What are the Best Teen Movies of All Time?

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Did we get random on Wednesday talking about our favorite teen movies Sandy grease

Footloose.

Oh, Footloose.

Well, with your name being Sandy, I thought you were going to say Grease.

No, I'm tired of that song because my name is Sandra

Dee.

Well, look at you, you're Sandra Dee.

Look at me, I'm Sandra

Dee.

Okay, enough about Grease.

Let's talk about your favorite movie.

Footloose.

I'll bet you loved that big dance scene with Kevin Bacon as he was, uh, man, he was just dancing all over the place and he was going crazy.

Oh, I loved it.

You know, if they had been smart, they would have put Kevin Bacon in Grease.

Where?

That's usually

how I fry it in the morning.

That's funny.

Good morning.

The breakfast

club.

Yeah, yeah.

Who did you relate to best?

Oh, the young woman.

I can't think of the actress's name.

Was it Molly Ringwald?

Yes, thank you.

Molly.

Yep.

Not the one who was... She was always the cool one.

Always, always dressed nicely and I don't know, just extra clean.

So you're an extra kind of clean cut

Did you wear a lot of sweaters and nice clothes?

Oh, probably.

But you have a second movie from a teen movie that everybody knows, too, and that's Paris Bueller.

Oh, yeah.

The Day Off.

Yep.

Both John Hughes movies.

I mean, John Hughes in the 80s.

He just, he made them all, didn't he?

Great time.

I would have to say for the teen movie, I agree, Ferris Bueller's Day Off.

It's hard to dispute Ferris Bueller.

So many great, quotable lines.

You

know, like, he's a righteous dude.

Ed Rooney's secretary in that movie was one of my favorite characters, absolutely.

Yeah,

exactly.

The Geeks, the Dweebs, the Docs.

Sometimes I still, for reservations, I say I'm Abe Broman.

Yeah, the Sausage King of Chicago.

Yes.

Yeah, and of course there's Bueller.

You were?

Anyone?

Anyone?

You?

Yeah.

Yeah.

So

many classic lines.

Ah, for teen movies!

Yes!

Um, dazed and, uh, uh, confused.

Oh, I was just gonna say, you sound a little confused there.

Were you a teen when that came out?

Uh, yes I was.

It was actually my

class.

Oh, really?

77?

Okay, so it was your class in 77, not when it actually came out in the 90s.

Yes.

Yeah.

Well, you know...

I

was talking earlier that there was one teen movie that I really liked But I wasn't a teen when it happened.

It was that movie because that that movies for everybody Yeah,

the stars in it the stars in it that ended up being beggars stars was great too.

Yeah, there was

Who was the older guy that says he

I loved high school girls because they stayed the same age every day.

Yeah, because I keep getting older and they stay the same age.

All right, all

right, all right.

All right.

Hey Mike, how you doing?

This is Hot Wheels.

Hey, Hot Wheels.

What's happening Hot Wheels?

What you doing?

What's going on?

Oh, not much.

How about

porkies?

Porkies that that was the big movie and I want to say 81 82 something like that, but man that was huge Everybody was talking about that movie for about six months, and then it just went away forever Yeah, and then you and then you think about it.

It's like I need to see that

again

Fork is, uh, uh, Revenge, uh, part two.

Right.

Uh, a couple months ago.

Oh, did you?

So, I gotta watch, yeah, I gotta watch part one again,

though.

Oh, yeah.

First one is, that's the magic, man.

Yeah, it really is.

Lassie.

Yep, the howler.

Yep, Kim Cattrall.

Yeah.

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