The Breakfast Club (1985) – Andrew Clark about his father

29 thoughts on “The Breakfast Club (1985) – Andrew Clark about his father”

1. There's something so sad about how Brian says "Yeah, I know him."

2. Great Film

3. Andrew is the opposite of Two-bit haha

4. This was the best scene in the movie.

5. I just realized something, after watching scene as an older man. While Andrew is angry and sad and anxious and trapped over his father's high expectations of him. HOWEVER, his father did not make him hurt that other guy. No. Andrew did that. You don't get to hurt someone, and complain about your home life. No. You hurt that kid Andrew.
   Still, great acting.

6. Emilio was so fuckin good in this film. Just nailed it perfectly.

7. what is the song in the back of this

8. This is so reliable. I wrestled for 8 years and sometimes I would think about breaking something so I won’t have to do it anymore.

9. The days a shit load of cuss words in this movie and when it comes tot his he keeps saying buns. Sounds so fuckin stupid

10. That’s not true…he got beat

11. Guys I’m doing this monologue for acting school this video really helped me thank you very much.

12. I love this scene because Andrew looks like he's really sorry about what he did
    Emilio Estévez nailed it.

13. 1:46 this part always get me..

14. 2:55

15. Many people can say which character they relate to. Sadly I can only identify with the guy Andrew attacked and humiliated.

16. How Emilio did not get the Oscar for this is astounding. In fact, they should have retired the award afterward. How can any actor possibly live up to this performance?!

17. Powerful…

18. The feels hit me hard in this scene… I've been in Andrew's situation before when it comes to a toxic parent. And it was all ad-libbed, making me feel even worse for him. Can we all give him a hug?

19. I don’t feel bad for Andy

20. Right around 2:15 pretty much perfectly captures the intense emotion of regret. The world would be a better place if we all asked the questions he is asking before we acted.

21. I like that Allison didn't think the bullying was at all funny

22. Honestly this is sadder than how Brian got in.

23. I've seen something like this at school, the kid dropped out in the end. Horror, pure horror.

24. watching this high asf this part hit 12x harder

25. my actual first time seeing Emilio act was when i was 4 in 2004, we were seeing the outsiders, he was INSANELY good and he still is.

26. LOVE LOVE LOVE
    The Breakfast Club….Please if I may.. personally I have traits and characteristics of all emotions along with desensitized a solid to liquidate disconnected for being myself myself being. IM A LIBRA for better or worse MY BALANCE: Go along to get along, agree to disagree
    Hello/Goodbye.. It's too damn much or not FN enough
    Pretty disgusting or a beautiful disaster -myself looking through the glass of a broken mirror IM in pieces yet I'm still ONE.. If it wasn't for Bad luck I'd have NO luck-GOOD luck RIPLEY's.. if your not on the inside (IN CROWD) you are outside (YOUR CROWD) Next inline to pick a ticket that's picked mathematically MYSELF scientifically discovered SOMETHING from NOTHING A B C 123
    Yes it matters maybe NOT are you YOU or NEXT……..
    Spend your whole life weaving priceless memorable and forgotten journeys discovered thanks I think NOT.. Rewards award winning Lost without losing find the beginning of your ending.. Does it make sense if I Answer a question with a questionnaires Answer A-Zinc….. I see what saying and heard what's already been said. NOW or LATER surprisingly-should come as no surprise SO FAR -THAT WAS THEN.. deja vu is close SMOKELESS CIGAR
    But Not the Same Embrace ONE……………..
    Thank you Above, below beyond 🤘😈💪💚
    STRENGTH and HONOR
    May I

27. Go back to the roast of Charlie sheen, listen to what Patrice O'Neal says about amilio estaves; he is showing truth!!! And it doesn't make sense…
    Hollywood is a land of accepted depravity of the mind.

28. I love Emilio, sorry for the misspelling…

29. My dad is an asshole so i can relate

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