In the Hulu documentary "Brats," Andrew McCarthy, once reluctant to embrace the Brat Pack label, reconnects with fellow '80s stars like Demi Moore and Emilio Estevez to reflect on their shared history. McCarthy's journey involves reaching out after decades of silence, revealing the impact of a 1985 New York Magazine article that coined the term "Brat Pack." Contrary to popular belief, the members did not socialize, especially post-article. McCarthy's raw conversations with Estevez, Rob Lowe, Ally Sheedy, and Moore explore their evolving feelings towards their shared past, ultimately leading to an appreciation of their role as icons of a generation. Despite initial discomfort, McCarthy now accepts the enduring legacy of the Brat Pack and looks back on their experiences with gratitude and pride. Through "Brats," viewers witness an introspective journey of self-discovery and acceptance from Hollywood icons of yesteryear.