Robert Downey Jr.s 39-Year-OId Comedy Created A Weird Paradox With A $52 Million John Hughes Movie
A Robert Downey Jr-starring John Hughes movie from way back in 1985 creates a hilarious paradox with one of the director’s other big hits.
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10 Best John Hughes Movies, Ranked
Read more: 10 Best John Hughes Movies, RankedJohn Hughes is known for his 1980s coming-of-age movies, the National Lampoon’s Vacation franchise, and so much more, but what is his best film?
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10 Most Heartbreaking Moments Across All 35 John Hughes Movies
Read more: 10 Most Heartbreaking Moments Across All 35 John Hughes MoviesJohn Hughes had 35 film credits to his name, with most of his movies succeeding in making viewers laugh, smile, and cry, sometimes all at once.
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John Hughes Highest-Grossing Movie Confirms An Incredible Truth About 1 Actor After 35 Years
Read more: John Hughes Highest-Grossing Movie Confirms An Incredible Truth About 1 Actor After 35 YearsJohn Hughes is one of the most successful filmmakers of all time, but the highest-grossing movies in his career are defined by this one actor.
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15 Best Quotes From John Hughes Movies
Read more: 15 Best Quotes From John Hughes MoviesWriter-director John Hughes was known for his 1980s coming-of-age movies that taught important life lessons while being funny and relatable.
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35 Years Later, Heathers Has Been Often Imitated, Never Duplicated
Read more: 35 Years Later, Heathers Has Been Often Imitated, Never DuplicatedHeathers was released in theaters March 31, 1989, capping a decade of teen movies more defined by John Hughes comedies (The Breakfast Club, Ferris Bueller’s Day Off) than wickedly acidic satire. Other high school-centric films in 1989 included Say Anyt…
