It doesn’t bother me at all that the characters are overly stereotyped in this movie – the movie still makes it point, which at this point may even be stereotypical of the teen movie genre… it doesn’t matter to me though, I guess I am the stereotypical Breakfast Club-lover

The movie is just as juvenile as the characters.

A good movie may often begin with stereotypes and turn them into characters, the way “Rocky Horror” did. However, this movie makes the mistakes of taking five characters and turning them into stereotypes. It fails dismally.
I can’t understand any person liking this movie, unless it is a woman. Women do like this, since the males are stereotyped the worst. Mechanics will like it, too, since the hero is a mechanical type, and all studious types and jocks are treated with contempt.
It is obviously told from the point of view of the one played by the tall, dark haired, good looking guy. The others are all wimps next to him, and he wins all arguments. He is always in the right, and he stereotypes all his classmates. This wouldn’t be so bad if it wasn’t for him being so spoiled, having everything he could want.
I know only a few people who could have been stereotyped into categories. Most people were multi-purpose. This is one of the worst movies of all time.

I love this movie, sure it was made in the eighties but it still relates to school today. It makes me happy and it never gets old even though I’ve seen it soooooooooo many times.

It’s the ultimate teenage classic from the 80’s! I understand now why too. Everyone can relate themselves or someone that they know to one of the characters, and it had some “catch-phrase material” that I didn’t even realize was from this movie. I liked it.