"Ferris Bueller's Day Off"

"Boh, boh...chicachicaaa..." If you've never seen "Ferris Bueller's Day Off," a John Hughes film, you are missing a classic. No, not a Pride and Prejudice kind of classic, but a classic none the less. A good 80's movie classic. I love movies from the 80's, The Breakfast Club being one of my favorites, another John Hughes film.

"Ferris" is just fun with stellar chemistry between Matthew Broderick, Mia Sara, and Alan Ruck. And how can we forget Jennifer Grey, who plays Ferris' angry older sister. We even have a Charlie Sheen cameo.

Witty dialogue, excellent facial/body humor, and quotable quotes make this film a must see. From "The Sausage King of Chicago" to "Ferris Bueller, you're my hero" you will find yourself smiling, smirking, and even laughing out loud as you enjoy this 80's treasure.

-Bethany



Let me start by saying:  Bueller......Bueller..............Bueller.........

Anywho, one of the best if not the best 80s movie ever made, and if I may pick a bone with my wife, WAY BETTER THAN 'THE BREAKFAST CLUB'!!!!   So now that that is off my chest, all there really is to say is if by some freakish chance you haven't seen this yet, stop everything you are doing and go watch it.  This movie is witty, quotable, and has the qualities to be a timeless classic.  I'm honestly not sure what those qualities are or how to define them, but watch "Ferris Bueller's Day Off" and you will understand my meaning  It's a film that does a great job of capturing teenage angst, awkwardness, and hilarity, and yet without making those qualities cliché or boring.  Just a brilliant and funny movie, and I never get tired of watching it! 

-David