Excellent piece - perennial classic

Rating: 9/10 (14 March 2016)

Youngs are just want to be loved and understood, nothing changed since 30 years ago, in 2016 the film has the same eternal meaning. The film perfectly shows the difference, the gap between the generations and the problems of the young people in their families.
John Bender's living in a dysfunctional family with a drunkard aggressive father, we can see that he is a traumatized youngster after he opened himself and told the others about his life at home where he doesn't get much love and tenderness. Andrew Clark and Brian Johnsons life is a disaster because their parents put too much burden on them, which they cannot bear. Claire Standish the spoiled prom queen seems the least overburdened between the others. Allison Reynolds the basket case definitely became ridden because her parents ignore her thats why she needs therapy.
Firs when we observe them we see just normal students who got into detention because they deserved it, at least we could draw the conclusion. After we got acquainted with their feelings, their actions and they said why they did those actions we came into the consequence they just suffer from lack of love, need each other to provide support and bolster their emotions. John Bender the criminal and the teacher Richard Vernons case is typically a bad example how bad teachers are ruining the education in the schools and corrupting the integrity of the problematic pupils. The Breakfast Club shows how adamant and strong the children can be and sometimes maybe they are so intransigent because their minds know what they do. These children cannot be vanquished, they can hold each other's back and can survive this life.