“Life moves pretty fast. If you don't stop and look around once in a while, you could miss it.”

In only a span of six years, John Hughes managed to direct some of the best comedies from the 80’s which surprisingly hold up very well to this day. Ferris Bueller’s Day Off is still regarded as a classic in the genre and despite being a simple mainstream movie, Matthew Broderick delivers such an iconic performance that many teens continue to fall in love with his character as the decades pass. The gags are handled with perfect comedic timing and the soundtrack has become such a recognizable tune in pop culture. I don’t know exactly what it is that has made…

idk why every teacher in high school felt like all of us youngsters had never seen this movie before. without fail i watched it at least once every school year. it used to be my favorite and now i can't stand ferris bueller's stupid little antics. why did he have to do things just to be crazy. why couldn't he just like.... chill out. sit at home. watch a movie.

side note why was sloan so beautiful and also why did i like the other guy more than ferris i can't remember his name and i refuse to google the title of this movie for fear that it will end up giving me like. ads for it or something. i…

Living out everyones high school fantasy in a 103-minute roller coaster ride of delight. Ridiculous fun that manages to fully use the comedy capabilities that cinema can bring to the table; if it isn't hilarious visual/editing gags its coordinating actors movements with sound effects/score (if this isn't Edgar Wrights favorite movie than I don't know what is).

Only loses its steam once it gets a little too serious. Even though its hard to hate it too much once it goes this route simply because the character of Cameron has such a wonderful arc and its impossible not to at least sympathize with him. Its dramatic sensibilities don't work nearly as well as they do in The Breakfast Club however.

Years…