Episode 474 - Ferris Bueller's Day Off (PREVIEW)

We Hate Movies

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Tv & Film, Comedy

4.7 • 4.9K Ratings

🗓️ 13 March 2020

⏱️ 5 minutes

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On this month's patron-requested episode of We Love Movies, the gang fondly looks back at John Hughes' Shermer-to-Chicago hangover movie gem, Ferris Bueller's Day Off! How quickly should Ed Rooney have been—WHOA THERE! This episode is for subscribers only! To access the full episode, along with hours and hours of exclusive episodes across multiple shows, head over to our Patreon page and sign up today!

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0:00.0	But I've always
0:16.0	flabbergasted at the overstepping of Ed Rooney in this movie.
0:24.0	Yes, dude, who takes his job way too fucking seriously and like should be in jail.
0:31.0	Yes, no business being a school administrator.
0:34.0	He screams divorced.
0:37.0	Oh, sure.
0:38.0	Like it's incredible.
0:40.0	High school sweetheart.
0:42.0	Maybe that's also why he resents Fairview.
0:44.0	And you know, you went to this high school.
0:48.0	Oh, for sure.
0:49.0	You know what I mean?
0:50.0	It's a second time around.
0:51.0	It's that kind of a situation he lives in like a Kirk Van Houghton apartment complex.
0:57.0	There's like a Chicago suburb of that.
1:00.0	My big deal down at the school.
1:02.0	What was his, what was his self-published out?
1:06.0	Can I borrow a fee?
1:07.0	Yes.
1:08.0	I could just picture Ed Rooney on a cover.
1:10.0	I think similar.
1:12.0	But it's also beginning to borrow a feeling.
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