Ferris Bueller's Day Off

Great movie

I love this movie, it’s so funny! It came in perfect condition, brand new, and with no scratches.

Received well packaged. Good to watch.

Enjoyable

Great! Very pleased. Thanks.

I first saw "Ferris Bueller's Day Off" in 1991, and I've LOVED it ever since. I was so thrilled to see that Paramount was giving this classic film an upgraded DVD Special Edition. Upon seeing it however, I must say that I'm pretty disappointed. The extras, although enjoyable, are sorely lacking what they could and SHOULD be. Most of the film's major stars (and sometimes even minor ones like Kristy Swanson and Richard Edson) provide some updated interviews that are fun to watch. But, the bonus material and interviews featuring Mia Sara are all from 1986! She obviously CAN'T be that busy these days, so doesn't it make sense that an updated interview with her could have been included? Also, the shooting script for this movie contains MANY deleted scenes and dialogue, some of which were a GREAT read and are bound to have been filmed. Ferris going through the house looking for money in some STRANGE places (all while the Pink Floyd tune "Money" was playing), as well as Cameron's dad seeing his 1961 Ferarri being driven through Chicago's streets by the two parking garage employees would have been GREAT to see. However, the ONLY deleted scene we get here is a behind-the-scenes version of the waiter at Chez Qui telling the trio that the food they were eating was pancreas (which of course was referred to later by Ferris in the taxi). No true special edition DVD should be without a deleted scenes section. VERY disappointing. Next, this edition (like the original) does NOT include a theatrical trailer. It's rare for even a bare bones DVD not to include at least one trailer, but nearly UNHEARD of for a special edition! It's bound to still exist, and I can't beleive that it's THAT

When it comes to getting his way, Ferris Bueller is not far short of a force of nature. Smug, self-centered and thoroughly full of himself, he has his parents, his best friend and most of the student body of his high school wrapped around his little finger. One of the few things that frustrates him is that he doesn't have a car—for reasons unexplained his parents gave one to his younger sister, one of two people who don't buy his act for a second. The other is Mr. Rooney, the high school principal determined to catch Ferris out on his latest caper and yet seems not at all equipped to manage it. Make no mistake though, this film is not actually about Ferris but about his best friend Cameron, a repressed teen so sunk in hypochondriacal ennui you wonder why he doesn't just wink out of existence. But Ferris, though his main reason for stirring Cameron out of his slough of despond is in order to secure transportation for the day, is not wholly devoid of altruistic feeling. He puts a fair amount of effort into trying to get Cameron to respond to life, first by running a scam on Mr. Rooney and then…well, that's where the adventure begins.

Good

Ótimo filme, porém a master em blu-ray não adicionaram a dublagem. Filme apenas legendado.

It's been a good many years since I first saw this film, I liked it then and I enjoyed it just as much this time around. The picture quality of the main feature is good, but as with many extras on older films they are of lower resolution/quality. Still, they do add something to the interest value of the disc.

La hemos visto desde que llegó por lo menos 5 veces

Love this film. Cult classic. Quick delivery

Great product for the price and steelbook looks amazing