Top 5: John Hughes Films

John Hughes (1950-2009)
A huge loss to the filmmaking industry. He made a few brilliant movies in his time as a director, some that will live on for years to come. Here is a few of my favourites.

5. Pretty In Pink (1986)  Favourite character: Ducky (Jon Cryer)

4. Weird Science (1985)   Favourite character: Gary Wallace (Anthony Michael Hall)

3. Planes, Trains and Automobiles (1987) Favourite character: Neal Page (Steve Martin)

2. Ferris Bueller’s Day Off (1986) Favourite character: Cameron (Alan Ruck)

1. The Breakfast Club (1985) Favourite character: John Bender (Judd Nelson)

6 thoughts on “Top 5: John Hughes Films”

  1. its all good. This isn’t that terrible of a shocker. Its not as bad as when I heard about and saw Death Proof, which made me say “He had perfection then he shit on it.”

  2. I actually liked Flubber, but then again I was around 7 years old when I saw it, so I don’t actually know what I think now.

    I think John Hughes was tricked into making Home Alone 3, I mean, the first two were awesome! He can’t create shit without someone calling the shots at least.

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