The Brat Pack ( on Disney )

[MrsPelligrinoPetrichor]

Has anyone else seen this, What did you think?

It was great to see all the films/faces again, I really need a re watch. Was it really such a bad thing to be called TBP? It's not like they didn't work again, is it? I just feel Andrew McCarthy came across as exactly what he didn't want to be portrayed as,a brat. Is brat a harsher word than it is in the UK? I just came away thinking 'get over it mate FFS!'

Felt exactly the same. The Emilio Estevez interview was particularly excruciating. He was so determined to keep it short that they didn’t even sit down!

It was awful!

I thought he was going to combust with self importance when the journalist said he wouldn't have done anything differently!

He definitely expected to be told that the journalist had been stewing on the impact of that article for 30 years.

Rob Lowe and Demi Moore were so kind to him. It was painful. I thought the article would be the starting point and then he’d explore that particular point in history and how it changed cinema. Instead it felt like one long therapy session.

I saw on the credits it was based on a book, omg he needs to build a bridge and get over it. Everyone LOVED TBP ffs!

It felt really embarrassing. So many didn't want to take part. They couldn't get them all in a room together. The attempt to take down the journalist. It was all so cringy.

I’ve just started watching it. It’s my era. I loved them all and my nieces are enjoying the films and music now. What is his problem? He’s so intense. Is he the only one that hasn’t worked since I wonder?

I’m gutted about this, as he was my favourite Bratpacker in the 80s - had huge crush on him - and he comes across as desperate and pathetic in the documentary 😓

He's done loads of work since!

I thought it was going to be an upbeat trip down memory lane so disappointed I won’t bother watching