A truly nice "pop culture" list. The 1980's were truly a _VERY_ magical time for mainstream cinema, to be sure!👍🎥🎬

Thanks for some great movie ideas for the weekend!

Keeping it going!

Love Billy Madison lol. That shirt is awesome too!!!

Good choices

This came out when I was like 12 and I have loved it ever since!

Crazy, the movies in the top 10 highest grossing movies of 1982 probably are not in most peoples memories. Besides like ET, and wrath of Khan, Rocky 3, most would’ve thought Tron, first blood, and fast times would’ve been in it.

Seen them all. And all good

All those 10 movies are great, was a good year for movies huh? my favourite has to be trading places, you can't go wrong with a bit of Eddie Murphy.

Enjoyable…you definitely can see the talent of young actors in this

Never heard of this movie before!

I need to watch this one again. I haven’t seen it since the early 90’s.

Lucky man !

Nice score, buddy! Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! :) We had a great one as well:)

Totally Awesome Root Beer Bottle Collection Bro I Have a Vintage Coke Bottle Collection Along with Some Vintage Blondie & Froot Loops Tin Lunch Set Plus i Have a Jeep as Well Awesome Video Nostalgia Bro 👍👍

If you missed it....good....stay away from it....😊....I saw it....1star

Tron!

There is a problem with these types of lists because they take the overall domestic ticket revenue recorded and assume it was made in the year of the movie was released. When in many cases it wasn't. These lists also ignore re-releases. For example, On Golden Pond was released in December 1981 (ie for Oscar consideration) but made almost all its money in 1982. It made $119 million in ticket sales domestically in 1982 if done correctly it be the number 3 grossing for the 1982 domestic box office. If you counted it as a top release for 1981, you be wrong as it only made $327,000 in 1981. Star Wars New Hope re-release in 1982 would have put it in the top 10. In fact, Officer and Gentleman should be farther down the list because it barely broke $100 million 1982. The rest of the domestic ticket revenue for that movie was made in 1983. In fact, Annie should be pushed out of the top 10 and Chariots of Fire should be the number 10 in domestic ticket revenue in 1982 thanks to its Oscar nominations and wins (released in Sep26, 1981 it barely registered with just $ 2 million for its 3-month run in 1981 vs almost $59 million in 1982). Unlike movies nowadays that are in theatres at most for about 2 months and make most of ticket sales the first few weeks, movies in 1980's and earlier were in theaters for many more months (6+ months would not be unusual) as that was the primary way they could be seen. VHS distribution didn't really start to take off until the late 80's and it would take well over a year before a movie made its way to tape/disc, longer for paid services and years before it be on general TV. Not like today where not a month after movie is released it makes its way to digital if not at the same time as a theater release.

I recently picked up the 40th anniversary E.T.

I'm surprised Fast Times and Rambo didn't make the top 10. Would take those over most listed. If anyone is looking for an E.T. dvd I found one randomly at dollar general for 5 bucks when I went on a Gatorade run. Not sure how I never had that on dvd. I still have my childhood VHS but apparently never upgraded until 2025 LOL.

1982? Well that's mainly 2 movies for me - Conan the Barbarian and Blade Runner :) Cheers

home alone 2 was great as a kid. Being home alone is cool but being alone in New York with dads money would be a kids dream lol Christmas time always reminds me of my grandparents.

Hows the gameplay ?

Just as good as the first

I paid $5 bucks for that alf at a toy show months ago

That is a funny movie

Wow December is flying by ain’t it! I might get decorated by Christmas lol. At least we go our tree up. Love the shirt lol. Watching lots of Christmas movies here as well 🙌 Later, ya filthy animal 👊😁

Currently being remade.

2 of my favorites it sucks you pulled them first though i usually save those for last lol hope you have a great holiday

Christmas vacation has to be one of my top Christmas movies too, So great from start to finish. I never got into Home alone, not entirely sure why, maybe it seemed a bit more of a young kids movie back then as in 1990 I was 19 years old, not sure but it is a classic, no denying that.

Happy holidays!

One of the best

I like John Cougar Mellencamp. Air Supply is a favorite of mine. I have several. I also like Meat Loaf. I was introduced to his music when I was 30 something years old and I like almost all his songs.

That 4 pack is on my pick up list.

I enjoy all kinds of movie history from the 40's on. I grew up watching a lot of stuff my parents liked, that's why I'm interested in movie facts from that far back.

The posters look really good against that wall color.

I don't put confidence in streaming services either. I think I've seen, The Three Amigos. I enjoy them as actors. I haven't seen the rest. I plan on looking them up and watching the trailers.

I like their music too. Thank you for sharing the information about each album, that's interesting information.

Those are all good movies. Pretty kitty! Do you spell his name, Smoosh or Smush?

Yo! You’re taking a break??? I’ve never heard of such a thing! I know I wouldn’t do something like that! Hahahahahahah!😊

Amen, brother, I know how that is:) Priorities:) We ain’t goin nowhere though 🙌 Hope ya had a Happy Thanksgiving, God bless!

Great topic! Those are some of my favorites ⚾️ ‘Yer killin me Smalls’

When I was a kid back in the 90's my parents (I mean Santa) gave me a Powerplay rod Hockey game and my family and friend's played the hell out of that game for many years until it unfortunately broke. About fifteen years ago my dad bought a Gamescraft Table Hockey game from Costco. My family unfortunately didn't play it much....except for my buddies and I. These day's that same table Hockey game belongs to me (my dad wanted to sell it for $100.00 so that he could buy a billiards table, I took up his offer without hesitation).

" the southern oracle " how do i get there "? . " you can't ! It's 10,000 miles away "

Yeah man love those standees. Thanks for giving us the details on them. I got a Commando standee in my 80s room hehe 👊😎

This movie was hilarious. Jim Beluschi and Carrie Fischer were funny supporting cast.

Damn I need a shelf like that

Love that movie

Love this movie, not many folks remember it when I tell them about it. You da man;) 👊😎

I enjoyed this movie a lot! It is a somewhat lighthearted "alien" movie featuring many older actors. Not super serious but enjoyable!