Ferris Bueller's Day Off (1986)
Genre: Comedy
Duration: 103 minuten
Alternative title: Ferris Bueller's Baaldag
Country:
United States
Directed by: John Hughes
Stars: Matthew Broderick, Alan Ruck and Jennifer Grey
IMDb score:
7,8 (422.008)
Releasedate: 11 June 1986
Ferris Bueller's Day Off plot
"One man's struggle to take it easy."
Ferris Bueller skips school for the ninth time in a row. This time he has to come up with a very clever excuse, while his sister does everything in his power to let him down. The rector is also sick of his truancy and wants to put an end to it personally. Together with a sick friend, his father's sports car and his girlfriend (whom he also picks up from school on an excuse) they make it a day to remember.
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Reviews & comments
pvl63
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- 250 messages
- 236 votes
Nice movie, especially the Twist & Shout scene is hilarious. The film also strongly breathes the feeling of the 80s, for me this is very recognizable 
. After so many years it is noticeable that the film is very slow, but oh well, I am getting more and more 
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blurp194
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- 6015 messages
- 4496 votes
ah.
I used to think this was a fun movie, but it's so merciless now. What a lame collection of yet rather poorly and unimaginatively presented cliches. Maybe that came through uncritically thirty years ago because of the appearance of Mia Sara, I'm not so impressed with that anymore - what a dummy, yuck. The subplot with Jennifer Gray and Charlie Sheen is still a little bit fun, but too poorly developed and far too little.
No, bah. But quickly forgotten, and never revisited.
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cinemanukerke
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- 2139 messages
- 1204 votes
because I had to take a heavy blow in my professional life this week, it looked black before my eyes. Who better to ask than Ferris Bueller for advice and lo and behold, the color is slowly coming back. Yellow: the parade scene. What is he actually doing there? But who cares, the enthusiasm is splashing, an incredible feel good moment with the songs 'Danke Shön' and 'Twist and shout' a very strong Beatles song. Still. Blue: Save Ferris Bueller. Those details in between in which the statements of support for a terminally ill Ferris sneak into the story are to be enjoyed. There is something in every billboard, neon sign, balloon. Green : School. Those boring lessons, however caricatured they may be, remain recognizable. And those teachers really exist! Red : The Ferrari scene. Agree, Ruck's character is the only one with some depth, but that scene is apt for the frustrations and anger of eighteen-year-olds. A kick (against the standards of society) is good but has consequences. Orange : The happy ending. Brilliant finale where Ferris tries to be the first to reach his house and his bed before his parents come home (that score with the slow motion on the trampoline - great moment). Yet Ferris has time to introduce himself to 2 girls sunbathing in the garden (laughing cramp, every time). FBDO gives courage, even if only for a moment. Then the reality check. Life moves fast. If you don't stop to look around every now and then, you can miss it. Who said this again? Anyone… Anyone… Anyone…
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