THE GOONIES (1985) TWIN BROTHERS FIRST TIME WATCHING MOVIE REACTION!

The Goonies is an amazing reminder of childhood and the fun you have with your friends, brought back some great memories!
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[@michaelsk77]

This is the only movie where Samwise Gamgee can kiss Thanos’ girlfriend and live to tell the tale.

[@hitmixhyepock9405]

It's the only time Rudy scored off the field, on Cables girlfriend.

[@wilshady775]

That was amazing...😂🤣😂

[@danjohnson2986]

No no no. RUDY kisses THANOS’ girlfriend 🤣🤣🤣

[@alphawolf8437]

Wait.. what?

[@anthonycurby4606]

Rudy Rudy Rudy

[@Mugthraka]

26:35 This was ALL a real and practical set made by the crew. The kids where not allowed on it BEFORE this scene was shot, so that their surprised reactions would be genuine. And it was the best Set ever.

[@justaguy6129]

It's said that Brolin almost ruined the scene by letting out a very audible F bomb.

[@whatareyoulookingat908]

@@justaguy6129 Thought it was Feldman who swore and they had to do another shoot.

[@justaguy6129]

@@whatareyoulookingat908 I don't know for certain. I just read it was Brolin. *Shrug*

[@CossandraCastle]

The Goonies is my serotonin booster. It never fails to put a smile on my face. Josh Brolin has had such a long, incredible career. From The Goonies to No Country for Old Men to Thanos in the Marvel universe. He deserves all the flowers.

[@frankiecamacho8739]

Don't forget Cable in DP2.

[@2apocalypsex]

@@frankiecamacho8739 He was also in Thrashin'

[@inuyashason81]

And he is also in Dune, he will be in part 2 coming up

[@matthewmartinez3907]

He’s aged well hot back then still hot today.

[@CossandraCastle]

@@matthewmartinez3907 he’s so so fine lolol

[@batmanvsjoker7725]

The Goonies is that guilty pleasure movie that you watch just to feel like a little kid again

[@wantutosigh1117]

What's guilty about it?

[@ArkaeaFCL3]

​@@wantutosigh1117 that's what I'm wondering! I don't think there's anything wrong with this movie or getting a nostalgia hit from it. Pretty sure that's why people still watch it!

[@SparkleP8nter]

I'd never even heard of it til college

[@Mugthraka]

You know that part of Stranger Things succes, is because people saw it as The Goonies meets X-files. This movie is THE quentisciential 80's Kids adventure/coming of age movie.

[@graceonfilmsnstuff]

goonies meet ET meet stephen king books

[@stephenmcdonald8474]

FYI, I'm 55. Shorts over sweats was a fashion thing in the 80's. We all wore that in gym class.

[@andreadeamon6419]

80s clothes were so much more comfortable

[@athens_1psvr31]

How many didn’t originally notice the private part joke running throughout the movie? One Eyed Willie. 😂 The creators chuckled like teenage boys every time the kids said it.

[@IChooseJesus9091]

Never even put that together. That's not cool. I still love the movie. But that's not cool.🤨

[@Lethgar_Smith]

Yeah, it's like in Ghostbusters no one gets that juvenile joke about "dont cross the streams"

[@justlive2809]

i don't get it ( i'm french that may be why )

[@Lethgar_Smith]

@@justlive2809 A "one eyed willie" is slang for penis. "So I whipped out my one eyed willie and she nearly fainted."

[@IChooseJesus9091]

@@justlive2809 anatomy jokes. Male anatomy.

[@JHarris533]

Alot of the props for this movie have been sadly lost over the years - The Ship was destroyed as nobody in Hollywood wanted it (Some of the sails and fittings were sold to Disney for the Pirates of Caribbean theme park ride) & Sean Astins mum accidentally binned the map. one item that survived however was One-Eyed Willy's skull - mainly due to the fact it was a real skull.

