Good movie, still relevant today

Rating: 7/10 (13 April 2017)

The Breakfast Club is a good movie, it connects to high school kids even still today. The basic message of the movie will be relevant as long as high school exists, the fact that high school is still has the cliques and is still as judgmental. People may not be as up front about their judgments and schools have better polices against bullying but its all still the same. My favourite scene from the movie from the movie is near the end where Brian is asking whether they'd still be friends when it came to Monday, because it shows how they put aside their differences when they weren't with their peers and saw how they weren't much different to each other. I think if The Breakfast Club was to be made again today the stereotypes of the characters would not change. There would only be minor changes to the characters perceptions and views on things in life, like Claire and Andrew would probably not be so against smoking weed because the younger generations are growing up in a world where it is more acceptable to smoke weed. I personally like to think that they all talked to each other on the Monday after but looking at it in a realistic sense the most probable friendships to last for more than the one day they were together is Brian and Allison, and Andrew and Allison. These are the most probable outcomes because Allison and Brian are seen as low down on the popularity scale and i feel they would connect on their distaste of the popularity hierarchy. I think Andrew and Allison's romance would continue because I feel Allison would Andrew the courage to stand up to his peers and his dad and not do what they say.