Hughes best film about how kids need to overcome stereotypes & can all be friends
Breakfast Club might be producer John Hughes’ opus. It became his most well known work about outcasts in high school. Like Sixteen Candles, Weird Science, and Pretty In Pink Hughes focused upon the conflict between geeks and losers on the one hand and the popular kids on the other in school. His message was always that the outcasts needed to be appreciated for who they were rather than being shunned. In Breakfast Club he had that mix with five kids serving detention at their school on a Saturday morning. At the start in a voice over Anthony Michael Hall lays out the stereotypes of each one. There was Judd Nelson as John the criminal. There was Molly Ringwald as Claire the princess. There was Emilio Estevez as Andrew the jock, there was Anthony Michael Hall as Brian the nerd, and Ally Sheedy as Allison the freak. They would spend the day together at first disliking each other, but then becoming friends as they found out who they were on the inside and not just judging them by their looks or reputations. Again, as Hall remarked in the opening kids in school are “brainwashed” to place kids into categories of who is cool and who is not. Hughes’ films were always trying to overturn that system.<br /><br />What’s good about the movie is that it doesn’t force its theme. The kids don’t suddenly become friends right off the bat. The story has them working at it. There’s also the issue of peer pressure which is always powerful in high school. That’s revealed in one of the most touching scenes in the film as the characters discuss how they’re friends during detention but whether they could be so when school restarted on Monday. It’s also what makes Breakfast Club such a special movie and probably Hughes’ best release.<br />C
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