[@Chrisyt272]

Sean Astin’s mom? Do you mean THE Patty Duke? 😀😂

[@jamesmoore4003]

And some of the props from this were also used in Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom

[@Jas-ii3fp]

Did they explain who the skull was? Since most of the skeletons were real at the time

[@jamesmoore4003]

@@Jas-ii3fp yeah….it’s One-eyed Willie…weren’t you paying attention to the fuckin movie?

[@Jas-ii3fp]

@@jamesmoore4003 I was told by many different things was making sure the fact was straight

[@danjohnson2986]

Chunk telling the fratelli bros about his puke story is gold! 🤣🤣

[@ScarlettM]

"Toy Soldiers" - 80s action thriller with Sean Austin. Bad guys take over a school of rebellious teen boys. Good watch!

[@TimedRevolver]

Also had Wil Wheaton in it. Good movie.

[@Ivy94F]

Oh that was SO good!!! And it reminds me of Taps too!

[@WitchKing813]

Excellent movie, one of my favourites Im always surprised when I mention it how many people have no idea about it lol

[@jean-mi1825]

When one of the kids talks about a giant octopus, at the end, everybody assumes it's a lie... including US... BUT IT'S NIOT... It's actually a deleted scenes deemed to intense for kids. But you can see it in the DVD/BR bonuses.

[@TomVCunningham]

It wasn't that it was too intense, the octopus looked sooo fake. The scene just didn't work.

[@willbacewicz2087]

If I remember right, the octopus was missing from the VHS version, but was still in the televised version.

[@TomVCunningham]

@@willbacewicz2087You are correct sir. When the film was aired on tv, like the Disney Channel for instance, things like swearing and other things had to be edited out, leaving the film too short. So the octopus scene was added back in to fill time.

[@linzzyy]

watched this for the first time when I was 8 & I think I was into my 30s before I learned this lol

[@DanRamosDR]

It was cut so close to the last minute of release that they still had the scene in the video games released at the time for the Atari, Commodore, Apple and PC versions.

[@kaidt5861]

I love this damn movie. So many famous actors. Thanos as the older brother, Samwise Gamgee as the little brother, 80s master Teen Corey Feldman, Waymond Wang from Everything Everywhere All at Once, the criminal son that became the traitor asshole in the first Matrix, and the girl with the glasses that did so much TV.

[@catewright1575]

Martha plimpton is her name and she's amazingly diverse! She's been in great comedies like Raising Hope, serious shows like the Good Wife and on broadway with Tony nominations. I wish more people recognized her bc she really deserves it!

[@ai_insect232]

And she was great in Parenthood!

[@brettv5967]

@@catewright1575 Also great in the horribly underrated Mosquito Coast with Harrison Ford

[@rebeccahopkins9522]

That girl is Martha Plimpton. ❤️👍🏼

[@jeanine6328]

Fun fact! Pirates that worn eye patches didn’t actually wear them due to a missing or damaged eye. They did it because when you go from topside to below deck your eyes take too long to adjust to the darkness. SOOOOOO, they’d wear it on one eye in the light of day in deck, and switched to the patch to the other eye. Because the covered eye was already used to the darkness, it quickly adjusted to the near darkness below deck on a pirate ship. Arrrg, drink hearty me maties.

[@MikkiManson13]

That's a theory for the old association of eyepatches with pirates, not actual historical fact. Normal sailors also were not known to wear eyepatches.

[@timhilton7254]

No, fact. It takes approximately 30 minutes for the human eye to adjust to the dark.

[@Lethgar_Smith]

Also, eye gouging was a thing back then. Men would let grow one of their thumb nails and then sharpen it to a point so that in a fight or if they're attacked they could gouge out a mans' eye with their thumb nail if they could get the upper hand and get on top of them. Men who were prone to getting into drunken fights were often missing an eye.

[@sexysadie2901]

Also, sometimes they were actually one-eyed.

