Overall the breakfast club is a classical movie for a reason and sill holds up well.

Rating: 7/10 (13 April 2017)

One of the greatest ironies of the breakfast club is that well one of the messages is people are so much more then their stereotype, everyone who watches the movie promptly forgets their name and only remember them by their name. They are however timeless stereotypes that are still largely the ones used to day, although if the movie was made today it might include a emo, and maybe hippy stereotypes and they would probably have more ethnic diversity. My favorite part of the movie is when the teacher is having a conversation with the janitor, I like the scene because the man who had spent the entirely of the movie being a huge dictator without the tator to all of the teens chastising them endlessly even going so far as threaten Bender, but in this scene he is humiliated and his ceaseless hate is broken down by the janitor of all people. The scene also ends with a great quote "do you know what bothers me these are the people who are going to look after me when I get old" "I wouldn't count on it". In the end almost all of the elements in this movie are timeless, with all of their themes still existing in high school society. However I don't think that high school society is quite as judgmental or clique-ish in my experience people at high schools are quite welcoming but falling under the basket case stereotype myself I am not really too experienced in high school society. In end well the breakfast club is a great movie but some of the friendships they form are a little quick to happen considering how much they fight at the start.