7 Must-Watch “Back To School” Movies For Parents
Whether your child or children are of elementary, middle school, high school or college age, “Back to School” season can be pretty stressful. Why not kick back, relax and watch…
NEW YORK – SEPTEMBER 20: Original poster for the Breakfast Club for the Film Society of Lincoln Center’s celebration of John Hughes on the 25th anniversary of his film “The Breakfast Club” at the Paris Theatre on September 20, 2010 in New York City.
Photo by John W. Ferguson/Getty ImagesWhether your child or children are of elementary, middle school, high school or college age, “Back to School” season can be pretty stressful. Why not kick back, relax and watch one of these seven film classics?
The Breakfast Club
A classic, and a great reminder that we’re all a brain, an athlete, a basket case, a princess and a criminal.
Ferris Bueller’s Day Off
Another gem from the late, great John Hughes. Plus, even as an adult, who doesn’t still want to ditch work on a beautiful day?
Fast Times at Ridgemont High
Growing up is hard, and if you have a child in high school, think of Fast Times at Ridgemont High as a reminder of what they could be going through. After all, your baby isn’t really a baby anymore.
Election
Everyone knew a Tracy Flick. If you didn’t, then you were her.
Back To School
Can you really celebrate “Back To School” season without watching this Rodney Dangerfield classic? We still are in awe of the Triple Lindy AND how Thornton Melon was able to get Oingo Boingo to play his dorm party!
Just One Of The Guys
Cheesy? Yes, but you gotta love how the pretty/smart girl decides to don drag to prove some sexist teachers wrong.
Rock N’ Roll High School
Campy as all get out, Rock N’ Roll High School will remind you of when you were hopelessly obsessed with music, just like Riff Randell.
Favorite part about "Back To School" time for blogger Erica Banas? All the killer clothing sales for her ever-growing teenage stepson ...and maybe she picks up something for herself, too!
