In general the classes rank from best being the one with the meeting the most amount of social requirements to worst meeting the least. The movie the Breakfast club accurately creates the classes of high school society. I myself am a high school so I know kids from each class and understand that the level are deeper than just what the breakfast club gets at. At the bottom of the food chain we have the misfits. These are the kids that seem to meet none of society's requirements. The only thing they
The first sociological concept or principle that is seen in The Breakfast Club is the idea of labeling or giving an individual a certain trait. For example Claire is known as the rich and popular princess. She represents the higher class of students including the popular kids, and does everything she can to keep this image. The implied message she portrays in school is that she is stupid, selfish, and arrogant. Brian is the nerd of the group and loves to brag about his outstanding grades in school
On The Breakfast Club, Andrew is labeled as your typical jock. Strolling in with his letterman’s jacket in full view, he gives off the athlete vibe. During the movie we find out that Andy not only looks like a typical jock, but acts like one. Being a part of the wrestling team made Andy have a technique of neutralization; he appealed to higher loyalties. His first thought was not to impress the “Allisons” or the “Brians”, but his main concern was to appease his other jock friends. And his
The Breakfast Club All elements of “Mise en scène” appear in the film The Breakfast Club [1985] but what is: mise en scène? Mise en scène is every element that is placed inside the scene to be captured by the camera like lighting, costumes, props, sets etc. The film the Breakfast club is a Teen Drama and is about five teenagers who had nothing at all in common. The five of them were all faced with a Saturday detention in there school library. From the start of detention they had nothing at all
2015 Word Count: The Breakfast Club Over the years, The Breakfast Club has turned into a cult classic, becoming increasingly popular as time progresses. The film is viewed and analyzed in many psychology and sociology courses for its numerous displays of gender roles and typecasts. Each character portrays a different gender stereotype seen in society; throughout the movie the viewer is introduced to “The Criminal”: John Bender, “The Athlete”: Andy Clark, “The Basket Case”: Allison Reynolds, “The Princess”:
Noa Ramos Mr. Manos 80’s Elective 1/7/15 Film Review: The Breakfast Club The Breakfast Club was released in 1985 and it was directed by John Hughes. This is one of the most famous films of the decade and it is regarded as one of the best movies ever. It is also seen as a movie that defines life in the 1980’s. The movie is about a group of high school students that all have to spend a Saturday in detention. They are vastly different people and yet as the movie progresses, they become close. They