FABTV is taking a new direction this week — let's not forget about important fashion/music/dance moments in film. It's these hybrids that sometimes make cinematic history. Flashdance anyone? But onto a less famous scene from a very famous film, the one, the only, The Breakfast Club. The song is so-so, but the moves are so groovy. Each character has their individual style that totally works with their persona. The Prom Queen is doing the quintessential '80s bounce kick, The Jock is working the air guitar, The Rebel is headbanging (naturally), The Basket Case is the most artistic of the bunch, and The Geek is, well, geeking out. Gotta love it.
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1LOL
2love this movie : )
Love love love this movie!!!
3love it. a good one would also be the scene where they're playing "i don't want to live today" in Empire Records.
4(to clarify, I know that scene is from Empire Records, and it was a different movie, lol. the two scenes are just similar)
5Hilarious.
6This made me smile.
7this movie is soo good!Me and my parents watched it and I had a huge crush on emilio in the movie
8I love this movie, its one of my favorites. I've lost count of how many times I've seen it. If I see it on TV, I have to stop and watch it.
9Such a great, classic 80s film.
10Aw this scene never fails to make me smile.
11I ADORE this film and that scene is always fun; I love the "Prom Queen's" dance and the part where they are dancing on the railing. Love it.
12I still remember seeing it in the theater, I was 12 and had a crush on Judd Nelson for years after that.
13I love this. That's one of my favorite scenes of the Breakfast Club! My favorite dancer of them all was Allison(Ally Sheedy)!
14Omg. One of the greatest movies of all time. Molly Ringwald is awesome. Does anyone remember the movie Teen Witch and there was a song called "Top That"... most hilarious thing in life.
15Love...love...love...love this movie and Judd Nelson.
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