You can babble to me many times you want about how this movie is "amazing", since it is a "turning point in the teenager thematic", and how it subsequently "revolutioned the entire genre". But, as much as I tried, I cannot accept (or even understand) how people think that Breakfast Club can depict adolescents. Brian's final speech claim some individuality, but even with the "transformation", the characters are totally devoid of any kind of personality, the one that is relatable…

Recently, Sofia Coppola and her fondness for lonely people have kept me captivated, and this wouldn't be different with Marie Antoinette.

What really caught my attention was not the aesthetic, a feature so blatantly charmant that mention it is a mere a waste of time - after all, we could not expect less from a movie that depicts the private little world of the dirtiest and most lavish court of Ancién Regime. The great accomplishment of Coppola here was portraying…