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This film resonated with 14-year-old me so profoundly that I became obsessed with it in every way. I managed to go see it in the theater at least 9 times, Mrs.
by Eleison23 4y ago
This film resonated with 14-year-old me so profoundly that I became obsessed with it in every way. I managed to go see it in the theater at least 9 times, Mrs. Bueller. I was absolutely enthralled by Ferris' audacity and the overall thrill ride Hughes took me on. I had no particular love for any Hughes films before or after that; I was absolutely a Ferris Bueller boy and that's how it was for years. This favorite movie status was finally supplanted by Steve Martin in LA Story.
- godshatter 4y agoI remember liking this movie so much when I saw it in the theater when it came out that it became the first and only movie I ever snuck back in to watch a second time.
- tfandango 4y agoWe rented this movie when I was a kid (probably the Beta version). It's one of 2 movies that me and my brother watched twice in 2 days. The other was Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure. We watched that one the second time with my uncle who sat and watched the entire movie with us and then said it was the stupidest movie he's ever seen. We were so disappointed.
- mixmastamyk 4y agoUncle Fandango was a dufus; BATEA is delightful. SDHS Football RULZ!!
- Eleison23 4y ago[dead]