When John Hughes Writes a Movie He is Sometimes Very Understated

Rating: 8/10 (12 February 2019)

John Hughes wrote this movie, This movie is very serious, Five teenagers spend a day in detention, and at the beginning they do not know how similar they are. They discover by the end, they are all similar, despite being parts of differing social groups in the school.
Claire, (the Princess) played by Molly Ringwald and Bender (the Criminal) played by Judd Nelson belong to social groups that are the farthest apart from each other. Alison, (the Basket Case) played by Ally Sheedy is highly attracted to one of the guys in detention by can not get him to notice her, Brian (the Brain, played by Anthony Michael Hall) puts the words to almost all of the feeling.s in the detention room The target of Alison's interest is Andy (The Athlete) played by Emilio Estevez.
Claire sees what is going on, with Alison and decides to give Alison a solution to her problem with Andy, and at the end, Andy and Alison are a couple.
This decision on Claire's part is brought on by Brian, when he asks, "What's gonna happen on Monday? Will we still be friends?" That questions causes Bender to shellshock Claire with a loud, "As far as you and I ever walking down the hall together, you can forget about it!" Which causes Claire to cry and later to look at her life. You might be able to tell at that point she makes the decision she no longer cares what her friends in her social group think at all!. Later, after helping Alison, Claire takes charge and moves on Bender, and Bender responds favorably.
And Brian explains the meaning of the movie with the Letter at the end.