Oh Molly

same

bitch just wants to be relevant again

Now everyone is going to rewatch the flick.

This, I don't remember a crotch scene, but there was a boob/cleavage scene with her wasn't there?

>MeToo era
Apparently a dozen of washed up whores flinging false rape accusations for attention now constitutes an era. Truly the one for history books.

I'd still fuck her in the ass while she calls me daddy trenchcoat

You just know there's some special Blu-ray release or something coming out in the near future.

In the scene where Judd Nelson is hiding from the principal under the table he perks up her skirt and then jams his face into her crotch, but she has to pretend like nothing isn't happening so the principal won't find him.

Funny how she was supposed to be the Stacy one in the same movie with prime Ally Sheedy

it cant be like scar jo's

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>i was looking for something to get upset about and i found it
every woman in the news ever throughout history

that sounds anime as fuck

I wonder how humiliated John Hughes feels when it turned out everybody liked pre-makeover Ally Sheedy the best.

The thing is, although they weren't false accusations they were all aimed at Hollywood.
People knew Hollywood was full of scumbags for decades and constantly talked shit about it.
Now as soon as it hits breaking point Hollywood has turned around and tried to "own it" by pretending pre-2017 was an era where sexual harrassment was okay and now we're living in an era where everyone knows better.

It's fucking disgusting and I hate that those scheming fucks are trying this shit.
You fucking sleazy-buckets were letting this shit happen for decades and now you're going to point the finger like it was the fault of everyone and not just the entertainment industry?
Fucking pisses me off so much, they're acting like pre-2017 was the stone ages where everyone was just okay with sexual assault or something.

Its truly incredible that the same people advocating for sex as "no big deal" and that its something to be done casually are the same ones upset about people trying to have sex. These liberal women are so detached from classical romance they literally want men to fill out an application form. Only a whore could think like this.

Thank God we have incels around to tell us what women shouldn't be offended by. Incels are the real victims, no matter what the situation.
#wontsomebodythinkaboutthepoorincels

what was her fucking problem
youtube.com/watch?v=v1uRRcsEsnA

>they literally want men to fill out an application form
no they don't, come back to reality space-man.
Also "consent forms" aren't admissible in court, they're meaningless because a woman could sign it and then decide half way through she wants it to stop.
People would be able to use forms as licences to rape, which is why they mean jack shit.

Unironically the Christians were right about Hollywood.

But we didn't listen.

I see that has been is following Milano's foot steps in trying to makeup for a unhappy household while trying to stay culturally relevant.

>come back to reality
They would welcome it. They're disconnected sluts who are finally being seen for what they are. The more power they get the clearer everybody can see them.

Olympian level mental gymnastics here.
Not shaming women for being sexual means that they should be ok with someone forcibly trying to have sex with them. You know... Sexual assault.
Genius

I'm obviously being hyperbolic.

What Im saying is women are supposed to play hard to get to some extent. They like it when men peruse them because 1. It makes them feel special and 2. it lets them know the guy is genuinely interested and not just trying to find a hole.

I honestly believe certain women on the far left, radical feminists, whatever you want to label them, have cognitive dissonance because according to their ideology women should be open sexually like men are. A lot of these women also have problems with men. So you get this whole fucked up situation.

I have met far, far, far more women that enjoy a pushy guy. I'm talking literally putting your hand on their waist, following her around when she trying to act like she's annoyed. I have met so many women who WANT to date their boss because it makes them wet that a man has control of them. There's nothing evil about this, its just not the way that liberal feminist women exhibit their sexuality.

IMO, if you're being a dick to a coworker trying to get it in, And shes not interested, she can give you a nice slap and call you a pig, and that should truly be the end of it. Obviously anyone fucking over someones career because they got rejected is a piece of shit and shouldn't be managing anybody.

This culture is making genuinely decent men feel like predators if they dare ask out or hit on a girl, while all the girls are wondering why only asshole fratboys and niggers hit on them. Its disgusting.

>>feels
More like felt user, past tense for over a decade now.

