If anyone should see this film, it's YOU!

Rating: Null/10 (7 January 2002)

SOME SPOILERS MAY ARISE WHEN READING THIS!
OK, if you haven't seen The Breakfast Club before, go out right now, and hire it out.
I was sixteen when I first saw this movie, and now, three years later, it's still my No.1 fave movie of all time (even though I love horror). The film itself, comprising of seven characters and no more, is fantastically driven through some "comedic routines", such as the scene in which they all dance to the song 'We Are Not Alone' (which would be impossible, considering Vernon would hear the racket, although, he is in the basement).
I totally related to this movie, and admit that in my school years there was a little Bender, Brian, and Andrew in me, and I totally got involved in this movie. The first time I had owned this movie (it was shown on TV and I had taped it- though the movie was half cut up due to the language in it) I watched it as regularily as I breathe. It was a fantastic movie experience that I will never forget! The soundtrack itself also rocks, but onto more detail of the film.
I totally loved this movie because of the five stereotypical roles in the movie. As one person had mentioned, every school has a Bender. That's right, every school also has a Brian, an Andrew, an Alison, and a "Queenie" ;) The film does have it's dragging moments, although they are necessary (such as the scene in which Andrew tells of how his father always pushes him), and they get you 'in touch' with the characters. Molly Ringwald gives a perfect performance as Claire (that's a fat girl's name), actually, everyone gave brilliant performances, that's what made this movie so likeable! Everyone that was casted was perfect, they fit the role like a glove. The scene in which Bender 'defends' Brian ("so it's social, demented and sad, but social") is fantastic- through the scene, you see him placing everyone lower than him, like true a**holes in schools do ("do you think I'd speak for you? I don't even know your language!"). Although, (besides speaking for his family life), he never speaks too highly of himself.

Anyway, off the psychological stuff, this movie is fantastic and I would reccomend it to anyone! 12/10! (It's that good! You can't rate any lower than 10!)