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Emma

Jane Austen

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Disaster at Roosevelt Ranch (Roosevelt Ranch #1)

Elise Faber

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Kelly I slept with the wrong twin. And all I got for it in return was a broken heart. Oh yeah,...

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The Power

Naomi Alderman

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In The Power the world is a recognisable place: there's a rich Nigerian kid who lounges around the...

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The Fixer (The Fixer #1)

Jennifer Lynn Barnes

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Sixteen-year-old Tess Kendrick has spent her entire life on her grandfather's ranch. But when her...

Hawkeye, Volume 3: L.A. Woman

Matt Fraction

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Kate Bishop heads to Los Angeles to get away from New York, life, and Clint Barton - but not away...

My Little Pony: Rarity Takes Manehattan

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The biggest fashion contest of the year is about to kick off in the bustling metropolis of...

Little Red Riding Hood by Nosy Crow

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* One of the App Store's Best Apps of 2013 * One of The Observer's 50 Best Apps of 2013 * One of...

Rightlywriting (10 KP) rated The Breakfast Club (1985) in Movies

Aug 19, 2017

The Breakfast Club (1985)

1985 | Comedy, Drama

8.5

(98 Ratings)

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Dramatic vintage teen flick

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They did a good job at portraying all of the types and attitudes of highschoolers during the 80s. As an 80s teen myself, I enjoyed this movie back then as I could identify with the kids portrayed - the rich girl who thought she was above everyone, the smoker, the geek, the jock, and the introvert (I was a geeky introvrrt). Too bad kids in real life from different backgrounds can't figure out how much alike they really are behind their facades the way they do by the end of the movie. My teen daughter in 2009 enjoyed this movie too so I guess today's teens aren't much different. Would be a good movie to show teens in school to show how they can be friends and get along if they put their differences and prejudices aside.