Saturday, December 13, 2003
TODAY'S FILM:
FERRIS BUELLER'S DAY OFF (1986) is not one of the NYTimes Best 1000 of the 20th Century but it should be. It is not difficult to see Matthew Broderick's career beginning in this hilarious John Hughes movie (Hughes' best? Probably.). It was not Broderick's first film (39 of them)but it was his most conspicuous.
We laughed our asses off.
I remember James Broderick, Matthew's dad, on television in the 60s. He was Brenner in the series of the same name and was in 'all' of the 'Theaters":Kraft, Hallmark, etc.
FERRIS BUELLER'S DAY OFF (1986) is not one of the NYTimes Best 1000 of the 20th Century but it should be. It is not difficult to see Matthew Broderick's career beginning in this hilarious John Hughes movie (Hughes' best? Probably.). It was not Broderick's first film (39 of them)but it was his most conspicuous.
We laughed our asses off.
I remember James Broderick, Matthew's dad, on television in the 60s. He was Brenner in the series of the same name and was in 'all' of the 'Theaters":Kraft, Hallmark, etc.
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