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Released in 1985, The Breakfast Club is quite the unique movie, especially as each character is what can be described as "Interesting Sterotypes". In this film, a select few kids are thrown into an all-day Saturday Detention due to their misdeeds, and the misadventures of all these different characters collide during one hectic Saturday Afternoon.
As I've stated before, each character can be described as an "Interesting Stereotype" as each character isn't seen these characters are not held back and are not seen as dull or bland. The list of characters and their stereotype include:
Claire Standish as "The Princess"
Andrew Clarke as "The Athlete"
Brian Johnson as "The Brain"
Allison Reynolds as "The Basket-case" [A weirdo, basically]
John Bender as "The Criminal"
Even with these cliques attached to each character, this doesn't hamper their characters in any way, as the conflicts that ensue and resolve, as well as each characters back story is what keeps this movie interesting throughout its length.
I gladly recommend that this movie be seen, and I will say you will not be disappointed.
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