[@sexysadie2901]

@@timhilton7254 That's not what's in dispute.

[@anjiharrell6175]

That cranky old lady (Ann Ramsey) also played in a movie called “Throw Mama from the Train” with Danny DeVito and Billy Crystal. Guess who plays mama? It’s Absolutely hilarious! 🤣 You guys should check it out. ✌🏽❤️ Thanks for the reaction guys. 🤗

[@mynameisnotearl4383]

*ann Ramsey was also in the naked gun 3 the final insult*

[@frankiecamacho8739]

And it's said that she was a total sweetheart in real life.

[@anjiharrell6175]

@@frankiecamacho8739 Awww…really? I hadn’t heard that. May see R.I.P. 🙏🏽

[@LauraSnuggleBear]

I've wanted all my favorite reactors to react to that movie, so far none have. Its one of my faves

[@Jas-ii3fp]

RIP to this actor she was very good

[@missfontella183]

As a mom with a bunch of kids, it makes me happy to see two grown siblings working (and having fun) together. This is my hope, that my kids are always friends.

[@hannahsummerhalder486]

This film is a classic. I was born and raised in Portland, Oregon and I have been to the county jail from the beginning of the film. It (the movie) was filmed in Astoria, Oregon and the Oregon coast. So glad you guys did this movie.

[@MrDirty-if7gc]

I loved living there save for the fact that Astoria is haunted AF, I wasn't a believer until I started working as a night janitor at a couple of the bars. One of the ghost hunter shows was filming while I lived that and the show doesn't do it justice, you know you're being watched.

[@DCKINGVDAGOAT]

@@MrDirty-if7gc wow

[@aquatadevore9335]

@@MrDirty-if7gc ghost adventures with Zak Bagans, I remember watching that episode, and there was, or is some really bad devil cult guy who I think was raised that way by his parents and Astoria is his territory, that's about all I remember, except for the fact that I love Astoria, I live in Southern Oregon and I've been there lots of times and I love the Fred Meyers there

[@serpent6827]

I have never been to Oregon and I would really love to see it some day and this classic movie was the inception of my interest in the state and have been drawn to it ever since. I have also seen pictures of the beautiful landscapes there and some of them remind me of the Upper Penninsula here in Michigan.

[@PhantomFilmAustralia]

I hear a lot of the locals get the shits with tourists taking selfies out front of their houses.

[@McBeelzebub]

It’s not just that the Goonies is such a fun film, it’s practically tailor made for you two!

[@fullmoonprepping4024]

This movie is nothing more than motivated by fun with a morality tale. When some criticize it for being campy or cheesy they have no heart and missed the whole point. Goonies never say die!

[@DAMIENDMILLS]

"He hijacked a tricycle?" I mean, he IS Thanos. And as Thanos said: The hardest choices require the strongest will.

[@PhantomFilmAustralia]

The fact that he hijacked Data's sister's bike makes it even funnier.

[@mikesterling688]

The old woman is also in the 1987 comedy Throw Momma From the Train with Danny Devito & Billy Crystal which is based off of Strangers on a Train(1951), which is a serious movie.

[@tangiecleans312]

The Corey’s were my 80’s…I loved to see either of them in a movie because for some reason I just knew that it would be a good piece of work. Very sad what happened to them. Love the reaction, this is a classic. Thank you for the content.

[@adrianpeart]

License to Drive & The Lost Boys are classics

[@AndieO]

So love this movie... Watched it with my dad every Christmas (our tradition) and before he passed away, my hubby bought me the anniversary set.

[@PhantomFilmAustralia]

You have to watch the director and cast commentary if you haven't seen it. Everyone got together and shared their memories. I was in awe that they assembles all of the key players in the same room. Goonies is a highlight in their legacy, including director Richard Donner.

[@rumham7466]

Always love Goonies. Most 80’s movies. Maybe because I grew up into he 80s and 90’s and it just brings me back to a simpler time. Lol.

