I don’t care how old I get, I absolutely love to watch Ferris Bueller’s Day Off. It just never gets old. It always makes me laugh and smile, and what more could you want on a day you don’t feel like getting out of bed?!

There are some great young stars in this flick too..

Matthew Broderick, of course, plays Ferris, the kid that all the kids know and love–with the exception of his sister, Jeanie, played by Jennifer Gray (Dirty Dancing). Ferris’ girlfriend, Sloane, is played by the lovely Mia Sara (Legend), and his befuddled  and tormented best friend, Cameron is played by the amazing Alan Ruck (Spin City).  You’ll also see a young Charlie Sheen in the movie, whose role as a drugged out misfit rebel is quite small, but memorable.

And then there’s his principal, who’s out to prove that Ferris is indeed playing hooky, rather than hacking up internal organs at home, as he would have his parents believe; and he goes to great lengths–and pains–to catch Ferris in his big lie. Only Ferris’ sister wants to catch Ferris more, because she’s tired of his tricks and his ability fool his parents and get away with anything he wants.

It’s impossible to explain everything that’s in this movie. So here’s a short trailer I found online that will do a better job.

You might also be interested in some great trivia about the flick posted at IMDB. Some great tidbits there! And FYI, the parade scene was filmed during an actual annual parade in Chicago, and it includes dancers doing a great reproduction of the moves in Michael Jackson’s Thriller video.

If you haven’t seen this movie, well, you just don’t know what you’re missing! And if you have seen it, isn’t it time you re-watched Ferris Bueller?

Bueller? Bueller?

Anyone?