.
I don’t know if Cameron and Sloane’s conversation was scripted, but it definitely feels like improv, in the best way possible. Their dialogue is so organic and perfectly encompasses how all teenagers feel at one point
Goddamit, Ferris lip-syncing Twist and Shout by The Beatles is the best thing ever. I hope they don't remake this because nothing can compare to Ferris perfectly having the teddy boy hair and John Lennon singing in this scene.
+Queen of Loserville (Karylle Alamon) - yup, you are right, no remake could ever be as good as this one, as is often the case, remakes just don't even begin to compare with the original
+PS Pretty much yes. The only exceptions of remakes that do (and are very good) are the 2017 remake of Beauty and the Beast, the 2015 remake of Cinderella (both Disney remakes), the 2010 remake of True Grit and the 2005 remake of King Kong.
Kaiserkeller This song actually recharted after this movie.
تتتتت
This song was written and recorded before the Beatles. First hit was by the Isley Brothers. Beatles covered it.
ferris bueller you're my hero....
Ferris Hero you're my bueller
You're Bueller My Hero Ferris
Jeremy Krane
hero bueller you're my ferris
I know I am
As a Gen Z, it's amazing how well this translated to a modern audience. It still is the ultimate teen fantasy, even almost 35 years later.
One of my teachers showed the film in class after the end of a full week of state testing back in middle school. Needless to say, I'm never gonna forget this film.
My music teacher showed us this film on the bus on our way to Chicago, it was like 6 am and it easily became one my most favorites. Sadly Netflix deleted it off of their app recently :(
We saw this in school also.
What a forward thinking educator!
@@WeasleyLover56 That had to be a cool experience.
@@WeasleyLover56 they still have that movie on the german version of Netflix lmao
i absolutely _hate_ when people say that “being gay is a choice”. being gay is not a choice, i was _forced_ into bisexuality by matthew broderick in this scene.
LMAO
Oh yes
For a second there I thought I was on the wrong video🤣🤣🤣
@@captainrexandsargentkraken7049 lol me too
this comment deserves 10mil likes for telling the truth
"He'd do it! He'd just do it to make me sweat!" That line cracks me up to this day.
me and my sister are always saying "Makes me mad." like he does here. never ceases to be amusing
I felt for Cameron. He was me.
After watching this scene I said to myself, what have I been doing with my life, now having been enlightened by the lifestyle of farris I vow to live life to the fullest and, shake it up, baby.
do something Crazy everyday
I'm gonna have fun with my lot in life is what I vow to do. I'm not even in my early 20s so I've got a long ways to go.
I wouldn't advise you base your lifestyle of this film. Ferris was pretty much an unsupervised baffoon.
I hope u serious and not just typing that shit. Live free
That’s awesome🖤
I would love to hang out with this dude just for one day...sigh, the adventures.
You wanna
I just had a random thought of this scene while driving in my car ! Love it!!!! Lol
You would need a day off first .......... don't worry Ferris would sort it.
Yea. wink!
This is why I think being able to travel into works of fiction would be one of the greatest super powers of all time, at least for your personal enjoyment of them.
Ferris is who we wish we could be.
Cameron is who we settle with being.
True, but Cameron does step up by the end
And Mia is the girlfriend we all wanted 💘
@@ianyoud1 Ikr👍👍👍👍
Ferris is kinda a dick. He just convinces the audience that he did it all with good intentions.
@@onyxharrison8617 What better intention is there than having fun?
What I love the most I think is that they're all so comfortable with each other and have real trust. Ferris "flirts" with other girls but would never cheat, Cameron and Monique i think (I cant remember the girls name right now) hold hands and hug and you know she like caresses his face later in the movie and Ferris never gets jealous or upset because TRUST AND HONESTY.
This right here is why the 80s were awesome. Lol.
Jarian Williams same
I was there and it was fun
Same here, yea!!
Best decade ever ! Born in 1982 😆
I swear if someone says to this guy "ok bommer" hes dead
"What are you interested in?"
" Nothing. "
fucking same
Me neither.
Joining the group a bit late but same.
This was truly ahead of its time. The quality, the editing, and the choreograph, all mash into a perfect scene.
"Truly ahead of its time"
I mean, while the movie still holds up, was this the first movie you ever watched?
Well, actually John Landis did a couple scenes like this in The Blues Brothers
@@5uomalainen Considering how movies don't look this good anymore, ahead of its time might be the wrong phrase. Current comedies have just fallen behind their time.