[@carlossaraiva8213]

The 80s were most certainly not simplier times. I grew up in the 70s and 80s and i despise most movies made in the 80s. The Goonies is not one of those

[@rumham7466]

@@carlossaraiva8213 I guess it’s subjective. To age, personal experiences etc. But I also definitely think it was better before all this social media stuff. And other things.

[@babysluss68]

coming home from playing out when the " big lights" came on, my kids are in ln xbox alot now where as I was down the park with a skateboard and a very big hill lol, if you wanted to tell your mates something you had to wait till school to tell them.

[@GDS_Michelle]

Fun fact: the parents at the end of the movie were actually the actor’s parents & siblings, except for Josh Brolin & Sean Astin. Jeff Cohen (Chunk) is now a lawyer and his mother and sister were once featured on a tv makeover show called Clean Sweep with Peter Walsh. They had a secret closet in the middle of their living room filled with Jeff’s headshots and Goonies memorabilia, easily worth thousands!!

[@A-small-amount-of-peas]

The Holy grail of 80's kid movies. It's so perfect

[@BigBWolf90]

Here's something touching, the kid who played Chunk & the guy who played Sloth actually did become really good friends

[@batmanvsjoker7725]

I came back after learning that the actor for Data is also the actor for Short Round in Temple of Doom and the husband in Everything Everywhere All At Once

[@Mangolite]

After The Goonies, Data made minor appearances and ultimately semi-retired from Hollywood until Everything Everywhere All At Once. He returned as Waymond Wang and killed everyone with kindness.

[@amandaasbury3688]

If you guys sold octopus shaped soap, the fans would 100% be into that.

[@syl-p6271]

Movies like this made it such a treat to grow up in the 80's. A solid classic. Great reaction, gentlemen.

[@tracyleesmith781]

Ah, kids of the 80s, love it! Nostalgia! This was me & my younger brother's one of favorite movies. 80s was the awesome decade before we were teenagers.

[@Yugioh420]

And the final trap was to set the ship to sail. I would assume, believing it would crash into the cave wall sinking the ship and taking all the treasure with them to the bottom of the cove killing the thieves at the same time. But since the cave in was cleared... just in time. It sails off into the sunset

[@Wezt334]

And when they grew up Mikey got a little rounder and went for a long walk up a mountain while Chunk got a lot thinner and used his talent for lying to become what all liars dream of…a lawyer, Mouth became a vampire hunter, Data became a stunt coordinator for the X-Men, Stef would pretend to have babies in the Good Wife, Brad would snap his fingers and destroy half the life in the universe and Andy did what most beautiful high school cheerleaders do and faded into obscurity.

[@JoeMama410]

Stef was a teen mother living with her grandma and granddaughter in Natesville.

[@josephlim8061]

This film is a classic!

[@gggooding]

After Thanos takes Data's little sister off the bike...when she starts stomping in a circle...I don't know why really but she makes me cackle with delight every time.

[@shawty7303]

Good review. This is in my top 5 favorite childhood movies. Very quotable just like the princess bride 👏

[@dishingwithdez]

The Goonies is like the little brother to The Breakfast Club. They just go together

[@namco003]

TRIVIA? So, this was Directed by Richard Donner, who also directed Superman(1978). So, that's why when Sloth rips open his shirt, he has the Superman 'S' logo. Also, definitely watch this with the video commentary. The whole cast, including the director are on it. Commentary was recorded prior to Lord of the Rings first movie release, but you can hear the cast making references to it.

[@Lucas-Stl]

Fun Fact: The inspiration behind this movie, a legend about a ship wreck along the Oregon coast through folklore, was recently discovered along the Oregon coast.

[@RaptorNX01]

just looked that up. thats really interesting. I also love that it was the film that inspired one of the guys to start looking for the ship.

