The Breakfast Club, the iconic 1985 coming-of-age film directed by John Hughes, remains a cultural touchstone for its portrayal of teenage angst and social dynamics. The movie's enduring appeal is ...

I t goes without saying that almost any conversation about the best '80s movies should involve the Brat Pack, The Breakfast ...

Another reviewer hailed the John Hughes film as "significant", stating: "The Breakfast Club is such a significant film, the fact that it's also a very good one is almost incidental. This movie is ...

The day turns into a wild adventure across Chicago. Like The Breakfast Club, this movie shows what teens go through behind the scenes. It’s fun and full of heart. Ferris, Cameron, and Sloane may ...

The late '80s and early '90s (for the most part) were the very brief time when Generation X ruled the culture. Movies, ...

“A joyful experience.” Nelson, Hall and Ringwald in “The Breakfast Club.” “It’s also important to remember that we made this movie for $1 million, which at the time was still a lot of ...

Bruce Handy’s “Hollywood High” is an entertaining history of the films that emerged after teenagers became a cultural force.

So I would like to see movies that are inspired by The Breakfast Club but take it in a different direction.” For those who couldn’t make it to Chicago for C2E2, panel recordings can be watched ...

Last year, Ringwald – who had recently watched "The Breakfast Club" with her daughter – reflected on the movie in an interview with The Times. "There is a lot that I really love about the ...

So, I would like to see movies that are inspired by 'The Breakfast Club' but take it in a different direction." ...

It became his superpower. As journalist Bruce Handy writes in “Hollywood High” — an upcoming history of teen movies that places “Breakfast Club” in a continuum alongside “Rebel Without ...

But the whole time [we were working on this movie, I was] saying, “This is The Breakfast Club!” We’re in detention down here, and this is our library, and we’re being forced to be here ...