How come his boss has a picture of Broderick's wife on his desk?

Flawless victory.

My best friend's sister's boyfriend's brother's girlfriend heard from this guy who knows this kid who's going with the girl who saw Matthew pass out at the 9900 Club last night. I guess it's pretty serious

/My headline was better
//Obligatory

WhoIsWillo: NewportBarGuy: Him, with a wife and kids, skipping out on a day from work with the boys? That could work. In fact, I think there are millions of us who want to see that happen. But, it has to be done in the same way as the movie, kinda like the ad. Get Charlie sheen back, give Jeffery Jones an ankle monitor and keep him away from the kids, you can probably replace the rest of the cast.

If they do it properly, it could be an instant classic and make a boatload of money.

My idea eliminates Jeffery Jones, but has a young, hotshot HR rep trying to track down Ferris. Charlie Sheen shows up in a cameo, as the straight laced, boring husband of Jennifer Gray, who help cover for Ferris when the HR rep comes calling. A significant subplot involves giving Alan Ruck's Cameron some escape from his shrewish wife who is also the first person he ever slept with. But I love the idea of him taking the kids with him, the idea of doing it as a family comedy is really appealing to me.

Naw, you've got it all wrong. In the sequel, Ferris is the uptight dean of students at a university. He's had a string of bad marriages after Sloan left him for Cameron. He makes a young hot shot his pet project and spends a day trying to ruin him.

The young hot shot is played by...

Shia Labeouf

/directed by M. Night Shyamalan.

WhoIsWillo: My idea eliminates Jeffery Jones, but has a young, hotshot HR rep trying to track down Ferris. Charlie Sheen shows up in a cameo, as the straight laced, boring husband of Jennifer Gray, who help cover for Ferris when the HR rep comes calling. A significant subplot involves giving Alan Ruck's Cameron some escape from his shrewish wife who is also the first person he ever slept with. But I love the idea of him taking the kids with him, the idea of doing it as a family comedy is really appealing to me.

I like the idea of them revisiting it 20 years from now where Ferris is living it up in a retirement community, the one who takes advantage of the women to men ratio, but just wants a day outside without having to be chaperoned by an orderly. So he breaks out, goes to a home where Cameron resides because he just doesn't have the will to live anymore and his miserable family never visits, and they make a day of it in whatever sunny city they live in.

Sheen makes a cameo as some crotchety fart who gives the know-it-all old lady a telling to. The old lady that ratted him out to the orderly who, for some reason, is having a helluva time tracking Ferris.

tankjr: Naw, you've got it all wrong. In the sequel, Ferris is the uptight dean of students at a university. He's had a string of bad marriages after Sloan left him for Cameron. He makes a young hot shot his pet project and spends a day trying to ruin him.

Wasn't that Election?

/I know it was in a high school

Yeah, now that John Hughes is dead, time to bend his corpse over the barrell and fark it for all it's worth. Forget that he was ever trying to say anything with his movies, we've got money to make.

Orgasmatron138: Yeah, now that John Hughes is dead, time to bend his corpse over the barrell and fark it for all it's worth. Forget that he was ever trying to say anything with his movies, we've got money to make.

You realize that this man made Home Alone 3, right?

I was hoping he was actually playing Ferris and not himself. Oh well.

tankjr: The young hot shot is played by...

Shia Labeouf

/directed by M. Night Shyamalan.Michael Bay
//soundtrack by Nickelback

Doesn't make me want to buy a Honda CRV.

steve42: My best friend's sister's boyfriend's brother's girlfriend heard from this guy who knows this kid who's going with the girl who saw Matthew pass out at the 9900 Club last night. I guess it's pretty serious

/My headline was better
//Obligatory

I'll give you this one. I like it better, anyway.

jj325: Glad to see it isn't a sequel. I know I'm in the minority, but I hated that movie.

Then why would you care? STOP MAKING SEQUELS TO MOVIES I DON'T LIKE!!!

/no hate like internet hate

Like I'm actually going to believe Matthew Broderick drives a Honda.
Everyone knows he rides his horse everywhere.

udeng01: Doesn't make me want to buy a Honda CRV.

