View Poll Results: Which is your favorite John Hughes movie (written or directed)?

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  • Sixteen Candles

    21 23.33%
  • The Breakfast Club

    22 24.44%
  • Ferris Bueller's Day Off

    27 30.00%
  • Pretty in Pink

    12 13.33%
  • Weird Science

    0 0%
  • Home Alone

    2 2.22%
  • Planes, Trains & Automobiles

    1 1.11%
  • Other - Please Specify

    3 3.33%
  • Who is John Hughes?

    2 2.22%
  • I hate them all

    0 0%
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    Default s/o What is your favorite John Hughes Movie?

    The thread about Cameron's house from Ferris Bueller got me thinking about this. My favorite is DEFINITELY 16 Candles. So for fun, what is your favorite?
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    Love most of his Chicago-set movies , but Home Alone is my all-time fave.
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    Breakfast Club.

    I came across this shortly after John Hughes died and it really touched me:

    http://wellknowwhenwegetthere.blogsp...hn-hughes.html

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    I was thinking the same thing. I voted for Ferris Bueller's Day Off, but I do love 16 Candles. I didn't get all of the hype about the Breakfast Club and Weird Science, but they were somewhat enjoyable.
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    Definitely 'Sixteen Candles'!!!

    Love this movie!
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    Pretty in Pink. I'm a sucker for the Duckster (Jon Cryer) and I heart Andrew McCarthey.
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    Pretty in pink. One of the few movies I can watch over and over again.

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    Quote Originally Posted by artvandalay View Post
    Breakfast Club.

    I came across this shortly after John Hughes died and it really touched me:

    http://wellknowwhenwegetthere.blogsp...hn-hughes.html
    That was very cool. I can't imagine doing something like that.
    I voted 16 Candles It is one of my all time favorite movies by anyone. I married a Jake Ryan looking alike You left out my #2 John Hughes film "She's Having a Baby"
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    I voted breakfast club, though sixteen candles is a close second.

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    I enjoy the ones already mentioned, but my favorite is She's Having a Baby. I just think it's a great, well-told story. The end with the birth sequence / flashback montage to Kate Bush's "This Woman's Work" always chokes me up. And I like how during the end credits various actors (from other John Hughes films and from projects shooting on nearly lots) suggest baby names.
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