The Making of 'The Breakfast Club' Page #4
- Year:
- 1985
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You better be right.
If Vernon cuts us off, it's your fault.
[ Brian ] What'd he say?
Where are we going?
[ Bender ]
Wait. Wait. Hold it.
- We have to go through the cafeteria.
- No, the activities hall.
- You don't know what you're saying.
- No, you don't!
We're through listening to you.
We're going this way.
Go where you want, motorhead.
Come on!
- Sh*t!
- Great idea, jagoff.
- F*** you.
- Why didn't you listen to John?
We're dead.
No.
- Just me.
- What do you mean?
Get back to the library.
Keep your pants on.
# I wanna be an airborne ranger #
# I wanna live a life of danger #
That son of a b*tch.
# Before the day I die #
# There's five things I want to ride #
# Rifle, lifeboat, automobile #
# Virgin's mother and a ferris wheel #
# I wanna be an airborne ranger #
[ Ball Bouncing ]
Ahh!
Three...
two...
one!
Ahh!
[ Vernon ] Bender! Bender!
What is this?
- What are you doing here?
- Hi.
Out. That's it, Bender.
Out. It's over.
- Don't you want to hear my excuse?
- Out.
- I might try out for a scholarship.
- Give me the ball.
Give me that ball.
Get your stuff.
Let's go.
Mr. Wise Guy took it upon himself
to go to the gymnasium.
you'll be without his services
for the rest of the day.
- B-o-o h-o-o.
- Everything's a big joke, huh, Bender?
The false alarm you pulled Friday.
False alarms are really funny.
What if your home--
What if your family--
What if your dope was on fire?
Impossible, sir.
It's in Johnson's underwear.
[ Vernon ] You think he's funny?
You think this is cute?
He's "bitchin"? Is that it?
Let me tell you something.
Look at him.
He's a bum.
Want to see something funny?
You go visit John Bender in five years.
You'll see how funny he is.
What's the matter, John?
You gonna cry?
Let's go.
Keep your f***in' hands
off me!
from you, Dick.
That's the last time, Bender.
The last time you ever make me
look bad in front of them.
I make $31,000 a year
and have a home.
I'm not throwing it away
on some punk like you.
But someday, man, someday...
when you're gone and have
forgotten about this place...
and they've forgotten you, and you're
wrapped up in your pathetic life...
I'm gonna be there.
That's right.
I'm gonna kick the living sh*t
out of you.
in the dirt.
- You threatening me?
- What are you gonna do about it?
You think anybody
will believe you?
You think anybody's
gonna take your word over mine?
I'm a man of respect around here.
They love me. I'm a swell guy.
You're a lying sack of sh*t,
Oh, you're a real tough guy.
Hey, hey. Come on.
Get on your feet, pal!
Let's find out how tough you are!
I want to know right now
how tough you are.
I'll give you the first punch.
Come on. Right here.
Just take the first shot.
Please. I'm begging you.
Take a shot. Right here.
Just take one shot.
That's all I need. Just one swing.
That's what I thought.
You're a gutless turd.
A naked blonde walks into a bar...
with a poodle under one arm...
She lays the poodle on the table.
Bartender says,
"You won't be needing a drink."
Naked lady says--
Oh, sh*t!
Jesus Christ almighty!
Forgot my pencil.
What in God's name
is going on in here?
- What was that ruckus?
- What ruckus?
I was in my office
and I heard a ruckus.
- Could you describe the ruckus, sir?
- Watch your tongue, young man.
Ah!
What is this?
- Vvvvt!
- What is that?
What is that noise?
- What noise?
- Really, sir, there wasn't any noise.
- Ah!
- Ah!
Ow!
Was that the noise
you were talking about?
That was not the noise
I was talking about.
I may not have caught you
in the act this time...
- but you can bet I will.
- [ Laughing ]
You make book on that, missy.
And you!
I will not be made a fool of.
Ah!
It was an accident.
You're an a**hole.
Sue me.
Ahab, can I have all my doobage?
Y o, wastoid, you're not
gonna blaze up in here.
Sh*t.
Chicks cannot hold dey smoke.
That's what it is.
[ Claire ] Do you know
how popular I am?
I am so popular.
Everybody loves me
so much at this school.
Sure they do.
Whoo!
- Ow!
- Aagh!
Aaahhh!
Mister...
Oh, Mr. Tierney.
"A history of
slight mental illness."
No wonder
he's so f***ed up.
Good afternoon, Dick.
Hey, Carl.
How you doing?
What's up?
Not much.
What are you doing
in the basement files?
Oh, nothing.
Just a little homework.
- Homework, huh?
- Y eah.
Confidential files, huh?
Look, Carl, this is a highly
sensitive area, and I'll tell you...
very, very embarrassed.
I'd really appreciate it
if this would be something...
that you and I could--
- What'll you do for me, man?
- What would you like?
- Got 50 bucks?
- What?
Fifty bucks.
No, no, no, man.
You got a middle name?
Y eah, I guess.
Your middle name is Ralph.
As in "puke."
Your birthday is March 12th...
you're 5'9 1/2"...
you weigh 130 pounds...
and your social security number...
is 049-38-0913.
Wow!
Are you psychic?
No.
How do you know
all this about me?
I stole your wallet.
- Give it to me.
- No.
Give it.
- This is great. You're a thief too?
- I'm not a thief.
- Multi-talented.
- What's there to steal?
- Two bucks and a beaver shot.
- A what?
He's got a nudie picture.
I saw it. It's perverted.
Let's see it.
- Are all these your girlfriends?
- Some of them.
What about the others?
Well, some I consider
my girlfriends...
- and some I just consider.
- Consider what?
Whether or not
I want to hang out with them.
You don't believe
in one guy, one girl?
- Do you?
- Y eah. That's the way it should be.
- Well, not for me.
- Why not?
How come you got
so much sh*t in your purse?
- Why do you have so many girlfriends?
- I asked you first.
I don't know.
I guess I never throw anything away.
Neither do l.
Oh.
This is the worst
fake l.D. I've ever seen.
You realize you made yourself 68?
- I know. I goofed it.
- What do you need a fake l.D. for?
So I can vote.
You want to see
what's in my bag?
- No.
- No.
Holy sh*t.
- What is all that stuff?
- Do you always carry this much sh*t?
Yeah.
I always carry
this much sh*t in my bag.
You never know
when you may have to jam.
Are you going to be,
like, a shopping bag lady?
Like, sit in alleyways
and talk to buildings.
- Wear men's shoes.
- I'll do what I have to do.
Why do you have to do anything?
My home life...
is unsatisfying.
violent dangers of Chicago's streets...
because your home life
is unsatisfying?
I don't have to run away
and live in the street.
I can run away,
and I can go to the ocean...
the country, the mountains,
lsrael, Africa...
Afghanistan.
Andy, you want to get in on this?
Allison says she
wants to run away...
because her home life
is unsatisfying.
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