BRATS | Official Trailer (2024)

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In the 1980s, everybody wanted to be in the Brat Pack. Except them. Director Andrew McCarthy reunites with Demi Moore, Rob Lowe, Emilio Estevez, Ally Sheedy, and more for the original documentary “BRATS” streaming June 13, only on Hulu.

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[generalsandnapoleon]

That looks incredible. Kudos to Andrew McCarthy for putting the film and brat pack together.

[nataliecook]

I yearn for the 80s again. Life was great then! We were so blessedl to have LIVED without technology.

[oliverclothezoff]

The older Emilio gets. The more he looks and sounds like his father.

[Rebecca_pierconsulting]

This gave me goosebumps! Pure nostalgia. Thanks to Andrew McCarthy for doing this. It's the documentary all children of the 80s want to see.

[joelarama]

Born in 1972 so a teenager when most of these incredible films were released. How lucky we were….are.

[twbl]

Born in 69. I went on a first date to see the breakfast club. The movie starts, My date mistakenly thought that simple minds was David Bowie. She whispered to me “Oh I hate David Bowie.” I was like “who hates Bowie? And this is simple minds not Bowie.” She argues with me, “this is Bowie” and I’m like “no it’s not! Who hates Bowie?” Then the quote from Bowie comes on the screen, from Changes. She leans in and says “see I told you it was Bowie!” Needless to say, we never saw each other again, and my mantra for future dating was based on whether or not they liked David Bowie.

[Sam-lmgi]

"When you grow up, your heart dies." ...I wonder if they all feel that way.

[rossboyd]

Estevez is the most interesting to me - was literally the coolest guy in the world and turned his back on it all. I’m keen to hear his comments in this documentary. The guy is a ledge.

[SF_Native]

What a time, what a decade. Breakfast Club is still one of my favorite all-time movies. Ferris Bueller too!

[stephen]

Ally Sheedy today looks very pretty, so natural looking 😍

[biglou]

Born in the 76 watching these films in 80s I couldn't wait to become a teenager

[jujubees]

I grew up in New York City during the Brat Pack era. I was just a couple of years younger than them, so they were the cool, it kids.
So sad they took it that was, because we LOVED them! Rob knew when he said they could have filled stadiums back then. They could have.
And Jon Cryer, "Duckie" you were so Brat Pack! And Alley Sheedy is dying that Andrew had a crush on her.

[DavidMoore-blgb]

born in 71, was 14 in '85. They were portraying things I was experiencing. It was pretty powerful and fun to watch

[stevenslaughter]

Can’t wait for this. As a teen in the mid-80s, it will be fascinating to hear these folks reflect on the side of that era that none of us saw.

[aquaris]

I am so Glad this Documentary is being made from the inside . I did grow up watching all the Brat Pack movies can’t wait to watch the documentary.

[silent]

I was born in '69, so yes I grew up with the brat pack and though their movies were fiction, what they were portraying were real issues for us in the '80s. I have always held a special spot in my heart for all of these actors and when I see any of them it always takes me back to that time, and yes, I do miss it. Though the Cold War was continuing while competing with Russia to have the most nukes, people seemed happier and carefree.

[phaedrussmith]

"Words as weapons, sharper than knives."
-INXS (1987)

[noboshow]

not gonna lie....their movies are what shaped us all.

[jnpilot]

I was born in 86 but grew up watching all their movies. Cannot wait!

[evancortez]

Didn't realize Timothy Hutton was part of he Brat Pack, he's the only Brat Packer with an Oscar