Ferris Bueller's Day Off

Matthew Broderick still has the same haircut 25 years later. http://www.abovegroundpools4less.com/

Pretty good movie. The race between him and his sister to see who gets home first is a great scene.

Very very good movie that I can watch over and over again!!!! It was also the FIRST VHS I watched on our FIRST VHS PLAYER!!! Shoot that dates me!!!

I was in 9th grade when this movie came out, and laughed my butt off. Hmmm...that was 23 years ago....omfg I'm getting old. Anyhow, I don't think I'll ever not like this movie, but I hear that what you find funny now won't be so funny when you get older. I suspect the same will come of this movie, but as of yet, I still love it.

I really don't get what the big deal about this movie is.

Awesome 80s movie.

Classic.

"Ferris Bueller's Day Off" was definitely a major hit from 1986. I can remember everyone from high school just in love with the film and many people praising the latest hit from Director (and also writer) John Hughes who has directed many of the top teen hits in the 80's such as "The Breakfast Club", "Pretty in Pink" and "Weird Science". Needless to say, a film in the 80's that was attached to John Hughes was considered as golden and sure enough, "FERRIS BUELLER'S DAY OFF" was as successful as his previous teen films (the film grossed over $70 million in the box office) and the film is considered (and voted) by many fans as one of the top comedy films of all time. VIDEO & AUDIO: "FERRIS BUELLER'S DAY OFF" is presented for the first time on Blu-ray and with a 1080p High Definition transfer. The good news is that the picture quality is better than any previous release of the film. Colors are vibrant at times, but with the film nearly 25-years-old, for some reason I felt the vi... Read more

2 stars for the classic itself, but a horrendous Blu-Ray. The picture quality was right up there with the worst transfer I have seen. Large volumes of grain, hair, spots on the lens, blur, etc. Every once in awhile the alternative camera provided some nice clarity (the aerial city shots and one road sequence with the red car). I panicked one time thinking a pixel had failed on my plasma, but upon inspection it was a dot on the lens. There was absolutely no effort put into the preservation here. The sound was standard, and typically the only clear mixture was the "Oh Yeah" end title sequence and one or two other music montages. There was no time spent on cleaning up the monotone 2.0 either. Extras: All the same ones (word for word) as on the special edition, nothing new. This has been 0/2 on new BDs this week...frustrating.

Another classic!!!! OMG when the car goes through... well... you would know if you saw it! lmao! great movie!

How anyone could not like this movie is beyond me. I hate to wax nostalgic, but it's very hard for me to believe it's been 23 years since this movie's release. While I cringe at those 80's clothes and hairdos, I'm fully aware that the comedy here remains timeless and the angst of the wasteland known as high school remains equally pertinent. Although Matthew Broderick is more renowned these days for being Sarah Jessica Parker's husband and for his role in the Broadway version of Mel Brook's "The Producers," I'll forever fondly remember him for his work as the cunning, school-cutting, school clown Bueller. It sucks to typecast an actor, but it's pretty hard to beat his performance here. This movie is loaded with so many goodie quotes that an entire review can be composed solely on that subject. It also features a few people who got noticed here and got bigger roles: Jennifer Grey one year before "Dirty Dancing" and Jeffrey Jones, as Dean of Students Edward R. Rooney, two years ... Read more

A great film from the 80's. It's about stopping every now and then and looking at life and enjoying it instead of staying caught up in all the day to day chores. Anyone who grew up during the 80's is bound to enjoy this film, and is likely to remember it. I think it's even evolved into a bit of a cult classic.

a classic cool comedy....we all wanted to be that smooth

I STILL SAY THINGS FROM THAT MOVIE..."I'LL GO.I'LL GO.I'LL GO."

Oh my gosh....I use to watch this movie ALL THE TIME! Back when they played it like every weekend...definitely one of the best!

I'm going to get killed for this but here goes- is this really a chick-flick in disguise? Really- this movie isn't aging well. . .

Ok, I can watch the movie. But I cant stand arrogance, that was my opinion of Ferris Bueller.

great movie, but didnt want my kids to see it till they grew up

The exact opposite of my hs experience, but I like a good fairytale.

Another in my top 5

bueller? bueller?

"Ferris Bueller Jerks Off" would have been a more appropriate title.  What unrelenting dreck, starring that absolutely untalented Matthew Broderick, who looks like he just passed gas, or is about to.  Who bankrolls such garbage?  And more importantly, who actually shells out $$ to watch this crap in the theaters?  I find it difficult to even tune in this imbecilic and unentertaining dreck when it's on TV for free.

An 80's classic...bueller....bueller.....bueller......

A great 1980's movie! I still remember how Ferris Bueller sang Danke Shoen during the downtown Chicago parade prior to breaking into the Beatles' Twist and Shout, or speeding through Chicago in the convertible Ferrari 250 GT California with Sloane and Cameron. However, I have always wanted to know whatever happened to Ferris Bueller fifteen years later (referencing the scene where Edward Rooney uttered the lines: "Fifteen years from now when he looks back on the ruin his life has become...")! Just all out fun and brings back good memories, too!

the songs were the best!

Awesome. The film that got me into Yello.

Hell yes!!!

This move is EVERYTHING 80's wrapped up in about 100 or so minutes. Perhaps Matthew Broderick's finest performance. :)

is the shit

One of the best movies! Bueller --- Bueller ---Bueller.....

Another favorite, great time!

Let me begin by saying a couple of you gave this movie a low rating but admitted you have never seen it. Why would you rate something you have never seen or shown, let's try growing up sometime if we may. I like this movie but don't love it. To me, it started off great but about middle way it lost its fizz.

best movie ever!

A classic, set up the comedy teenage scene as we know it

OOOHHHH YEEAAHHHHHHH BOW BOW CHIKACHIKA CHIKACHAKAKKAAAA

One of the greatest ditch movies. The parade was one of the best parts.

old

Bueller?Bueller?....does n e one know where Ferris Bueller is?

quotable.

Below avg Comedy

Lol. Funny as hell!!! Ben Stein is great in this.

GREAT THEN A LITTLE CORNEY NOW