@@jedijones Wrong reply there mate but I agree.
I love this because there was an actual parade happening and they just let the guys film this scene for the movie
That's the genius of John Hughes. He wanted to capture the city of Chicago in its beauty and he did with this film. In the world of Hollywood, he is sorely missed.
you are such a lier, hughhhh, you lie.
Bex S. No the parade was planned. But people participating on the construction equipment and in the buildings weren't actors or extras. Just people in Chicago the director told the camera man to capture that he saw having a great time.
Yeah the parade was fake and the crowd wasn't, my dad was there.
CJLAKE1234 lol and the black people all dancing in sync?
Matthew Broderick must have felt like the biggest rockstar of all time while filming this scene
With all the remakes of 80's movies coming out these days, there is the comfort that this one never will be, because Social Media and cellphones make this movie impossible. He would never get away from skipping because this preformance would be all over Snapchat, Instagram, and twitter.
Yeah, he would've been in so much trouble. In one of the scenes it shows this guy looking out his office window, was that Ferris' dad or something?
Marie I mean no one would tell any of the teachers unless they’re opps, and it’s just one day that he skipped.
Not to mention Mr. Snooty would just Google Abe Froman
@@trinitylivingston1286 Yes, Ferris's father, but he can't see that it's Ferris, he's too far
@@ChipeloAndCrew he said that he's already missed too many days in the beginning
are we just gonna ignore how GORGEOUS Ferris is...
I've thought this to myself a number of times over the years. Just about every time I see Matthew Broderick on TV or in a movie. It just goes to show how true the saying is, "beauty fades". Now he's maybe a 5/10.
rgtrooper13 chill out! The actor who played Ferris wasn’t even a teenager when he was in this film
rgtrooper13 you do realize that he wasn’t a teen while filming this right
His gf in this was gorgeous.
rgtrooper13 are you going tell all the men in the comment sections that they are creepy and sexist for objectifying Sloan too? (Who is actually a REAL teenager)
Fun facts: John Hughes thought the window washer and construction worker dancing were so funny so he just told the camera people to start filming them. And Matthew Broderick injured his knee filming the final "race home" scene so he had to improvise all the choreography on the float.
Hughes said the window washer was one of their people, not spontaneous.
This is the most fun teen movie of the 80s. I saw it when i was 13 and it changed my life forever...view every aspect of life as having fun...i was born poor with hardships, which i converted the poverty and hardships as fun with hardwork, discipline, kindness, and honesty...and I gained love, respect, friendships, and joyful life. Thanks to Howard Hughes and Matthew Broderick.
c jordan i was born in 1998 and I literally get tears in my eyes just by thinking that i missed this awesome moment
c jordan it's John Hughes. Howard Hughes was played by Leo DiCaprio from the Aviator
I’m so in love with this movie even though I was not born in the 80s.
this scene makes me so happy, just the music and sence of connection between the total strangers in the city. I love it.
best scene of any movie ever
This is also a very important scene of a Cultural Level. The Beatles did their Version in which they always acknowledged that R & B was part of their influence growing up in Liverpool. As for The African Americans who were still known as Black, dancing to Thriller was fun but keep in mind that the folks in Chicago are probably the descendants of someone from Mississippi or Memphis where Chicago was a Paradise. It was home to Ebony Magazine, Chess Records (The Blues Label) as well as the "Original" Location of Soul train as well as Playboy Magazine.
SDGlambert5045, yeah and in this specific key.
Perhaps the Dueling Banjos scene from Deliverance is comparably memorable and iconic.
Almost
Charlotte Hall yeah it was!!!!
4:11 was I the only one who first watched this scene and by this point thought "Oh shit, his father's gonna see him"?
ZWKA1 same 😂
No, you definitely weren’t.
Roonie made 33 fake accounts and disliked this video
hahahahahahah!!!
Disregard Rooney!
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This movie is 33 YEARS old now! Wow, I remember seeing it in the theaters when I was 11 in the 6th grade! Big shout out to everyone in 2019 who watches this and remembers!
God I wish I was old enough to remember when it came out but noooooo, it was almost exactly 3 years to the day I was born. >_> My aunt was in her 20s and she left the theater laughing her ass off because of the ending when he comes out of the bathroom.
That's how old I was when I saw it when it first came out on VHS. Something about the trailer bothered me I think so I didn't want to see it when it was in theaters.
This scene made "Twist & Shout" by the Beatles a hit all over again, 20 years after it had first been released.
I imagine the song was already known in the United States at that time.
