great performances but a disappointing ending(worth watching except the ending!)

Rating: Null/10 (1 October 2005)

"BreakFast Club" is one of the sweetest movies that I watched by ruling out the stereotypical fallacies. One can understand how parents latently and unwittingly force their kids to adopt their quirky behaviors in the past.Some parents do regard the slightest mistake as being a "loser". They are so perfectionist.Some parents see their kids as "retarded big mouth know it all asshole jerks". And others just ignore their own kids. Others say "win win win" but do not care about feelings. Well "Breakfast Club" is exactly such a movie into the inner-worlds of such kids who are bullied by internal pressure. I liked the performance of "Emilio Estevez" but impressive performance of Judd Nelson is totally great!!! . The way he says the lines "Look, I can see you getting all bunged up for them making you wear these kind of clothes. But face it, you're a neo-maxi-zoom-dweebie. What would you be doing if you weren't out making yourself a better citizen?" is totally cool I really liked it. Of course the movie is not a faultless one. Even if the performances and the message are quiet nice the movie itself is pretty stereotypical .Allison renounces her maverick ways and succumbs to the mainstream female image (makeup, pink dress, rather submissive, etc.). nerd, Brian, ends the film without anyone, reaffirming similar mainstream conventions of male stereotypes as well, that a male who isn't either athletic or rebellious, and more so is intelligent and bookish, will be left behind and ignored by the opposite sex. I say a movie which has such a great message could have been ended with a more original ending.