A teen girl has a crush on the most popular boy in school, and the geekiest boy in school has a crush on her. Her sixteenth birthday is approaching but is forgotten because of her older sister's wedding. A comedy of teen angst and embarrassment, this film is the epitome of the eighties! (1984)

Five teens from different cliques meet in detention where they get to know each other and discover that they have a lot more in common with each other than they thought. (1985)

Poor new-waver Andie Walsh (Ringwald) has a crush on rich preppie Blane McDonough (McCarthy), but best friend Duckie (Cryer), also a new-waver, has a crush on her and is jealous of her dating Blane.

The entire movie is focused on the differences between the social circles of the two, how their friends try to spoil the relationship, and how Blane is a little too wimpy for most of the movie to stand up for Andie to his "richie" friends.

In the end, Blane proves himself to be different from his friends but... well, nevermind. Watch the movie for yourself!

Ferris Bueller (Broderick) is a Chicago area high school senior who decides to take a day off of school by calling in sick. He convinces his girlfriend (Sara) and his best friend (Ruck) to skip school with him, and the trio embark on an adventure in Chicago. They have fun as they try to avoid Bueller's parents and maintain the facade that he is sick.

Meanwhile, Bueller's sister (Grey) and the high school principal are trying to catch him in the act (of truancy), and hilarity ensues.

In Footloose, Kevin Bacon plays a city kid who moves to a small town where dancing and rock music is banned. He falls for the preacher's daughter, who is quite a "bad girl". The teens want to have a Senior Prom, but they have to work against the town rules and the outspoken preacher (John Lithgow). Who knew Kevin Bacon could dance?