Who else has anger issues towards Cameron in Ferris Bueller's Day Off

Lol, well if it makes you feel any better, the car was just a replica... And supposedly a lousy one at that.

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I was gonna say..... I don’t think it was real. Mind you in the context of the film and why he did it (to actually get his father’s attention and have a real chat about their relationship) one should remember that family > than any material object. I cannot imagine how it would feel if my father cared for a car more than me (and made it obvious). So, no I can’t say I have any negative feelings toward his actions. “Let my Cameron goooooooo.”


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Funny you should post, I just saw it again yesterday.

Never mind Cameron, what about the two yahoos in the parking garage?

Even tho it is a replica, I hate to see cars abused.

I have to leave the room or fast-forward when Christine gets trashed

I am OK though with Vanishing Point because the bad part only lasts a second (and it is a replica as well)

 

I know..................I'm still pissed at Patrick Swayze for screwing Kelly Lynch up against the wall in Road House.

 

Meh. The car was a replica and a pretty bad one. Im actually glad to see it end up where it did.

 

ANYONE who would think that was a "real Ferrari" has clearly never seen the "real Ferrari" model it's supposed to be - even in a photo.

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Seinfeld talks to Matthew Broadrick about the car in one of his latest comedians in cars getting coffee... it was in deed a replica, they had several for the movie.... back then a Cali Spider would have been a $150-$200 k car to use... why they used a McBurnie replica ??? or why not a new TR or something like that..... you would never fit Cameron behind the seats in a real Cali... but I do like Sloan in the movie!!!!

 

Mad at Cameron!! You should be mad at Ferris and the lot attendant. Ferris is a jerk that hurts everyone in his way and does not care about the results. Cameron was the straw that made the car fall out the window but if Ferris didn't pressure him to take the car in the first place it would have never happened. Also if Cameron wasn't so scared of the beating that he was going to get from his father he would not of had the break down.

 

^ All of this. Ferris was the bad guy in the movie. We just didn't know it at the time because we were idiot teenagers.

Too bad Ed Rooney turned out to be the bad guy IRL :-(

 

What?!? Two hours of mindless drinking, brawling, and general redneckery, plus the lovely Ms. Lynch. Classic Swayze, only surpassed by Next of Kin!

OK, back on topic, I'm with the Ferris haters. He's a smart aleck, little twerp who needed a good butt kicking...T

 

They say there's three stages of growing up. 1.) You identify with Ferris. 2.) You identify with Cameron. 3.) You identify with Ed Rooney.

Me, I'm stuck in 2 at 50, and I'm OK with that.