THE GOONIES (1985) was heartfelt fun! - Movie Reaction - FIRST TIME WATCHING

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Some of the most charming character dynamics I have ever seen
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Starring:
Sean Astin, Josh Brolin, Jeff Cohen, Corey Feldman, Kerri Green, Martha Plimpton, Ke Huy Quan, John Matuszak, and Robert Davi
Written by:
Steven Spielberg and Chris Columbus
Directed by:
Richard Donner

[@RolyPolyOllieReactions]

What a fun movie! I LOVED the character dynamics in this film and the overlapping craziness of the dialogue was something truly wonderful as that would definitely be how boys their age talk. Richard Donner once again shines as a director as well ensuring that his simple camera work captures everything and more in frame. What a fun adventure! Goonies never say die! Thanks for watching! Have a great day! :)

[@jbjones07]

If you haven't watched them yet, try "The Omen" (a horror movie, very different from Goonies, Lethal Weapon and Superman), and "Scrooged."

[@KuniiMatsu]

The ship was a real set, the kids weren't allowed to see it until it was time to film the scene. They were backed into the water and told to turn around, those are their real first reactions. Except Josh Brolin who needed to redo the scene because he turned around and screamed "holy shit!".🤣

[@RolyPolyOllieReactions]

@@jbjones07 I have reacted to all of those on the channel besides the Omen :)

[@MrParkerman6]

Oy! Thanking Directors is cool and all, but don't forget about Screenwriters!!!!! They never get enough Credit here in America. For some reason Directors get all the glory, when it is the SCREENWRITER that creates all the characters and situations, not the director.

[@jobertdumale872]

@@RolyPolyOllieReactions please react to encino man 1992🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@wrorchestra1]

For those of us who grew up with this in the 80's, "Hey you guys!" was up there with "Who you gonna call?" and "I am your Father" for famous lines.

[@spaceshiplewis]

Sean Astin always has the best speeches. He'll always be a household name.

[@babs3241]

Ke Huy Quan just got back into acting in Everything Everywhere All At Once as Michelle Yeoh's husband. This movie and Stand By Me were my friends' go-to movies for Friday night videos. I can't watch it without feeling nostalgic. :D

[@kimtalley4496]

Fun fact their reaction seeing the pirate ship was genuine because Steven Spielberg didn't let them see it until that very moment cause he wanted a genuine response.

[@zeth4851]

I remember reading, that the ship got destroyed after the filming. They couldn't find anybody that wanted to own it. They couldn't even give it away. I always found that so sad.

[@kimtalley4496]

@@zeth4851 Well that sucks cause it was a great ship.

[@MrParkerman6]

....except you left out they used the second take because the kids kept cussing. Why does everyone always leave this part out? So it is only SEMI-Geniune!

[@kimtalley4496]

@@MrParkerman6 well in my case I wasn't aware of them cussing after they saw the ship.

[@michellepeters7066]

I suggest "*batteries not included" from 1987!

[@ryansullivan4298]

Yes that and "Innerspace".

[@ericjanssen394]

If we have DVD-kids who are 80’s-Spielberg sentimental for Batteries, Innerspace, and, lord help us, the Goonies, I can only imagine what they’d make of 1985’s Young Sherlock Holmes.

[@boyce919]

Yes!!! Love that movie!

[@FrancisXLord]

The film referenced by the police officer on the phone was Gremlins (1984). A recent hit, from the year before, also produced by Spielberg. A number of scenes in The Goonies were filmed by Spielberg as an un-credited First Assistant Director. One scene was the pipe scene. He prepared Corey Feldman (Mouth) by whispering in his ear just before the take that he was going to meet Michael Jackson - his idol. Next he shouted roll and the camera pushed in for an extreme close up of Feldman shouting, 'Pump pressure!' That's the take they used.

[@MrParkerman6]

Because both The Goonies and Gremlins were written by Chris Columbus!!!! So that line has nothing to do with Spielberg.

