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Life Moves Pretty Fast: The 15 Best Ferris Bueller Moments To Celebrate Its 25th Anniversary By Eric Eisenberg published 10 June 11
Why John Hughes Will Always Matter By CB Staff published 7 August 09 Yesterday we lost John Hughes and the world will never be the same again. John Hughes was more than just another Hollywood filmmaker, he was the voice of an entire generation. John Hughes mattered
