The Breakfast club is a movie from the 1980's about the complicated relationships between teenagers of different social groups.

Rating: 10/10 (23 June 2011)

I noticed the teenagers had quite a bit in common once they had started to interact during their detention, although they hadn't realized it yet. Once they started sharing the all of their pasts and their pain you feel a sense of sadness and sympathy.
If I had to compare "The Breakfast Club" to another movie I'd compare it to "Never Been Kissed" and "10 Things I Hate About You." Both of these are great movies as well as "The Breakfast Club," and all these movies are based on the same themes. There all movies on teen relationships, fitting in, social identities, and getting made fun of because you're not "cool" enough. These are all awesome movies that I would highly recommend watching and taking something from them.
I think the message people should take from this movie is that everyone has a different social identity, none of them being right or wrong, and maybe students should start being more accepting of others. There are always reasons for why people are the way they are, and maybe if we gave different people a chance we could be more understanding.