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Poet harboring fascination with the Cure, Foreign films, John Hughes, John Donne, Flash Mobs and Industrial Dance Clubs.
The The John Hughes Teen Movie Test
Were you raised on 80s movies or did you just fall in love with them in syndication on TNT? Either way, test your John Hughes knowledge by clicking th... ...
The Supreme Jay and Silent Bob Test
Hello, this the Supreme Jay and Silent Bob film test. This is the ultimate test of any Kevin Smith fan. It maybe long but if you think you know anythi... ...
The Breakfast Club Knowledge Test
Ok. The rules: Don't guess -- you will be penalized for wrong answers! Here's how it works: - all questions are weighted equally - a correct... ...
The How much you're like no_unperf Test
Are you anything like me? I am no_unperfection and I say we find out now. Write me a message if you score high enough. ...
The Can you name these authors? Test
Time to see how many old books you've read. Simply name the author of the text from which the quotes are pulled. ...
I Want To Fight John Hughes
Honestly, I'd like to kick the crap out of John Hughes--the
director of all the brat pack movies in the 80s. They were great
movies, but they really screwed me up. In Hughes' movies, kids are
pretty much one-dimensional: the sensitive kid, the princess, etc.
John Hughes -Film Maker Dies
John Hughes, the onetime advertising copywriter turned filmmaker
beloved for family-friendly movies such as Sixteen Candles, The
Breakfast Club, Ferris Bueller's Day Off and Home Alone, died of a
heart attack this morning in Manhattan, reports Variety.
John Hughes, RIP
This from Jezebel.com"The director, producer and writer responsible
for hugely popular movies like National Lampoon's Vacation, Ferris
Bueller's Day Off, Weird Science, The Breakfast Club, Sixteen
Candles and Pretty in Pink died today in New York. More to come.
[TMZ, Wikipedia]"
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Most of John Hughes films are based around that fictitious
"Shermer, IL". Even Ferris Bueller lived in Shermer. It's supposed
to be Northbrook (where Hughes grew up and went to high school),
but it's called Shermer because Northbrook used to be called
Shermerville.
Stuck at home...
Commando, Terminator etc Cheech and Chong
Films, Pink Panther Films, John Hughes Films... Pretty in Pink,
Breakfast Club, John Carpenter Films.
If you barely passed High School and can't find a job, please don't join the Army
Kris Robert HughesPaul
Rexford HughesRobert Thomas HughesThomas HughesTimothy Robert
HughesSusan HuieLamar HulseWilliam Christopher HuntKathleen Anne ... Fernando Jimenez-MolinaCharles Gregory JohnNicholas JohnLaShawna
JohnsonScott Michael JohnsonWilliam R. JohnstonAllison Horstmann
JonesArthur
No One Could Have Planted Bombs in the World Trade Center Without Being Detected, Could They?
brokerage Johnson
and Higgins in March 1997. Johnson and Higgins was the long-time
employer of Prescott Bush Jr, brother to George H. W. Bush.
Although Prescott Jr. no longer worked there, he had spent 33 years
at John ... introduced Hughes Aircraft to Japanese
investors in a deal in which Hughes
Do you know your 80s movie trivia?
(some of the movies were
john hughes, but some of them were not; Indiana jones, Fast times
at ridgemont high, The Neverending story, Back to the future) not
my fault john hughes had a monopoly on movies in the 80s :)
John Hughes died today
WHO THE HELL IS JOHN HUGHESAND WHY AM I THE ONLY ONE WHO CARES WHO
JOHN HUGHES IS
Obama’s Communist Mentor
In the latest Real Clear
Politics poll average, Obama beats Republican John McCain by almost
four percentage points. ... Obama only
says that he had "some modest notoriety once," was "a contemporary
of Richard Wright and Langston Hughes during his years in
Chicago.
