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You have to loce this cult classic with its amazing cast

Who doesn’t love this movie it’s a instant classic

Definitely a classic! Love the 80's vibe in this one

This Criterion Collection version is the best looking version to date. The people that restored this in 4K did an excellent job! The colors pop like never before and the actors/sets look amazing. As many times as I have seen this I was definitely pleased with seeing it restored in 4K! The extras are very nice to have and worth the price alone. All the other versions I have do not have anywhere near the extras that this Criterion version has. If you are a movie aficionado this is a must have and will delight you with the 4K quality of the content and restoration.

I love all things 80s, especially John Hughes flicks from the era. And 1985 was a particulary good year for film because it brought us a timeless gem that nearly anyone could relate to even viewing it for the very first time in this day and age. This wasn't the case for me, as I've been a long time fan. (Saw and remembered it when I was 5 seeing as I was born the same year it released.) But this hands down is the greatest it's ever looked. I was a little weary because I already owned the 25th Anniv dvd edition, and this doesn't have any new supplements... But the picture quality! Definitely worth the upgrade if you love the film and want to experience it in the best quality possible. For the brain, athlete, basket case, princess and criminal in all of us.

This is one of those forever movies. You can watch this at every stage of your life and it always means s something.

Why do people love the The Breakfast Club? It's simple. If you have ever been to high school, you have known these characters. Or maybe even been one of them. The fact that it's masterfully directed and tightly written helps too. If you have went through high school, or are going through it, this is a movie you will connect to more than most films of its kind. Make no mistake, this is not your modern day teen garbage. This is almost darkly realistic portrayal of high school life. Not as dark as Heathers by any means though. But very true to the experience. You will laugh, cry and maybe even see yourself in this movie.

Great movie for a reasonable price. :) When you wanna buy movies or any kind of tech devices ...without a doubt BestBuy is the place to go to! I highly recommend going there or shopping on the site before checking out other stores if your looking for technology , video games, and they have quite a bit more than that. Also they have a good selection of movies that have steelbook cases. If that's something you like. :)

I first saw this film back in the early 80s. I wasn't much older than the characters portrayed. The film and story had a huge impact on me. I have always found it easy to feel unique, like I am always going through things no one else would understand. This film made me see how similar and interconnected we all are. I saw pieces of myself in every character and their stories. It's a great film that I enjoy watching again and again. For the most part, except for the costuming, everything about this film holds up today.

[Hughes] understands adolescents as well as anyone who has ever made movies about them, and he has a fluent way with young actors. In this picture, teenage soul searching during detention definitely has it's moments. Overall, an absolutely outstanding movie. Not only one of the best films ever made about high school-age kids, but one of the pinnacle films of the 1980s and is still just as good the 100th time you watch it as the first.

After 35 years, this High School movie is still the best. I remember real detention after school for only around 1/2 hour. But this movie shows what happens if you do something really bad. A full days detention on a Saturday. Even the bad guy shows up for his detention. Get this steel book edition of The Breakfast Club, pop it in the dvd player, and enjoy again. Watch complete strangers become best friends by the end of the movie.

What can you say about spending your Saturday in detention with a nerd, a spaz, a princess, a jock and a trouble maker? Hilarity, depth, honesty, truth, all come to mind. John Hughes knew how to tug at my heart when it came to The Breakfast Club. Take 5 "Brat Pack" stars of the 80s, put them back in school and let the games begin. This movie is one for the ages, kids these days have no idea how life was back then, lets give them a chance to see.

this movie is one of my favorite watch it once a year vary good copy

John Hughes' coming-of-age classic is engulfed with brash stars (Estevez, Ringwald, Nelson, Hall, Sheedy) in their most pristine and memorable roles. The Breakfast Club is witty, hysterical and impacting with its in-depth portrayal of high school teenagers in the 80s. The film is heartfelt and is a great motion picture for generations of then, now and the future.

I love this movie. It is good. It shows how teenagers were.

The only thing holding this from a five star review is the fact that a 4K disc was not included. That is just very strange given where we're at now, but it's still well worth a purchase. Everyone knows The Breakfast Club, so reviewing the movie itself is not really needed. It was considered an instant classic when it came out, and it still is to this day. The real standout here is the steelbook! Just great and a true piece of art! Highly original and different than any other steel in my collection and one that I am proud to have! Again, the only thing holding this back from five stars total is the lack of a 4K disc which stands out pretty badly nowadays to be missing.

Set during a Saturday at a California high school, this movie shows the all-too-real social interactions and struggles of a group of teens who are thrust together during a mandatory detention for and entire day. They all eventually tell their individual stories, their reasons for being in detention, and end up realizing they're not so different after all. John Hughes scored big with this one.

One of the more perceptive movies about high school in the 80s looks good on Blu-ray and is still a lot of fun. Doesn't seem nearly as dated as some other teen comedies of the time, and was really unique at the time: just a bunch of high school kids talk about themselves over the course of one day. I connected with it strongly when I was in high school in the 80s, and it still resonates for me.

Having never had this classic on any form of media, I decided to pick up this 30th Anniversary Edition. The picture looked great and the bonus features are a plus. It was a walk back down memory lane to see all 5 of these budding stars before they all hit it really, really big. Do yourself a favor and add this one to your collection.

John Hughes made many amazing films. But out of all them, the best is The Breakfast Club. The Breakfast Club is a great mix of drama and comedy. One of the things that shines out in this film is the chemistry between the 5 main characters. The Breakfast Club is one of the best Comedy movies of all time.