Matthew Broderick,
Alan Ruck,
Mia Sara,
Jeffrey Jones,
Jennifer Grey
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Teenaged Ferris Bueller (Matthew Broderick) is a legend in his own time thanks to his uncanny skill at cutting classes and getting away with it. Intending to make one last grand duck-out before gradua... read more
Directed by: John Hughes
Release Date: June 11, 1986
DVD Release Date: October 19, 1999
Stats: 41,366 reviews
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April 27, 2012
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It's Matthew Broderick who makes Ferris Bueller a likable character, and helps the film as a whole stay together. It's not laugh out loud funny but sometimes it's insanely charming and mildly amusing. Je... read more -
February 16, 2012
Forever considered a classic in my mind, John Hughes's "Ferris Bueller's Day Off" is a brilliantly written and executed satire/slapstick comedy. The characters are well developed and easy to love, the acting is great, and who could forget such memorable scenes as the random dance... read more
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November 7, 2011
Ferris Bueller is simply irresistible. He's charming, he's funny, and he can do anything and never get noticed by his father or Principal Rooney. He talks to the camera as he shares the story of the one day he skipped school and got his best friend and his girlfriend to join hi... read more
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October 29, 2011
Clever, sophisticated, yet inadvertently outrageously hilarious, it was made to entertain and it did just that, if I wasn't in stitches, I was immersed into the holy guide I have been given.
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October 25, 2011
"Ferris Bueller's Day Off" is an out & out no-brainer (what could have pleased me more!!!). All it aims at, for most of the part, is making you laugh, no matter how idiotic, illogical and unrealistic the content might seem. More or less, it did work out for me. I wish that the pr... read more
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September 25, 2011
Ferris Bueller's Day Off is another one of those 80's movies that I should have seen a long time ago, and that I'm glad that I finally got to watch. Funny, heartwarming, and with a message or two that teenage kids can relate to,,,yep, that sounds like a John Hughes movie.
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September 8, 2011
Ferris Bueller is one of the funniest, coolest, and best comedies of all time, and is probably my favorite film by john Hughes and is one of the best cult classics of all time. The story is awesome, every kid wants to be Ferris Bueller, the cool, laid back, and fun guy who gets ... read more
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September 3, 2011
This movie is great, you'll die laughing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Matthew Broderick is so funny! (:
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August 30, 2011
Ferris Bueller's Day Off is one of those essential Teen comedies that really anyone can relate to. That's the beauty about John Hughes. His films have no specific demographic and they're films that anyone, of any age of either Sex can relate to. I never watched Ferries Bueller be... read more
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August 25, 2011
This movie does not stereotypically fall into my radar of rhetoric but it was an old fave of my parents so I was subjected to it on many occasions. I want to stab Mia Sara almost every time she appears on the screen, but Ferris and Cameron make likely and original characters that... read more
Critic Reviews
Ferris Bueller exhibits John Hughes on an off day. Paucity of invention here lays bare the total absence of plot or involving situations. Full Review
The overriding impression is one of utter nihilism, of a world divided into bored, crassly materialistic teenagers and doltish, unfeeling adults. Full Review
In this film [Hughes] has created a character who is every teen-ager's fantasy, but in the process he has lost some of the authenticity of his other films. Full Review
The film's heart is in the right place, and Ferris Bueller is slight, whimsical and sweet. Full Review
Proof, the best in the filmmaker's career, that a movie doesn't need to bend over backwards for Meaning to be absolutely great. Full Review
its willingness to break convention and throw us into the fantastical, but strangely believable world of its characters makes Ferris Bueller not only Hughes's best teen films, but one of the best teen... Full Review
Hilarious comedy classic; language makes it PG-13. Full Review
The quintessential teen comedy, this is a movie that could and should serve as a model for movies of this sort in the future. Full Review
One has to marvel at just how perfectly Hughes nails his frustratingly entitled mise-en-scène, which he unquestionably does in the film's mesmerizing detour inside an art museum. Full Review
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