[@jimtatro6550]

This movie was great when it came out, but considering it has Thanos, Samwise, Short Round and Edgar Frog in it, it’s even better.🤣👍

[@goldenageofdinosaurs7192]

All the heroes! Cable’s in there too!

[@danjohnson2986]

Well said

[@0okamino]

And that rat bastard Cypher.

[@1x4]

@@goldenageofdinosaurs7192 Thanos = Cable

[@trivonnereid8877]

raphael from tmnt

[@kickingnscreaming9120]

FUN FACT: Mikey played Bob in season 2 of Stranger Things.

[@moonfisher]

I saw this in the theater when I was 7, and it REALLY shaped my imaginative play going forward. I was pirate obsessed, read all the pirate books, drew maps, etc. So much fun!

[@PhantomFilmAustralia]

"Look! There in the back!" "It's a gorilla!" "It's a bear!" "No, it's Supersloth!"

[@SpaceEmperorGenos]

I'm not even 18 yet but movies like The Goonies and E.T are my childhood.

[@ohbooyourselves]

Same and I'm about to be 19 😂

[@howardbalaban7051]

I'm 42. And I'm happy to see movies like E.T. and The Goonies are properly being passed to the next generation. The capture everything childhood should be.

[@andreadeamon6419]

@@howardbalaban7051 I'm 55 and i agree. I seen this in the theater with my friend that just recently passed away

[@charleslee8313]

That baseball card that he found would have saved their homes. When I first saw this in theaters (I was nine years old), every guy was going "Keep the card!" Richard Donner -- the director of this movie -- directed Superman, and since both movies were done by Warner Bros, there was no legal issue when it came to the music in that one scene. In the director's cut, just before the kids get to the ship, they encounter an octopus, and Data kills it off with one of his gadgets. But this is not in the theatrical release, so the line about the octopus threw us off.

[@Lenkic13]

Remember the days when they did novelisations of films? This film has the best novelisation of all time. It's all told in the 2nd Person from Mikey's perspective. Then there's a whole Chapter called "Chunk's Story" where it is told in Chunk's perspective. It's well worth getting if you can find it!.

[@Colin-bowser]

Fun fact: brand is played by josh brolin . He later plays as thanos in infinity war and endgame, and cable in Deadpool 2

[@selkirk57]

I think that Anne Ramsey did a great job as the evil mom. Another fun film with her playing a similar character is 'Throw Momma From The Train'. One guess as to who plays Momma!

[@laticiadavis8627]

Love this movie this is one of my family favorites. I love the fact that chunk,befriended and accepted sloth as is. Data and his father was just alike. Sloth was the original cone head(characters from SNL.).

[@rumham7466]

Also not many people seem to know that Mikey here is the guy who played Bob in Stranger Things.

[@TheHockeywitch]

You're right! I always hope, if anything, people would recognize that Mikey is Samewise Gamgee from Lord of the Rings, an epic trilogy. I don't know if the twins have seen LOTR though.

[@trivonnereid8877]

raphael

[@jacksonmayhew3708]

One third of the holy trinity of 80’s kids movies. Goonies, Gremlins and ET.

[@RyneMurray23]

The beginning of the movie when the chase is going through all of the main characters lives is really cool. I laugh my ass off everytime I see Chunk crush his smoothie and his piece of pizza 😂🤣🤣

[@Adrianne519]

Yes, it was a great way to introduce them and get the vibe from all of them, of course Chunk is the only one that actually acknowledges the chase.

[@LuckyNemo03]

How you guys always bring the energy astounds me. It’s always a riot bros. ✌️

[@melissaisloud7404]

You should do a video with your parents if possible. They need to explain to this community how they neglected your classic film exposure. Then they themselves should subscribe to the Ocotkrool channel so that they can build their own film knowledge vicariously through y’all! Glad you did this one. It’s so much fun.

[@alexspindler1]

One of my favorite movies and probably the only one i can think of that nails that chaotic nature of kids together. Talking over each other, strange little jokes, and been mean and caring at the same time felt real when i was a kid watching it and real as an adult enjoying every rewatch. So glad you enjoyed it!

