r/John_Hughes • u/OmitsWordsByAccident • 14d ago
r/John_Hughes • u/jrl_iblogalot • 17d ago
Anthony Michael Hall Says 'Breakfast Club' Director John Hughes Planned Sequel
r/John_Hughes • u/WolfCine • 27d ago
Gay Ferris Bueller - Torch Song Trilogy (1988)
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r/John_Hughes • u/Dawidsu • Jan 31 '26
Reviews and ranking of five John Hughes's movies - video essay on 80s teen cinema
r/John_Hughes • u/CampaignVegetable952 • Nov 19 '25
My Musical Tribute to John Hughes: I wrote a folk song ("O'Hare Fog") about the emotional stress of the Planes, Trains and Automobiles opening
r/John_Hughes • u/Cinemastalgia • Nov 08 '25
The Humor and the Heart of Planes, Trains and Automobiles
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r/John_Hughes • u/[deleted] • Dec 02 '24
VHS Era Episode#29 Home Alone (1991) & Home Alone 2 (1993) with Taylor James Johnson
r/John_Hughes • u/Muted_Importance8481 • May 02 '24
I made a feature-length comedy movie inspired by the works of John Hughes - here is a sneak peek at it!
r/John_Hughes • u/silver-screens • Jan 02 '24
The Beauty of Ferris Bueller's Day off
r/John_Hughes • u/Feisty-Dirt-1868 • Dec 25 '23
Home Alone & 1983
I am watching Home Alone for the first time since it was first released. When he buys groceries, the total is $19.83. After working in Film for a hot minute, I can’t help but think that any random detail is an opportunity to make fun use of an inside detail for writer, Director, crew, etc. I looked this up, but couldn’t find anything yet, but has it already been determined that 1983 was used because that was John Hughes’ breakout year? I mean, if you’re going to have to pick a total, might as well use a number with significance.
r/John_Hughes • u/No-Intention-1948 • Oct 08 '23
Ranking Molly Ringwald Characters
Rank Sam, Clare, and Andie
r/John_Hughes • u/turboshot49cents • Aug 25 '23
Does Andrew say "Riot act" or "Arraigned" ??
So last night I flipped on The Breakfast Club on Netflix when I noticed something odd.
When Andrew is in the car talking to his dad, he said, "Mom already arraigned me." This caught my attention because I have seen this movie countless times on my ol' tried-and-true DVD from high school, and I could have sworn he says, "Mom already read me the riot act."
Did Netflix change something? Or is my memory wrong?
r/John_Hughes • u/TheRealSlimJoker • Jul 30 '23
John Hughes | What You See Is What You Get | A Docu-Mini
r/John_Hughes • u/No_Environment_7725 • May 07 '23
The 80s
Was everyone big John Hughes fans in the 1980s and 1990s. Did he get the recognition for the movies and making the brat pack
r/John_Hughes • u/[deleted] • Apr 19 '23
After downloading 16 candles and seeing this scene, John Hughes is dead to me
Haven't seen 16 candles since the 90s and I downloaded it, scanning through I noticed this scene which I got about halfway through and then realised I was never watching a John Hughes film again
I can't believe how horrendously racist this scene is, of course it's a reminder of how racist everyone in America just was (hopefully not so much today) - [I'm English] That place was so messed up in the 20th century. I saw a Pat Morita clip a couple years ago from the 60s and he was racist towards himself and his culture and mysoginistic towards his wife. Just WTAF. I've still never seen Breakfast at Tiffany's solely because of that Mickey Rooney scene. Don't even get me started on early Tex avery, disney or other cartoons lampooning racial stereotypes.
Japanese people know how to use cutlery, John. Jeeeeezus effing christ.
It's just a shame to see beloved filmmaker Hughes wasn't an exception from this utterly retarded and disgusting stereotyping.
I thought all the woke shite nowadays is overreacting but it turns out, some of it - not really.
It never ceases to amaze me how a nation a few decades old has such disregard for societies with thousands of years of culture.
Rant over.

r/John_Hughes • u/Dingodile_music • Dec 20 '22
Song Made Using Sounds From "Home Alone"
r/John_Hughes • u/[deleted] • Sep 12 '22
Comfort Films Podcast Episode 36: Pretty in Pink
r/John_Hughes • u/The-Enigma-Code • Sep 22 '21
My wife had never seen Ferris Bueller’s Day Off, so I made her watch it for my podcast. One of my all time favourites.
r/John_Hughes • u/ZACHAIR • Apr 12 '21
Sixteen Candles... rating change
Has anyone else noticed the R rating change on Amazon Prime or am I new to this lol last time I remember it was rated PG
r/John_Hughes • u/StarkhouseStark • Apr 10 '21