I can't decide because it would have been fun to see how they behave towards each other during school time or even out side of school. BUT there again, unless the script writer and director are any good, sequels normally aren't as good as the first, and there for ruin the whole idea, totally can't decide!

I don't know because I'm having a hard time thinking what it would be about.

I love the way the first one ended so I think that making a second would probably ruin the first one for me

i was going to say yes but then i thought about it and i realized that i dont want to find out what happens next, im happy being blissfully ignorant.

I wud have loved a sequel, but it wudnt av bin as gd as the first on, like Grease 2 wasnt as gd as Grease.
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no i think a sequel wouldn't have worked this movie is a one off classic

Um... A sequel wouldn't have done very well I don't think. But as for my personal preference, yeah, I would like to now what happened after, but I wouldnt' like a movie about it.

How would it work? It's in a day of attention. Not the real world...

99% of the time sequels suck.

I live for that rare 1%!

I think they should have made a sequal showing what happened the day after detention

They might of ruined it.

it's perfect just the way it ended.

No - It would've ruined the greatness of the original.

I would have watched it! The movie isn't called "A Day in Saturday School", and they all left with the same issues, just a better understanding. They could have made a whole movie about the Monday after - the princess with the criminal, the jock with the basketcase, the geek with friends (or were they?)
We'll never know :{

i hate wen they make sequels to films like this. imagin a ferris beuler sequel ... eww. Best left as a stand alone classic.

I would have liked to see a sequal even at the risk that it woulda bombed.

You can't blame me for wanting to know what happens next!!! So I pisked YES! Even thought I know it would've taken away, even though I know its a classic, but the curiosity is overwhelming!

It's one of those movies that really doesn't need a sequel, it stands on its own. There is no need for more!

what would they do?

St. Elmo's Fire can almost be considered a sequel for it. Watch it and you might know what I mean.

i think its perfect the way it is

That would have ruined everything, the movie ended the way it did for a reason. You can't have that whole essay-speech thing at the end and the come back with a sequel and just go "oh, hey, we're back again" not gonna work!

Unique movies cant have good sequels... I dont think the second try would reveal the same feelings and would be as touching as the first one... I am happy they never tried. Breakfast Club remains the example of fantastic realism I have never seen in other movies.

No, they shouldn't. The original is the best.

No, for thou movie shalt sucketh!

Hell no! I wouldn't want it to turn out like greece 2 cuz that ABSOLUTLY SUCKED!!! Becides they would probly make it with different people anyway cuz hollywood likes to be stupid and not use the original people!!!

NEVER!! It would be worse than greece2 and the new beverly hills90210 crap put together!

the movie was left in a good place, but it is hard to decide if i wanted to see what happened on monday when they went back to school or how the couples survived the differences in their cliques

No sequels, no remakes. Just leave it like that.

Its funny beccause in almost evry movie ive evr seen i want them to make another 1 beacuse i want to know wat happens next but this movie ended perfectly so i would absolutly hate it if they remade it or made a sequal so absolutly positivle NOT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I absolutely hate sequels and remakes, regardless of the movie. Nevertheless, making a sequel of this movie would just ruin it for me. I like not knowing what happened on Monday, and at least having the imagination to make up my own version. Nevertheless, a sequel might be interesting, but only to see the 'Brat Pack' together again...

No. I love how it ended because I get to decided what happened on Monday.

Maybe a remake?? They're doing a lot of those these days....

nah, i dont think it could ever live up to the original

sequals always ruin a good movie.

They only reason would be to see " Are we still together on Monday?"

No because it would've been like Grease 2. Different storyline and it would be very unentertaining so no I don't think they should of made a sequel.

No because 80s movies should just be left alone. Look what happened to The Lost Boys.

It depends because I agree with friendsaddict12 it could have gone terribly wrong like grease 2 but then again I would have loved to of found out what happened

I love the movie to death, but a sequel would probably just ruin it. Especially without John Hughes to write and direct it, and the original actors in it.

A sequel planned, actually, but John Hughes didn't get along with Judd Neilson, and Molly Ringwald wanted to break off from the teen genera.

Make it called the lunch club and then the supper club! that would be awesome!