[@FrancisXLord]

@@MrParkerman6 You mean it was also a Columbus/Spielberg collaboration. Granted. Not sure how you can say it has nothing to do with Spielberg though, that's like saying Spielberg has nothing to do with either film.

[@bucksky619]

Sean Astin is definitely a household name. Goonies, Rudy, Lord Of The Rings, Stranger Things. So many iconic, nostalgic roles

[@briandrumgold642]

I totally agree

[@Mangolite]

Jonathan Ke Huy Quan, now known only as Ke Huy Quan, who played Data was also Short Round in Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom, had made a significant comeback in the new A24 film Everything Everywhere All At Once and still killing it.

[@LordVolkov]

The Fratellis (Robert Davi, Joe Pantoliano, and Anne Ramsey) are such fun villains. Their scenes with Chunk are so great. I've been a fan of all 3 ever since I was a kid. For more of Anne Ramsey - Throw Mama From The Train And of course, I'm a huge fan of every kid actor to come out of Goonies. None more so than Sean Astin. Damn can that boy deliver an emotional speech 😢

[@totomomo18]

You should see Flight of the navigator 1986 a better kid adventure movie.

[@mielthesquid6536]

The dialogues overlaping is what makes the kid interactions so realistic. Glad you liked it.

[@moonfisher]

Between this movie, reading Treasure Island, and riding Pirates of the Caribbean at Disneyland, I was utterly OBSESSED with pirates as a little girl and kinda still am. Our main family bathroom is pirate themed lol

[@MrParkerman6]

It's funny that you mention the Walsh dad feeling very powerful when ripping up the foreclosure papers- cuz there is a deleted scene\blooper where the actor has a VERY hard time tearing up the papers!

[@CharlieSoze]

Come on, Sean Astin was Samwise Gamgee, arguably the main character of The Lord of the Rings trilogy, which has made around $3 billion to date. Yeah, he wasn't Thanos but he's fine... and he was also Rudy. Why is no one reacting to Rudy?

[@highheartwellness]

Great reaction! The Goonies will always be one of my favorite movies. Like you mention, the cast interacted so well with each other. Love the point you make about over-lapping dialogue 39:58 - this movie has so much of it, and it really adds to the excitement. Consider watching the 80's movie Clue (based off the board game) with Tim Curry, Madeline Kahn and Christopher Lloyd, the dialogue is excellent in that movie too and has lots of good overlapping moments.

[@alrokx13]

One of my favorite. Was 11 when this dropped. Mad crush on Andy, funny ended up married to a Red head. Now our son loves this flick for many years and he is 10

[@moonlitegram]

Same. I remember renting this, Summer Rental and Lucas more than once just cuz I had it bad for her back in the day.

[@The_Dudester]

11:05 Who is that guy? That is John (the TOOZ!!) Matuszak, a onetime, very much feared defensive lineman for the Oakland Raiders (coached by legendary coach John Madden, the Raiders were the bad boys of the NFL). Later became an actor and died a few years after this movie from a drug overdose.

[@brownstarslots]

RIP Tooz

[@BigGator5]

The Fratellis are loosely based off Ma Barker and the Barker-Karpis gang during the "public enemy era" of America crime history. While Ma Barker's leadership is in dispute, she was definitely an accomplish to the gang's many robberies and murders. Ma Barker and the gang met their end in a house off Lake Weir in Florida. You should read more about them. Fun Fact: One Eyed Willie's ship, The Inferno, was 105 feet long and took 2-1/2 months to construct. It was modeled after Errol Flynn's ship in The Sea Hawk (1940). The sails required more than 7,000 square feet of material, the largest measured 30ft by 60ft. Some of the ship's rigging was recycled for the Pirates of the Caribbean ship at Disneyland, which was being renovated at the time. Heartbreaking Fact: According to Sean Astin, he was allowed to keep the treasure map used in the film. Several years later his mother (and actress) Patty Duke discovered it, thought it was just a crinkled piece of paper, and threw it in the bin.

