Breakfast of Champions

nerd. Does that answer your question? Sincerely yours, the Breakfast Club.” That's not necessarily how John Hughes chose to end his 1985 blockbuster The Breakfast Club (Hughes), but a 2016-2017 rewrite might follow suit in the same way. In each and every high school, subcultures and stereotypes are perpetuated unto students that seem to fit according to their peers, but are they necessarily fair? Judd Nelson’s character in The Breakfast Club didn’t seem to have much of a choice in the title of…

The Breakfast Club is that movie we watched about week ago. There was five different main characters in the film, three of which where guys, and two girls. The film took place in a high school, on a Saturday. Each of the characters did something that got them into trouble except one, the weird girl said she had nothing better to do and later she was the one how found out that she was a princes. So through-out the movie you get to know them and some of their characteristics. The character I…

The theory of social penetration is one that is defined as, "That as a relationship develops, communication moves from relatively shallow, non intimate levels to deeper, more personal ones." the Breakfast Club is a film that assesses the theory of social penetration and demonstrates that with time and exertion the anxieties about sharing one's actual self and emotions can be overcome. The motion picture is about a gathering of secondary school understudies who need to come to Saturday…

Dahl, there is a scene in the movie that is not in the book. “The Landlady” is a short story about a 17 year old man named Billy Weaver, who travels to the city of Bath. Here, he searches for a place to stay for the night and comes across a bed and breakfast; which he thought would be nice since he saw some animals inside. He then meets the Landlady, who he thinks is kind of crazy. After signing the guest book and reading the names in it, the two sit down for some tea which Billy thought smelled…

The Breakfast Club shows the different phases of identity vs role confusion through the five main characters who are in Saturday school. These kids are all in Saturday school for different reasons but as the day progresses they all realize that they are more alike than they are apart. They are more than the stereotypes that they have been put in, such as the jock, the popular girl, the nerd, the loaner and the troublemaker. These kids perfectly fit the example of Erikson’s Identity versus Role…

The Breakfast Club Summary The Breakfast Club is about five different high school students in Saturday detention, and is supervised by a strict teacher (Richard Vernon).The movie covers issues from every social class and every angle of the social structure of high school giving it a variety of a sociological outlook. Each each student has a status in society: John Bender is a criminal, Claire Standish is a princess, Andrew Clark is a athlete, Brian Johnson is the brain, and Allison Reynolds is…

The movie Breakfast club includes various high school students sacrificing their Saturday to detention. John Bender character who is most commonly found in detention. He is the stereotypical “burnout” or “criminal”. He is not afraid of the principal and is not bound by rules. Bender talks back to the principal and breaks all his rules. Furthermore, he is rude to his peers by taunting about thing such as their family life or virginity. He doesn’t care what other think of him and is not offended…

Movies are not only made to entertain us, but also to show us different human behaviors. We can learn many things from movies. The Breakfast Club is about a group of 5 teenagers who are stuck at Saturday Detention. They are all from different types of social groups, and are in detention for different reasons. The vice-principal assigns them a 1,000 word essay describing who they are. In the beginning they didn’t get along, but in the end they realize they had more in common than they thought.…

The Hospitality, hotel and lodging, and Healthcare industries, especially the Assistant Living Facilities, are extremely similar, in my opinion when it come the financials and the goals of the businesses. Both their main goals are to fill up a room and make money off the room and other services while providing a pleasant environment. They are customer oriented and have similar fees, start up cost and maintenance cost. When it comes to the physical price of the bed they don’t have much difference…

communication with the people around him. Similarly, the movie the Breakfast Club (1985), focuses on five high school students struggling to fit in and find their places in the variety of cliques. Of all of these students, John Bender is the one struggling to find his place in life and to fit in any of the norms that the society has set for him similarly to Holden, who is in search of his true self and his place in society. Both Bender from the Breakfast Club and Holden from the Catcher in the…