[@wilshady775]

Seriously one of the best movies ever. 🎬 So many quotables...

[@andreshernandez1180]

Back in the 80's Thanos could be easily defeated by Samwise Gamgee, Edgar Frog and Short Round.

[@rebeccahopkins9522]

Ugh, this is my childhood. 😩 Brought a tear to my eye watching you guys watch it for the first time, as I remembered watching it (over and over on vhs tape 😂) so many years ago now. Long Live Sloth. He is truly the best of us ❤️

[@semperpieeatordie6990]

This movie was my childhood go to!

[@jessejleafty]

shorts over the sweats was our style in the 80s. Especially in PE class. Our standard uniform for PE class for both boys and girls was Tshirt plus really short shorts. Looked great on the girls but not so much on us guys.

[@lornbaker1083]

That's Because back then Unless you were already super jacked you looked like a fool. If you were super jacked it looked pretty good on you. This is why me and everyone else who was not. Switched over to just the long sweat shorts that reached to our knees.

[@kellypierce81]

When Samwise Gamgee & Thanos are in the film, you know you're onto a winner! Goonies, Labyrinth & Willow were my favorite films as a kid

[@valogden]

My sons watched these movies over and over growing up.

[@bobbybaratheon4647]

don't forget Ralph Cifaretto from The Sopranos

[@michaeljohnson8235]

I remember as a kid with my cousins we all went to the drive in movie theater to watch this.. Great times for a great movie!

[@christopherbrown6049]

AWSOME memory 😁😀

[@jefelix2010]

I recommend watching Lupin III: The Castle of Cagliostro. It's a perfect way to get into Lupin III.

[@jessharvell1022]

would love to see someone react to cagliostro, it's probably the only miyazaki movie that wouldn't get a copyright strike.

[@barbb721]

Love it! I voted for Weird Science because I knew the Goonies would need no help from me, lol. ✌

[@divinediva_]

Notification of Goonies! Yay a classic from my childhood. (Yes I'm dating myself.) Saves to watch later.😊 Edit: Couldn't wait!

[@DAMIENDMILLS]

The only reason Mouth learned Spanish is because he ran out of things to say in English and he loves to hear himself talk.

[@isaacgarcia771]

The Goonies is kinda special to me because I lived in a small Oregon town as a young kid back in the 80's, I even rocked the denim outfit like Mikey! LoL

[@dylandaly2002]

When you realize Samwise Gamgee and Thanos were brothers 😂 one of my all time favorite 80’s films

[@Kuro-Mori]

Nice, my Mom was just in Astoria, and went to the goonies museum, and also went to cannon beach. It is one town I would love to live in.

[@williamsummerson1204]

HEY YOU GUYS!!!. One of my childhood favorites.

[@kimtalley4496]

I have loved this movie since I was a kid.

[@marlarogers9304]

Probably the best kid movie ever!

[@Tr0nzoid]

"How does he know a drug dealer's fashion?" Maybe from watching "Miami Vice," which made them all look stylish and cool. The only time I wore shorts over sweatpants was when it was required to wear the P.E. uniform of shorts and a t-shirt. This was when shorts were really "short." If it was cool enough we would wear pants but the whole uniform was still required.

[@Brazbit]

I was always curious what a couple modern day 12-year-olds would make of seeing the Goonies for the first time today. I think you two nailed it. 🤣

[@PhantomFilmAustralia]

Director, Richard Donner made a cameo as one of the two cops on the quadbikes on the beach at the end of the film.

[@alisonarias978]

The first time The Goonies see the ship is the first time the actors have see the it, Steven Spielberg wanted to catch a real reaction on screen

[@owenjenkins_]

reaction hasnt even started and still crack me up, you guys are fucking awesome

[@natasha73176]

Clicked here uber fast.....GOONIES BABY!!!!!!