[@CassandrashadowcassMorrison]

Sean Astin went on to STRANGER THINGS after LOTR, his dad was John Astin (Gomes Addams from The Addams Family TV series in the 1960s and his mom won her best supporting actress Oscar for THE MIRACLE WORKER (she played the young Helen Keller) in 1962 which made her the youngest actress (UP TO THAT TIME) to win such a prestigious award. So, Sean is doing all right. (He's currently worth ten million dollars so he can afford to hire people to cry for him if he feels down). As for Josh's dad (James Brolin) his career is also quite respectable (two Golden Globes and an Emmy). Check him out in THE CAR from 1977.

[@MrParkerman6]

*Step-Dad

[@megankumamoto3645]

john astin is the birth father of actor mackenzie astin and son of patty duke and half brother of sean astin

[@bryanCJC2105]

This is probably one of the best of the adolescent adventure genre (although it's more than just "kids"). It's up there with "Stand By Me". Growing up with movies like this made going to the movies an event. This movie came out in June, just as summer vacation was beginning. Back to the Future came out in July. Weird Science came out in August. These movies just super charged our imaginations. Going to the movies was a lot of fun.

[@0okamino]

As kids, when my friends and I pretended to be the Goonies, it felt less like just pretending, and much more like really being. I’m proud to still be a Goonie at heart. They’ll always be good enough 4 me. ☠️

[@NZBigfoot]

Yeah for me it was, neighborhood kids of various ages, afterschool bike riding and mischief far and wide, fort building and exploration in the large local forested park at one end of the street, coast and beach with ruined WW2 gun emplacements only a short distance down the road, relatively isolate area. Just no crime gangs, pirate ships or booty traps... couldnt be perfect, although our area was also a mix of very rich and lower income families... but childhood in the 80's was fun.

[@johncartermusic5777]

Data walked so Kim Possible could run. One of my favorite movies as a kid. Loved this reaction.

[@sagittarius420cheefie]

Harry and the Henderson's is a classic. Curly Sue was heartfelt, and there's a really quick cameo of a star who wasn't famous back then.

[@kimtalley4496]

I've loved this movie since I was a kid but it wasn't until a few years ago that I realized that mouth is wearing a purple rain T-shirt.

[@zeth4851]

If you're a fan of The Goonies, I can highly recomend watching "The Goonies Reunite for Virtual Fundraiser ( No Kid Hungry) Full Livestream", right here on KZbin. All the actors reunite, and do a live table read of the entire movie. Its so much fun.

[@brittyn]

Agreed! I especially loved Chunk’s confession 😂

[@jonc2648]

If you’re ever in Astoria, you can see the getaway jeep sitting outside the courthouse, and up until recently you were able to drive by the Goonies house ( though now the street is blocked off I think).

[@valogden]

This movie, Adventures in Babysitting and The Sandlot we're my boys favorite movies during their Jr high school years and probably beyond. They watched them all often.

[@MrParkerman6]

You're killing me, Smalls!

[@CChissel]

My favorite childhood movie when I was a kid, my friends and I were always quoting it and people thought we were some troubled little kids running around town.

[@gobucs3146]

You needed to have watched that movie in the era as a kid. I don’t think it has the same effect otherwise. Definitely nostalgic. Every kid wanted to go on an “adventure” after watching that. And we were pretty much allowed because they world wasn’t as crazy as it is today.

[@magic8ball1982]

There are laws in place when it comes to the recovery of historical artifacts. Generally speaking, whoever finds it is not allowed to keep it, but they often are awarded a finder's fee, which is usually a percentage of the value of the recovered items. In this case, the ship itself would earn them a decent amount of money and after taking into account the "treasure", skeletons, weapons, clothing and anything else aboard the ship, not to mention the value of all the stuff they found while getting there, their families would certainly be set for a few years.

[@nicholasborkowski3589]

Sean will always be a big name for me. Samwise was the greatest hero of all time.

[@kimtalley4496]

The reference of multiplying when you throw water on them is Grimlins. Which if I'm not mistaken I think that was Corey Feldman's 1st movie.

