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...... The Breakfast Club which hit theaters in 1985 and served as a coming of age film for many served the purpose of challenging social class and stratification. In the film a group of unsuspecting and relatively diverse (although all Caucasian) high school students meet for Saturday detention and proceed to challenge the social clicks of their particular high school by forming bonds through varied and comical communications and actions. When Harry Met Sally which had its film debut in 1989 followed a pair of unlikely romantics through a long friendship that ended in a romantic relationship, surrounding the very modern concept that women and men can never really be friends, without having some inkling of romance in mind for each other. And finally, Youve Got Mail which debuted in 1998 transverses the then relatively new concept of technology based relationships, and how anonymity of the internet can mask reality and (heres the romantic part) end in a union of modern soul mates
Each of the three films represents modern individuals living modern lives in individual worlds. The isolated lives of individuals and the preconceived notions of who and what we are and who and what we want are discussed

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