[@Cerridwen7777]

Jeff Cohen was a comedic genius in this, its a shame he didn't do more in HW.

[@howardbalaban7051]

Isn't he a lawyer for people in Hollywood now? (And it's sort of funny how he's probably in the "best shape" of almost all the cast today.)

[@trivonnereid8877]

@@howardbalaban7051 agent ya mean

[@marleinasmom]

​@@trivonnereid8877 No, lawyer.

[@sdhartley74]

it's kinda weird for me to think of Josh Brolin being as old as he is.... I still picture him like this!

[@frankiecamacho8739]

This movie is my childhood. I even have a Goonies tshirt with the One-Eyed Willy skull on it.

[@ulricaandrae4381]

Yes! ”The Lost Boys” and ”Toy Soldiers” next, please 😃

[@APixieNinja]

"The training wheels! He's not training anymore!"... 😂🤣

[@confucius12012]

I think you guys might of missed this since you didn't mention it before I "cut out" early on this video(sorry,lol). But Josh Brolin(No Country for Old Men) plays the older brother in this film.

[@matt1839]

He also played cable in deadpool 2

[@peaceisnature]

Fun fact, the reaction from the kids are real as it was the first time they saw the ship!

[@lornbaker1083]

Everyone had a role. They were all a team. They had a great quest before them. From a certain viewpoint the Movie the goonies feels like d n d in real life. These are the sort of adventures that kids will always dream of having. No matter The age we live in. I'm just glad that even as an adult. I have never lost this spirit. For I am a goonie. And we never say die.

[@shainewhite2781]

One of the funniest adventure comedy films ever made. RIP, Richard Donner, for making this movie happen. From Executive Producer Steven Spielberg, The Goonies. Also I highly recommend the Predator Prequel PREY, taking place in the 1700's, where a young warrior must fight off the extraterrestrial hunter in the Comanche Nation. Now available on Hulu.

[@shainewhite2781]

@@AsylumSaint No. Lol!!

[@mynameisnotearl4383]

*prey was fun, better than expected*

[@nealwhaley63]

Visiting the Oregon coast gives an extra kick to this film. I recommend both highly.

[@JJnuggetDoe]

Goodies is such a huge part of my childhood! I wanted to be a Goonie so bad lol! Classic movie ❤️

[@phineaspepper3530]

One of my favorite movies as a kid.

[@tree6787]

This movie is my childhood 🥰❤🥰❤

[@franciscomendez4653]

The commentary with the cast when they're older is really awesome

[@darkmelodies2694]

I don't know if you guys have watched it yet, and if you have I've missed it, but a good movie to watch in the same vein as this is "The Lost Boys" (1987) directed by Joel Schumacher.

[@jimmyzee7040]

Joe Pantoliano from The SOPRANOS as Francis Fratelli, John Matuszak NFL Player with the Oakland Raiders back in the day as Sloth, Sean Astin from Lord of the Rings as Mikey, Josh Brolin Thanos among other things as Brand Walsh, Ke Huy Quan from Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom as Data,

[@SHELLIEMARIE]

Stillllll waiting for Chris to do the truffle shuffle !😂

[@marcusw.bryant4857]

26:18 Josh Brolin's character shouted "Geronimo!" LMAO XD

[@-NiamhWitch-]

This movie is big-time nostalgia for me. Love it so much

[@danielcervera8010]

The goonies is one of my favorite movies growing up, good music good cast and funny scenes all qualities of a good movie and watching the two of you reacting to a good movie it was really enjoyable. If you’re looking for a good funny movie, I recommend watching kangaroo Jack. this movie is funny good plot and family friendly, I think the two of you would enjoy watching kangaroo Jack.

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The cool part of production was the pirate ship. When the kids landed in the pool, after the slide, that was the first time they saw the ship. They wanted a genuine reaction to them seeing it.

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Who knew that years later that same kid would be eaten by a demagorgen.