you can't beat these 3 classics.
Porky's (remember lassie from Sex in the city?)
Bachelor Party (Tom Hanks' finest)
Pump up the Volume (Slater as dj harry hardon keepin order in depressed middle america)
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you can't beat these 3 classics.
Porky's (remember lassie from Sex in the city?)
Bachelor Party (Tom Hanks' finest)
Pump up the Volume (Slater as dj harry hardon keepin order in depressed middle america)
ChrissMari wrote:
- Pretty in Pink (lots of NO -- eep)
- Empire Records (crap--but good crap)
- 10 Things I Hate about You (I really just needed a third)
pink was ok. except for that quiffed up duckie character.
aber, Breakfast Club was better.
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the outsiders! spot on.
Mischief - circa 85 with John Ravolta's wife kelly (minus her top on the bed). can't bloody get it now. deleted me thinks.:p :p
john kershaw wrote: the outsiders! spot on.
i just bought the special edition DVD, with audition footage and other extras.
i used to have the biggest crush on c. thomas howell. stay gold, pony boy. stay gold.
1 Brekkie Club #1 for me - wonder how many times I've seen that film? Must be WELL over three.
2 Less Than Zero
Mine are
I'm not really into 80's flicks so much.
Ferris Bueller
Breakfast Club
How I Got Into College (late Eighties romp featuring a young Lara Flynn Boyle, Phil Hartman, and pre-ER Anthony Edwards) ![]()
I always still laugh at Kershaw's top two choices, I'll pick those as well, don't remember much about Pump Up The Volume though. So for the last, instead of some sex-addled romp, I'll go for River's Edge, those teens more like the people I know rather than those found in a John Hughes-movie.
God how could I not think of Donnie Darko,a good favourite of mine. Anyone seen the directors cut? Like it but only slightly miffed that "The Killing Moon" relegated to a radio sample in the middle of the film,and replaced by INXS' "Never Tear Us Apart" which is good.
pretty in in pink the breakfast club the outsiders, get yourselves the book. we read it in school.
anyone mention 16 candles yet?
monty wrote: God how could I not think of Donnie Darko,a good favourite of mine. Anyone seen the directors cut? Like it but only slightly miffed that "The Killing Moon" relegated to a radio sample in the middle of the film,and replaced by INXS' "Never Tear Us Apart" which is good.
donnie darko is one of my favs too. somehow i don't think of it as typical a teenagey film. to me that more or less means john hughes type films.
My favourite teen movies, these are - 'teen' movies not 'favourite movies as a teenager'
High Fidelity 10 things I hate about you Mean girls
last one sounds crap I know but surprised me by actually being quite good - not taking itself seriously.
i love lloyd dobbler. more than you do, i bet. ;)
ever seen that south park where wendy breaks up with stan, and he asks her friends how to get her back? they tell him to stand outside her window, hold up a stereo, and play a peter gabriel song. so he holds up a boom box and blasts...shock the monkey. priceless.
... and no-one's mentioned The Sure Thing either. What's not to like? Rob Reiner directed it! It's got bad-hair-era John Cusack! It's got pre-what-the-hell-happened-to-her Daphne Zuniga! It's got pre-ER Anthony Edwards! It's got pre-Susan Sarandon Tim Robbins! It's got pre-Desperate Housewives Nicolette Sheridan! It's got Sammy Hagar on the soundtrack! And Huey Lewis! And Bob Segar!
Best of all, it isn't Class, the movie that lacked even the slightest trace thereof.
I'll go with that, Ferris Bueller's Day Off and... License to Drive, but only because it had Heather Graham in it.
I ain't down with those Corey boys, ya hear.
You'd probably have to be in my same generation to remember it, but I always thought that "Better Off Dead" was the best of the John Hughes teen movies.
My top three:
Oh, and by the way, I want my two dollars.
Matt
Catholic Boys!!
with Matt Dillons kid brother, whatever his name is, and Andrew Whatshisface from Class.![]()
has everyone forgotten the classic.... misadventures at megaboob manor? well it got me through my teenage years.
Say Anything Some Kind of Wonderful Breakfast Club
Phoebe Cates may not love Lloyd Dobler, but Ione Skye sure did.
Oh my god! Heathers, how could I have forgotten Heathers! That ties for #1 with Breakfast Club.
I'm suprised no one's mentioned any horror flicks (seeing as those usually feature several horny teenagers and a maniac with a hockey mask or pruning shears or a William Shatner mask or whatever) ![]()
Taboo # 7 wrote: I'm suprised no one's mentioned any horror flicks (seeing as those usually feature several horny teenagers and a maniac with a hockey mask or pruning shears or a William Shatner mask or whatever)
ok, evil dead two. nighmare on elmstreet series.
okay, how about Carrie for a nice way to handle peer pressure?
The Matt Dillon movie from the 70's titled Over The Edge was a decent one about teen alienation from idiot adults.
Matt wrote: You'd probably have to be in my same generation to remember it, but I always thought that "Better Off Dead" was the best of the John Hughes teen movies.
forgot about that one. another john cusack (
) film. and very underrated.
[darkgreen]Green[/darkgreen] wrote: okay, how about Carrie for a nice way to handle peer pressure?
The Matt Dillon movie from the 70's titled Over The Edge was a decent one about teen alienation from idiot adults.
I forgot about Carrie. I loved that movie when I saw it as a 14 year old.
As far as a Matt Dillon movie, "My Bodyguard," also from the '70s was rather good, except Matt Dillon plays the bully and I think Chris Makepeace is the bodyguard.
This blue-eyed boy that wants to be wrote:
[darkgreen]Green[/darkgreen] wrote: okay, how about Carrie for a nice way to handle peer pressure?
The Matt Dillon movie from the 70's titled Over The Edge was a decent one about teen alienation from idiot adults.
I forgot about Carrie. I loved that movie when I saw it as a 14 year old.
As far as a Matt Dillon movie, "My Bodyguard," also from the '70s was rather good, except Matt Dillon plays the bully and I think Chris Makepeace is the bodyguard.
chris makepeace is the kid who hires the bodyguard. i believe adam baldwin is the bodyguard.
You're right - I completley forgot about Napoleon Dynamite.
Boondoggles, man. You wait and see what they'll become.
AgentWood wrote:
This blue-eyed boy that wants to be wrote:
[darkgreen]Green[/darkgreen] wrote: okay, how about Carrie for a nice way to handle peer pressure?
The Matt Dillon movie from the 70's titled Over The Edge was a decent one about teen alienation from idiot adults.
I forgot about Carrie. I loved that movie when I saw it as a 14 year old.
As far as a Matt Dillon movie, "My Bodyguard," also from the '70s was rather good, except Matt Dillon plays the bully and I think Chris Makepeace is the bodyguard.
chris makepeace is the kid who hires the bodyguard. i believe adam baldwin is the bodyguard.
You believe correctly.