@@omegajrz1269 Of course "Twist and Shout" was still remembered in the USA when "Ferris Bueller's Day Off" was made; that's why the large crowd watching the parade is able to sing along in this scene. But the use of the Beatles' version here made it popular again because this film was a hit.
I was a little girl, maybe 11, reading the Sun Times when I saw a tiny little article saying they were filming a parade scene in downtown Chicago in a few days and needed thousands of extras. All these decades later and I still remember shrugging my shoulders and turning the page. Still one of my greatest regrets!!
*"Save Ferris"*
I think this is the perfect example which shows what make John Hughes great are largely because of his editing mind(more than other writer/directors), this scene is composed beautifully.
He worked with the editor of Star Wars on this and Planes, Trains and Automobiles. They cut about an hour of footage out of each movie.
Chicago in the 80's was something special....if you're from Chicago and grew up in that era give it a thumbs up!!!!!!!
In my middle school, we have mini courses (means exactly what the name says) every 9 weeks of the school year. In 6th grade, my mini course the 4th nine weeks of school was an 80's mini course. On the last day of school, we watched this movie, and after the end-credits scene played, the bell rang. It was hilarious, my whole class was singing twist and shout down the hallway. We actually got a group of about 50 people walking down the hallway singing it. I love this movie.
Edit, we also sang Danke Schoen, though we all obviously could not match Wayne Newton's angelic voice.
I can’t count the number of times I’ve seen this film. But i do know i’ll never stop watching it. The greatest feel god movie ever.
I wish more movies had feel good scenes like this. Could watch it a 1000 times in a row and still have a smile on my face
they don't make movies like this anymore. .80 movies were the best especially when u were a kid n see them now that ur a grown up
Jo Montes back when movies were Entertainment, not vehicles to promote political agendas.
All thanks to John Huges who created some great 80s movies 👏😌
@@DrakeD3th But Ben Stein's lecture was an agenda to speak out against tariffs. lol
My last name is mueller so when i have a kid ill name him ferris mueller
Do it.
If it is a boy.
You sir are a GOD
yes u better
Lol do it!
My mom always sings that first song around the house and I never knew what it was from until my family watched the movie a couple nights ago. This is probably my favourite movie now, and I hope to god that Hollywood never tries to remake it. A remake wouldn’t be able to live up to this masterpiece.
Song name?
@@fuezyy Danke Schoen by Wayne Newton
how can u dislike a masterpiece like this
The director of High school musical did the choreography and was also the second unit director
Damn mia sara was gorgeous back in the day
IKR!!! She is such a goddess in this movie!!!
Seen her lately? She looks the same. Gold standard girl.
Still beautiful, but at her age
One of my favorites films of the 80s. And the lovely Mia Sara, she was my teenage love.
1980s coming of age movies seem to be a lot cooler than 2010s.
Yep, I was born in the '80s and grew up with all these John Hughes gems in the '90s.
Best thing about that era enjoying the moment no phones no instagram models or influencers.. im here right now finding joy in videos instead of going out and experiencing it
Classic 80's. Just classic. Brings back so many memories.
As a teen I was a lot like Cameron. I even had a a friend almost like Ferris. I love this interaction between Cam and Sloan.
totally the best scene
it really is. this and the art museum scene. it's so nice to see Cameron finally opening up and having fun
Beatles + Ferris = Perfection.
I'm 13 and the 80s have all my favourite films
samueljwilding1 same
Fagotson_420 thanks bro
samueljwilding1 wow man good for you but no one gives a shit that just because your 13 you like 80s music, lol sorry dude I'm just joking
samueljwilding1 same hear!! This was the best film i saw this year
Hope the same is for music. :p
stumbled upon this clip and decided to watch the movie. best stumble upon ever!!
Seeing this clip makes me fall in love with Chicago all over again every time
This is the greatest scene in any movie, ever. Nothing will ever beat it.
Back when movies were fun. :)
Who misses the 1980s! 😫
Hell yeah
I do! I miss not being alive!
I didn’t exist back in the 80s because I wasn’t born yet
I feel sorry for the current generation that doesn't have a John Hughes.
Low budget movie that turned out to be one of the best movie's ever!!!😁
Apparently they paid $100,000 for use of this song alone
Let's be honest with ourselves, fellow millenials.
We missed out- big time
I was in elementary school when this movie came out
I lived the last bit of tech free world. It was fun
Justin Williams you’re not a millennial
Justin Williams Youre not a millennial. This was our childhood. I was born in January 80 and to say we 'missed this' is so far off the mark. This 80s America is what we grew up in.
