Hello,
"The Breakfast Club" is one of the best film about youth, have become true classics among the teenagers.
ADVANTAGES
As in life
The athlete, princess, rebel, nerd, freak — everyone can find a similar type, therefore, empathize with them from the beginning to the end of the film. Now many people are experiencing the same difficulties of life as the characters in the film, realizing that growing up is inevitable.
Dialogues
The dialogues of the characters play a key role in the film. They built the film. Five children trapped Thursday in the library as punishment for various things, they talk about what they did when you lost your virginity, argue, laugh, joke, and quarrel with each other, smoking "weed", a declaration of love, etc. Everything is so believable.
Humour
or rather the witty responses from the main characters.
John Bender: What's that?
Claire: Sushi.
John Bender: Sushi?
Claire: Rice, raw fish, and seaweed.
John Bender: You won't accept a guy's tongue in your mouth, and you're going to eat that?
Allison Reynolds: Your middle name is Ralph, as in puke, your birth date's March 12th, you're 5'9 and a half, you weigh 130 pounds and your social security number is 049380913.
Andrew Clark: Wow. Are you psychic?
Allison Reynolds: No.
Brian Johnson: Well, would you mind telling me how you know all this about me?
Allison Reynolds: I stole your wallet.
John Bender: Sporto.
Andrew Clark: What?
John Bender: You get along with your parents?
Andrew Clark: Well, if I say yes I'm an idiot, right?
John Bender: You're an idiot anyway. But if you say you get along with your parents, well, you're a liar too.
Andrew: Speak for yourself.
Bender: Do you think I'd speak for you? I don't even know your language.
Actors' Game
Of the actors I would single out Judd Nelson as a scoundrel John and Ally Sheedy in the role of eccentric Alison. They played perfectly. The rest of the actors coped well. It is a pity that none of these five can not be called well-known actors.
DISADVANTAGES
I notice that in the Breakfast Club there is no drama as such. Rather, it's several miniature tragedies intended for the further identification and empathy one separately taken hero.
John Bender in the film is completely opposite to the behavior of his hero. I am in school. Guys like John not forced to come and sit in school for 9 hours (especially on the weekend). The characters are drawn too stereotypicaly teenagers, their actions are questionable, emotional scenes too controversial. The chance to make friends with such a polar temperament in such a situation is simply absurd.
For 8 hours everyone can change the world, fall in love and make friends for the rest of his life. It does not happen.
CONCLUSION
The film does not raise universal issues. The guys share their problems probably faced by many students. Another great movie... Nothing special... no special effects, and all the other bells and whistles. Only one place and ordinary students. But the film is gorgeous. A magnificent example of a good idea and very skillful execution. A film for all time, anyway. Do not confuse weightlifting and chess players.
And one last piece of advice — never judge a person on first impression, it is always wrong.
Brian Johnson: 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, in the most convenient definitions. But what we found out is that each one of us is a brain...
Andrew Clark: ...and an athlete...
Allison Reynolds: ...and a basket case...
Claire Standish: ...a princess...
John Bender: ...and a criminal...
Brian Johnson: Does that answer your question? Sincerely yours, the Breakfast Club.
"The Breakfast Club" is one of the best film about youth, have become true classics among the teenagers.
ADVANTAGES
As in life
The athlete, princess, rebel, nerd, freak — everyone can find a similar type, therefore, empathize with them from the beginning to the end of the film. Now many people are experiencing the same difficulties of life as the characters in the film, realizing that growing up is inevitable.
Dialogues
The dialogues of the characters play a key role in the film. They built the film. Five children trapped Thursday in the library as punishment for various things, they talk about what they did when you lost your virginity, argue, laugh, joke, and quarrel with each other, smoking "weed", a declaration of love, etc. Everything is so believable.
Humour
or rather the witty responses from the main characters.
John Bender: What's that?
Claire: Sushi.
John Bender: Sushi?
Claire: Rice, raw fish, and seaweed.
John Bender: You won't accept a guy's tongue in your mouth, and you're going to eat that?
Allison Reynolds: Your middle name is Ralph, as in puke, your birth date's March 12th, you're 5'9 and a half, you weigh 130 pounds and your social security number is 049380913.
Andrew Clark: Wow. Are you psychic?
Allison Reynolds: No.
Brian Johnson: Well, would you mind telling me how you know all this about me?
Allison Reynolds: I stole your wallet.
John Bender: Sporto.
Andrew Clark: What?
John Bender: You get along with your parents?
Andrew Clark: Well, if I say yes I'm an idiot, right?
John Bender: You're an idiot anyway. But if you say you get along with your parents, well, you're a liar too.
Andrew: Speak for yourself.
Bender: Do you think I'd speak for you? I don't even know your language.
Actors' Game
Of the actors I would single out Judd Nelson as a scoundrel John and Ally Sheedy in the role of eccentric Alison. They played perfectly. The rest of the actors coped well. It is a pity that none of these five can not be called well-known actors.
DISADVANTAGES
I notice that in the Breakfast Club there is no drama as such. Rather, it's several miniature tragedies intended for the further identification and empathy one separately taken hero.
John Bender in the film is completely opposite to the behavior of his hero. I am in school. Guys like John not forced to come and sit in school for 9 hours (especially on the weekend). The characters are drawn too stereotypicaly teenagers, their actions are questionable, emotional scenes too controversial. The chance to make friends with such a polar temperament in such a situation is simply absurd.
For 8 hours everyone can change the world, fall in love and make friends for the rest of his life. It does not happen.
CONCLUSION
The film does not raise universal issues. The guys share their problems probably faced by many students. Another great movie... Nothing special... no special effects, and all the other bells and whistles. Only one place and ordinary students. But the film is gorgeous. A magnificent example of a good idea and very skillful execution. A film for all time, anyway. Do not confuse weightlifting and chess players.
And one last piece of advice — never judge a person on first impression, it is always wrong.
Brian Johnson: 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, in the most convenient definitions. But what we found out is that each one of us is a brain...
Andrew Clark: ...and an athlete...
Allison Reynolds: ...and a basket case...
Claire Standish: ...a princess...
John Bender: ...and a criminal...
Brian Johnson: Does that answer your question? Sincerely yours, the Breakfast Club.
Goodbye
Sincerely yours,
Darie
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