[M Kehoe]

Probably laying the groundwork to sign up to the #metoo movement.

She must be broke.

5.56mm

[ClearBlueSky]

Stupid movie. Homely woman.

[shanover]

Well, she just took a big crap on the 80's. It was bound to happen. I loved all of those films and that was my golden era of teenage life.

"analyzed under a contemporary context."

The most ruthless and barbaric regimes in history have used this degree of thought to upturn societies. The goal is always to restart at day zero and burn the past. The Nazis, Soviets, Mao, Pol Pot among others put the boot on the neck and barrel to the head to force the people to conform in this fashion.

[I want the USA back]

The movie encouraged boys and girls to do anything they fancied sexually, under the table or not. Nothing mattered, nothing was right wrong, just do it. The movie taught kids well, and today we see the result of it.

This molly character wonders why there is so little respect for women? look at the stupid movie, biytch!

[Company Man]

Strange Days have found us
Strange Days have tracked us down
They're going to destroy
Our casual Joys

[IronJack]

You're looking for meaning in the scene where a guy looks up your skirt?

Here. Let me explain it to you. The guy is looking up your skirt because he wants to see what's under it.

Now your life is complete.

[KosmicKitty]

Boys like girls. Girls like boys. live with it.

[Trillian]

Then maybe she shouldn’t have done the scene or done something about it back then.

[x]

Sure, her character in Sixteen Candles was a spoiled brat and a snob.

John Hughes was a jerk. Comedy is made by jerks.

[x]

Some of the posts on the "BREAKING: Run on the Banks in China – Long Lines in Henan, Shanghai, and Dandong" look like they belong here.

I guess it's the "[Long Duck] Dong" thing.

[newfreep]

Appears the years has been kind to Molly

[SamAdams76]

"The Breakfast Club" is a movie that will always mean something special to me because it was the first movie I saw with the woman who would later become my wife and it was also the first movie I saw after I was discharged from active duty in the Marines.

I didn't think it was a great movie otherwise but I did think the janitor was pretty cool. The only one in that movie that had a lick of sense.