Me neither. He's kind of wooden in the part, and it's nostalgia for nostalgia's sake which falls into pap. Not a great commercial by any means.

tankjr: WhoIsWillo: NewportBarGuy: Him, with a wife and kids, skipping out on a day from work with the boys? That could work. In fact, I think there are millions of us who want to see that happen. But, it has to be done in the same way as the movie, kinda like the ad. Get Charlie sheen back, give Jeffery Jones an ankle monitor and keep him away from the kids, you can probably replace the rest of the cast.

If they do it properly, it could be an instant classic and make a boatload of money.

My idea eliminates Jeffery Jones, but has a young, hotshot HR rep trying to track down Ferris. Charlie Sheen shows up in a cameo, as the straight laced, boring husband of Jennifer Gray, who help cover for Ferris when the HR rep comes calling. A significant subplot involves giving Alan Ruck's Cameron some escape from his shrewish wife who is also the first person he ever slept with. But I love the idea of him taking the kids with him, the idea of doing it as a family comedy is really appealing to me.

Naw, you've got it all wrong. In the sequel, Ferris is the uptight dean of students at a university. He's had a string of bad marriages after Sloan left him for Cameron. He makes a young hot shot his pet project and spends a day trying to ruin him.

The young hot shot is played by...

Shia Labeouf

/directed by M. Night Shyamalan.

What a twist

jj325

Glad to see it isn't a sequel. I know I'm in the minority, but I hated that movie.

well, that's just, like, your opinion, man. wait.....well, bye. dangit.

Pardon my French, but jj325 is so tight that if you stuck a lump of coal up his ass, in two weeks you'd have a diamond.

There it is.

/fine commercial, but ain't buyin' a CRV

netizencain: Add would have been epic had it had the full cast.

I saw the guy in the Wings jersey and was bummed out that it wasn't Cameron.

meh.

nothing good

That ad is Mighty Horse.

Nice touch with the busker playing the clarinet. Although disappointed the parking attendant at the end wasn't the same guy from the film.

Anyone that thinks Hollywood could actually pull off a Ferris Bueller sequel is fooling themselves. It would suck.

Wait wait.... in the thread the other day when the teaser was released, the top like 15 comments were people saying "if this turns out to be an ad, I'll be PISSED".
And now that it turns out to be an ad... everyone is happy about it?

Fark, you confuseth me.

"The Honda CRX. It is so choice. If you have the means, I highly recommend picking one up"

myinternetname: Like I'm actually going to believe Matthew Broderick drives a Honda.
Everyone knows he rides his horse everywhere.

Interesting to have someone who killed 2 people while driving in a car commercial. Next up is Dick Cheney for Smith & Wesson.

indarwinsshadow: udeng01: Doesn't make me want to buy a Honda CRV.

Me neither. He's kind of wooden in the part, and it's nostalgia for nostalgia's sake which falls into pap. Not a great commercial by any means.

It starts out with a clever/paraody vibe where Bueller is calling off from his job as an actor, but then it just goes into what is pretty much a scene by scene remake of the movie with a CRV instead of a Ferrari and I was less than impressed. You need Cameron for it to be any good. Bueller by himself is a bit of an immature ass, the movie only really works because he is putting out a lot of effort to cheer Cameron up.

Pretty good tribute ad. Definitely well-thought out.

As mentioned earlier, if a good script comes up with an adult Ferris doing pretty much the same thing, maybe with his kids, I would actually go see it.

And with all of the original cast--that would be a necessity.

sure haven't: Wait wait.... in the thread the other day when the teaser was released, the top like 15 comments were people saying "if this turns out to be an ad, I'll be PISSED".
And now that it turns out to be an ad... everyone is happy about it?
Fark, you confuseth me.

Me too. Agreeing with you.

Vcook: How come his boss has a picture of Broderick's wife on his desk?

Galloped here to say this

myinternetname: Like I'm actually going to believe Matthew Broderick drives a Honda.
Everyone knows he rides his horse everywhere.

I LOL'ed

/Commercial was amusing, but fails without Cameron
//No remake of FBDO please
///Or a sequel

jj325: Glad to see it isn't a sequel. I know I'm in the minority, but I hated that movie.

I have two friends from high school who walked out of the movie in the theater. You are not alone. Your taste in movies sucks, but you are not alone.

Not in Chicago,,,, Lame.