Ferris Bueller Holiday

[REVIEW MOVIE] Ferris Bueller Holiday (Ferris Bueller’s Day Off)

One of the most famous teen-themed works released in 1986 is Ferris Bueller's Day Off, directed by John Hughes, one of the "masters" of the film series for teenagers. (Typical among them are The Breakfast Club, Sixteen Candles, or the best known in Vietnam that is Home Alone).

Review Ferris Bueller’s Day Off movie
With Ferris Bueller's Day Off, we are watching a day of truancy from the bad boy of Ferris Bueller (Matthew Broderick) with his best friend Cameron (Alan Ruck) and his girlfriend Sloane (Mia Sara). .

The beginning of the movie is a day like the days of Ferris when he pretended to be ... sick and unable to go to school. Ferris continued to "break the fourth wall" and spoke directly to the viewers, teaching him how to pretend to be sick so as not to get caught up with other mischievous things during a "trip" in New York.

It was the ninth time in the month he "took a sick leave" and if he asked to take another leave it was very likely that he would not graduate. But for him, the "game" was everything, and staying home at one of the best days of the year would be a nightmare for him. He then invited Cameron, his best friend since the first grade was bedridden out of safety to enjoy the memorable experience of youth.

Cameron was probably the exact opposite of Beuller - he had never dared to do anything beyond his reach and was only interested in obeying the opinions of his parents. The only nightmare for Cameron is probably when facing his authoritarian father.

In one way or another (for the sake of understanding, friends understand each other better), Ferris seduced Cameron to run away from home with him. Ferris even jumped on the multi-million dollar Ferrari Cameron's father, who spent so long running it on the streets of New York.

Bueller lives with the motto known only today. He doesn't care about anyone who thinks about him. He used a fake name to sneak into a famous restaurant, create a "strong army" of students in the school to protect and hide for him the mischief when facing the tough school principal.

He is ready to stand on the stage of a parade in front of thousands of people to sing the Beat 'n Shout song of The Beatles, bringing the atmosphere and love to the whole of New York City. Ferris is the embodiment of rebellion, standing up to oppose an institution, rigid social apparatus led by old and outdated people. Ferris represents the intense vitality of youth, living up to every moment that passes in life.

In addition to Ferris, the other characters in the film also have a variety and have a very diverse and very unique nature, especially the role of the difficult principal Ed Rooney played by Jeffrey Jones, or Ferris' best friend Cameron, who had always been seduced by Ferris from one trick to the next.

“Life moves pretty fast. If you don't stop and look around once in awhile, you could miss it ”

Life goes by very fast. If you don't stop and look around, it's easy to miss it.

Ferris's quote at the end of the film has become a living maxim of an 80s generation: Capture every moment that passes and cherish every moment. Youth comes only once in a lifetime, and then beautiful men and women will one day become old machines full of regrets.

Right now is the time when we need to take action: Find our own desires and aspirations to integrate into the rhythm of the heart. Ferris Bueller’s Day Off is the most perfect film about youth, representing a young generation of the colorful and bustling 80's, brimming with America's massive mass culture.

Ferris Bueller’s Day Off is the greatest movie directed by John Hughes in particular and of the 1980s in general, a work that any of us must enjoy at least once in a lifetime.

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