Honest Trailers | Ferris Bueller's Day Off

Honest Trailers | Ferris Bueller's Day Off
Voice Narration: Jon Bailey aka Epic Voice Guy
Title Design: Robert Holtby
Written by: Spencer Gilbert, Danielle Radford, Lon Harris
Produced by: Spencer Gilbert
Edited by: Kevin Williamsen
Post-Production Manager: Emin Bassavand
Content Manager: Mikołaj Kossakowski
Post-Production Specialist: Rebecca Castaneda
Director of Video Production: Max Dionne

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[Raamsheld]

Ferris was a sociopath, has great time management skills, does what he wants, and people follow him. He's clearly going to be a top executive.

[MrWaspMan]

The scene where Cameron pretends to be Sloane's dad on the phone will never not make me laugh. Also, Fun Fact: This was one of the first movies that put in after credits scenes! However, with no internet, you had to hear about it from someone who discovered it, and that made everyone go and see it again to find out what they missed. A genius strategy.

[ColonelGreen]

It’s funny to me that this is Matthew Broderick’s most iconic role but he has spent essentially his entire subsequent career playing characters the exact opposite of Ferris.

[alanhong]

I've always loved that movie's tagline. Still relatable to this day lol

"One man's struggle to take it easy"

[xPTKx]

I like when you guys do older films, cause it doesn't feel like you're just rushing to get the big hit movie out

[EvilChancellorJorge]

The realization that has become my head canon for this movie is that Ferris' primary motivation for ditching school was to give his best friend a really good day because he believe Cameron to be on the verge of being suicidal.

[wakkawakkagaming]

"The only disease kissing Charlie Sheen can cure" is top tier writing

[lazyperfectionist]

3:10 "Sir, you have _much_ bigger fish to fry."
This is my attitude toward Rooney pretty much the _whole movie._ _Hundreds_ of people (most of them, students) at that school with _hundreds_ of different sets of problems and he leaves the whole of them _unattended_ in the hope of tracking down _one_ of them. And he actually breaks a few _laws_ in the course of that.

[PhilipAlexanderHassialis]

But hey, Cameron ended up getting a nice ambassadorial position later on!

Joking aside, the moment that Cameron looks at the baby in the painting, the baby's silent yelling echoing Cameron's silent yelling and crying... let's say it was revealing. I will never stop thanking John Hughes for making this movie. It also helps that it captured the zeitgeist of a portion of a generation and did it brilliantly, with heart.

[nostromo]

I saw this at the theater when it was first released. The entire audience stayed through the credits. After Ferris told us to leave and the screen went blank, everyone just sat there for at least 15 or 20 more seconds waiting for him to come on screen again.

[tirshtain]

I accidentally discovered this movie watching TV one morning while pretending to be sick to not go to school in 7th grade. It taught me that lying to parents is not only fine but is fun and absolutely necessary.

[williamyoung]

Finally, someone points out the unnatural level of abuse Cameron was subjected to….. by Ferris and his dad 😢

[nhogan]

There was a time where I could recite this movie beginning to end, that's how often I'd watched it. What a timeless classic. Thanks for doing this one!

[trinaq]

I always wondered why Ferris' dad wouldn't recognise Sloane, his own son's girlfriend, in a pair of sunglasses. Surely he'd met her before?!

[trinaq]

I had no idea that Alan Ruck was pushing 30 when playing the teenage Cameron. You have to feel sorry for Cameron the entire time, since he get pushed around by his dad and best friend, and we never find out what happens to him.

[amityislandchum]

Mia Sara in this movie is EVERYTHING. 😍

[lonewolfjediosswfan]

I remember when I saw the first Deadpool movie and that end credits scene, someone in the theater yelled “BUELLER!”

[trinaq]

I always wondered about how there were apparently no Cs, Ds or Es in that class. Also, Ben Stein had been an economics teacher, and was cast based on his droning voice.

[tobito]

Finally, someone pointed out how psychopathic Ferris was. I felt bad for his best friend the entire time.

[Jimmy]

I love watching this film back to back with War Games
You have to get a little drunk and fall asleep during the changeover, and when you wake up it's like Ferris got moved in with a foster family and the story turns really dark