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  1. Pete

    The Breakfast Club (1985) - VHS Shelf Entry #003

    VHS Shelf Entry #003 The Breakfast Club (1986) Directed by: John Hughes Starring: Emilio Estevez, Molly Ringwald, Judd Nelson, Anthony Michael Hall, Ally Sheedy Studio: Universal Pictures Original Release: February 15, 1985 VHS Release: 1986 Tagline: They only met once, but it changed their...
  2. On This Day: March 24 1984 The Breakfast Club Took Place on a Saturday

    On This Day: March 24 1984 The Breakfast Club Took Place on a Saturday

    On this day March 24 1984 the events of the iconic 80s film The Breakfast Club were set. The story followed five high school students from different cliques who were forced to spend a Saturday in detention at Shermer High School. Over the course of the day the teens opened up to each other...
  3. On This Day: February 15, 1985 The Breakfast Club Premiered in Theaters in the U.S.

    On This Day: February 15, 1985 The Breakfast Club Premiered in Theaters in the U.S.

    On this day, February 15, 1985, The Breakfast Club premiered in theaters, becoming one of the most beloved teen films of all time. Directed by John Hughes, the movie starred Emilio Estevez, Anthony Michael Hall, Judd Nelson, Molly Ringwald, Ally Sheedy, and Paul Gleason in a coming-of-age story...
  4. Pete

    Anthony Michael Hall

    Anthony Michael Hall opted out of "National Lampoon's European Vacation" (1985) in favor of "Weird Science" (also 1985), altering the continuity of the Griswold siblings' portrayals until Dana Barron reprised her role in "Christmas Vacation 2: Cousin Eddie's Island Adventure" (2003). During...
  5. Pete

    The Breakfast Club: Saturday School on March 24th Detention was Today

    Here's an interesting 80s movie fact. Today on March 24th, the iconic film "The Breakfast Club" depicted the characters' Saturday detention, showcasing a day of unexpected connections, conflicts, and self-discovery among high school students from different social cliques.
  6. Pete

    The Breakfast Club (1985)

    Title: The Breakfast Club Artist: Various Artists Genre: No Genre Specified Released: 1985 Tracks: 1 - Don't You (Forget About Me) - 4:21 2 - Waiting - 4:39 3 - Fire in the Twilight - 3:52 4 - I'm the Dude - 2:10 5 - Heart Too Hot to Hold - 4:25 6 - Dream Montage - 2:38 7 - We Are...
  7. B

    The Ten Most Iconic Movies of the 1980s: A Cinematic Journey Through The Decade

    This thread is for the general discussion of the Article The Ten Most Iconic Movies of the 1980s: A Cinematic Journey Through The Decade. Please add to the discussion here.
  8. The Ten Most Iconic Movies of the 1980s: A Cinematic Journey Through The Decade

    The Ten Most Iconic Movies of the 1980s: A Cinematic Journey Through The Decade

    The 1980s delivered some of the most iconic movies in film history. It was a decade packed with bold ideas, unforgettable characters, and stories that still influence pop culture today. From the rise of blockbuster franchises to groundbreaking special effects, the films of the 80s created a...
  9. Pete

    Which 80s soundtrack would you pick?

    Which two of these 80s soundtracks would you choose? You could only pick 2. I’d pick Fast Times At Ridgemont High and Weird Science.
  10. Simple Minds - Don't You (Forget About Me)

    Simple Minds - Don't You (Forget About Me)

    Simple Minds released Don’t You Forget About Me in 1985 as a powerful anthem featured in The Breakfast Club. The video shows the band performing with dramatic camera work and lighting. It captured the song’s emotional tone and helped cement their identity during the rise of eighties alternative rock
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