>10 good ones
feeling generous huh

If you think a teenage boy crawling under a teenage girls desk and motorboting her thighs (fictional depiction on top of that) is within a hundred million miles of "forcibly trying to have sex with them" then you've never had a girl tell you to choke her and call her a slut.

I, too, am a virgin who's derived all his sexual knowledge from porn.

For anyone wondering what the scene was about

It was when Egoraptor looked at her panties from below her desk, but you don't actually see them on camera.

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IT Part 1 already did that. Couldn't place the reference at all until I looked it up.

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>looked at her panties
he buried his face in it no?

Girls in my class used to play with my cock under the table in the third grade. I should sue them.

newyorker.com/culture/personal-history/what-about-the-breakfast-club-molly-ringwald-metoo-john-hughes-pretty-in-pink
reminder ringwald thinks breakfast club is misogynistic
>Bender, ducks under the table where my character, Claire, is sitting, to hide from a teacher. While there, he takes the opportunity to peek under Claire’s skirt and, though the audience doesn’t see, it is implied that he touches her inappropriately. I was quick to point out to my daughter that the person in the underwear wasn’t really me, though that clarification seemed inconsequential. We kept watching, and, despite my best intentions to give context to the uncomfortable bits, I didn’t elaborate on what might have gone on under the table. She expressed no curiosity in anything sexual, so I decided to follow her lead, and discuss what seemed to resonate with her more. Maybe I just chickened out. But I kept thinking about that scene. I thought about it again this past fall, after a number of women came forward with sexual-assault accusations against the producer Harvey Weinstein, and the #MeToo movement gathered steam. If attitudes toward female subjugation are systemic, and I believe that they are, it stands to reason that the art we consume and sanction plays some part in reinforcing those same attitudes.

there was a scene where teacher sees hot bitch in school's pool, but ringwald bitched

>In the shooting script of “The Breakfast Club,” there was a scene in which an attractive female gym teacher swam naked in the school’s swimming pool as Mr. Vernon, the teacher who is in charge of the students’ detention, spied on her. The scene wasn’t in the first draft I read, and I lobbied John to cut it. He did, and although I’m sure the actress who had been cast in the part still blames me for foiling her break, I think the film is better for it.

Sheedy also went nuts and tried to metoo Franco and Christian Slater (For some reason media only reported on franco, not slater)

we should re-edit old as fuck films so we don't offend anyone

yeah I'm thinking you need to have sex

>classical romance

Liking shoving your face against a woman's cooch without permission?

>This culture is making genuinely decent men feel like predators if they dare ask out or hit on a girl

No it doesn't you fucking beta

You do see them briefly. Obviously you've been seeing a TV version.

Oh fuck off you sensitive old trout, fuck me American women are the most insufferable on Earth.

The state of things when you have to go on porn sites to find the fucking uncut scene. xhamster.com/videos/molly-ringwald-the-breakfest-club-panty-flash-712938

>reminder ringwald thinks breakfast club is misogynistic

A lot of 80s romance movies are now considered to be sexist and problematic, because people's attitude towards what is and isn't acceptable behavior has changed. In the 80s peeping was considering entirely harmless " boy will be boys" fun and plenty of teen comedies had such scenes in them where it's played as being kinda cheeky, where the protagonists get away with it, but the bullies/rivals get caught and get in trouble for the same exact behavior. Where as today you'd get sued for it and nobody is willing to go "yeah but if it's only the protagonist it's fiiiine."

They absolutely show the crotch of her white panties from Judd's POV before he shoved his face into her crotch. This is a fact.

Everyone is a fucking prude these days. So glad i'm old and got to enjoy my youth having fun with lasses unlike many of you poor fuckers too scared to even talk to a girl in case of reprisals.

Christian Slater was educated at the Dalton School in NY City at one point.
Jeffrey Epstein was a teacher there early in his career.
The school has a long list of notable alumni.
Anderson Cooper was also a student there.

well bud, just hope like the rest of us that your acting normal isnt brought back up again in the next 30 years by some girl who only needs her word as proof to fuck your life for her facebook feed attention fix.

Grow some balls please.

oh yeah. feminism is ballsy. better whiteknight some more. this will surely impress some women

The thumbnail made it look like it's an article about Monica Rial lol.