@@552mustang Preach...March 81 right here!
The best teenager movie of all time and I'm 18 years old really love this !!!
one beautiful illustrated scene
Whenever I see this scene, I’m instantly happy to just enjoy the present moment. Good to be alive.
Being a child of the 80s rocked; I’m proud to be one
One of many great scenes in one of the greatest movies of all time. Mia Sara, surely not just my but everyone’s almost-first crush ❤️
S h i t I think I have a crush on Ferris Bueller
Nicolette Clementz yep ferris is very cute
If I was a chick I think I would too.
I do too man
rgtrooper13 how??????
Sammme after I watched the movie I told my friend that I like ferris Bueller
The Epic scene from my favorite film Ferris Buellar's Day Off 💓 Really Love the song Twist and Shout💓
this still one of the best films of all time. in history you will. have filim and hope.there is one ferris
I'll never forget this movie. I feel shivers even today when I watch him, thank you for your lifestyle. Save Ferris.
The original flash mob.
Love it! I need a Ferris Buellar's Day Off after non stop working hard full time a year straight. Last year at work they played this over the intercom for my Birthday in April. They said I'm a rebel, like Ferris.
This song got stuck in my mind
The 1980s was perhaps the best decade for Paramount in my opinion. They released classics like Airplane!, Star Trek II and IV, Raiders of the Lost Ark, Beverly Hills Cop, Top Gun, Crocodile Dundee, Ferris Bueller's Day Off, The Naked Gun: From the Files of Police Squad!, Planes, Trains and Automobiles and The Untouchables. The 1980s was the best decade for the studio.
happy 30th anniversary everyone!
Probably the best part of parades in Chicago is how the spectators are perfectly choreographed to dance with the singers on the floats. You never see that at the Macy's parade in NYC.
Video has no dislikes for a reason
+MewTwo The Soldier Main - Because this is one of the best movies from the 80's, and this parade scene is amazing.
+Patrick Sorrells ikr
You just HAD to say that... now it has 2
Marty McFly FUCK!!!
+cche16 lol killed it
My favorite movie of ALL FREAKIN TIME! My favorite scene! Literally was dancing with them in my room when I was kid!
Best film i saw this year!!!
Space Sloth One of the best films ever!!
One of my favorite movie 🎥 one of my favorite lines in a movie if you don’t stop and look around once’s in a one a while you could miss it!!!!
Ones of the most EPIC scene in movies History
One of my 80s crushes! To think of it all my 80s crushes has great brown hair and nice brown eyes ❤
cameron frye this one's for you
This scene in particular is magical.
You can tell how natural everybody was when they filmed it and it shows off how cool Chicago is.
One of my favourite movies! :)
Jenny Mason best 80's movie.
Factorum Monterrey , "Ferris Bueller, you're my hero" :)
I watched it on Starz last night and I must agree with you.
Long live the 80's!
This was my fav film when I was 15 yrs old #goodolddays ❤️
1:06 the police officer's uniform is black... then at 1:13 his uniform is a nice blue.... MAGIC!
One of the best scenes of all time, without exaggeration
God, I relate to Cameron so well.
Brilliant, goofy, lovable, touching, just plain fun, it's got it all! I love you Cameron! :-)
3:35 Cameron finally enjoying himself for once
One of my favourite Beatles tunes , great version to this one
Did you see the Older Lady playing The Accordion. It wasn't even featured on either versions of The Song, but she played it like it was. Hilarious.
If I was asked to improve a classic Beatles tune, my first thought would not be add a bunch of crowds noise, yet here we are. I love this scene.
@@billross5897 McCartney complained that they added tubas over the song.
A pure movie Classic.....makes me proud to be American for some odd reason.......TWIST AND SHOUT!!!!!!!!
Greatest movie of all time
I never get tired o watching this. I get the whole song thing, but I love watching the girls dancing around Ferris. It's so elemental.
A great movie by the insanely talented John Hughes, others favourites include Uncle Buck, The Breakfast Club, Home Alone, Dennis the menace, Curly Sue, The Great Outdoors and more !
aly ak Curly Sue was the last movie he directed
@@Legoflymaster89 He almost directed Maid in Manhattan with Hilary Swank in the lead. Something fell apart and it never happened but they used his story.
@@jedijones wow didn't know that
Sloane is sooo gorgeous in this movie!! Gosh, I love this movie!!