In a selfish attempt to cope with his separation anxiety, a sociopathic student abuses his relationship with his mentally unstable best friend in order to throw his future away on a single day of raucous debauchery.

i got lost today in the art institute trying to find the painting that cameron had an existential crisis in front of but it was fucking worth it

"Oh, he's very popular Ed. The sportos, the motorheads, geeks, sluts, bloods, wastoids, dweebies, dickheads - they all adore him. They think he's a righteous dude."

I have seen this film more times than I can count and I still do not understand the age difference between ferris and jeannie?????? I always assumed that jeannie was older but then why are they both in high school??? ferris is leaving school next year so there's no way that jeannie could be a year older unless she was held back?????? and if she's younger then how come she got a car and he didn't????????? are they meant to be twins???????? are they less than a year apart in age but still in the same school year????? someone please explain or I'm gonna have to resurrect john hughes to clarify

an accurate representation of me in high school (im cameron)

tag yourself i'm cameron frye experiencing stendhal syndrome while ferris and sloane are happily making out

Ferris and Cameron were bi and in love

when i was a kid i always thought cameron had a crush on ferris and you know what? i was right

i genuinely don’t believe there’s any moment in film history funnier than when mrs bueller says “he’s truly a very sick boy” and then it suddenly cuts to ferris just going DLDLDLDOOooOOoOOO on his flute

Cameron: I’m dying.
Ferris: You’re not dying, you just can’t think of anything good to do.

I want a friend like Ferris Bueller. Even if he’s a sociopath.

not to be dramatic but this is uhhhhhh the most iconic movie of all time

I feel bad for Cameron and his dad’s car

I don't wanna sound too dramatic or anything but this movie changed my life and i am really angry that it is as popular as it is nowadays

“LIFE MOVES PRETTY FAST. IF YOU DON’T STOP AND LOOK AROUND ONCE IN A WHILE, YOU COULD MISS IT.”

This movie simply ICONIC. Every thing about it is just amazing from the storyline and music to the mise-en-scene and characterisation. I love how John Hughes managed to turn a somewhat standard and simple idea into something as exciting and eccentric as Ferris Bueller’s Day Off.
I admire Matthew Broderick’s portrayal as Ferris as he pulls this off so perfectly with the way he directly addresses the audience and his want to live life to the fullest alongside his girlfriend, Sloane, and best friend, Cameron. 
This comedy had me laughing and smiling the whole way through, and the parade scene is my ultimate favourite. The movie truly lives every high school kids dream.

Damn. I went into this thinking "probably another overhyped nostalgia ride from the 80s", so happy I was wrong.

There are laugh out loud funny moments, but this shit is a lot more wholesome than I anticipated.

88/100

It is still pretty damn great

Cameron: youtu.be/k-RdL_R21Mw

interesting how this movie takes place in the same universe as fight club!

trust me I've seen both of these movies two (2) whole times! I'm such an expert in this field :)

Ferris Bueller’s Day Off is a classic, it’s what’d you expect from an 80’s flick. Even though I personally think this was Cameron’s movie, not Ferris’s, mainly because Cameron had the real growth in his character, plus I don’t know if this will be an unpopular opinion but I didn’t like Ferris, and I personally didn’t understand why others did either. But weirdly the off perspectives wasn’t that bad, I think it’s because this movie is iconic. Plus I had fun trying to guess who’d play who in a modern remake if there ever was one, like Dylan O’Brien as Cameron, etc(who would you cast if there was one?) overall I still love Pretty in Pink more, but there’s no denying how iconic this movie is.

Favorite movie

oh to skip school and fuck around in a stolen convertible in 1986 chicago

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

Ferris Bueller's Day Off never fails to make me laugh. It reminds me to enjoy the little things in life and overall to just have fun. Matthew Broderick, Alan Ruck, Mia Sara are hilarious and are instantly icons! The 1961 250 GT Ferrari "California" is awesome and burns down the streets of Chicago! Overall, I think everyone should see Ferris Bueller's Day Off at one point in their life. You'll never be too young or too old. It's a 80s classic!