[@LordVolkov]

And also produced by Spielberg

[@toodlescae]

Monster Squad is a similar movie but with Universal Classic Monsters. Sean Astin has always been awesome at delivering fantastic lines. The cop Chunk was talking to was referencing the movie *Gremlins* with the multiply with water line. It's such a crime that after spending all that time building that pirate ship that it ended up being scrapped because no one wanted it back then.

[@MrParkerman6]

4:50 Not sure if you were aware, but that was Corey's impression of Curly of the three Stooges, The writer also imitates him with his brother imitating Moe in "Stand By Me" if you recall!

[@SubKween]

Kids movies were definitely a different breed in the eighties. Me and my siblings saw this in the theaters when we were kids. We liked it so much we begged to see it again for the second showing.

[@randeecarreno4289]

Great reaction! 😊 This was one of my favorite movies growing up in the 80s. And I still enjoy watching it. 4:11 "License to Drive" is a really good movie. Another on of my favorite Corey Feldman movies. Glad you just watched it. I remember when I first heard about Josh Brolin being casted as Thanos in the Marvel movies, I immediately thought of this movie. Another great Josh Brolin movie is "Labor Day". Looking forward to your next reaction. 😊 Also, a teaser trailer for season 5 of "Cobra Kai" dropped last night on the Netflix KZbin channel. Looking forward to your reaction to that as well.

[@andreadeamon6419]

Now you need to watch Lucas. You'll love who all is in that one also. It's one of my favorites and i named my son Lucas. He goes by Luke though

[@moonlitegram]

Underrated film. Really loved that movie growing up. It's kind of hard to find now. It doesn't stream anywhere and it only seems to be available to buy used on ebay etc. Not sure why. Maybe because of all the allegations surrounding it with Corey Haim getting abused on the set of it?

[@MrBigPicture835]

" creatures that multiply when you throw water on them" is a reference to "Gremlins", another Steven Spielberg production.

[@Shilohpreston]

This was Josh Brolin's first role, but he lied in his casting CV, so there's no "Introducing" with his name on screen. Corey Feldman got role of Mouth thanks to his role of Tommy Jarvis in "Friday The 13th Pat IV: The Final Chapter". The scene with octopus was shot, but it was cut in editing. There is still gossip about the sequel even though Ann Ramsey is dead for long time. Josh Brolin and Corey Feldman are still keen on shot this project. Another great film from Richard Donner is 1976 "The Omen" starring Gregory Peck, Lee Remick and David Warner. It's a cursed film and I'm not joking. Many people died soon after making this movie, got hurt or nearly Died while shooting this movie (like Donner who was taken as a hostage by IRA), stuntman who was bitten by a dog or special effect guy who died almost like one of the characters in "The Omen". Anyway, one of the best classic horror movies of all time.

[@quirkypurple]

Thanks for all this trivia.

[@peaceisnature]

My favourite bit of trivia is that the kids reaction to seeing the ship is genuine as they were seeing it for the first time =)

[@jessquinn6106]

The actor that played Troy actually came out of the closet a couple of years ago. Oh and if no one posted this yet. The kids expressions when they saw the pirate ship for the first time was their actual expressions. They were not allowed to see the set till they came up from the water. A real full size pirate ship was built. What I loved most when I first saw this film was that it was a fun filled adventure, like any kid/teen would dream to go on.

[@david4883]

Good point with the first scene in the jail. I remember the first time I saw this, I was young enough that I didn’t even know what the guy was doing hanging there. Like I didn’t even know what suicide was. It wasn’t real but still an odd choice for the age range, like you said

[@shsrpr]

There's lots of things in this movie that you wouldn't find in a normal "kid's" movie, and I think that opening scene is intended to let parents know up front that this actually isn't a movie aimed at kids. It's aimed at teenagers or older, it just has some kids in it. I believe the intention of the filmmakers (Spielberg is rumored to have shadow directed this film) was to make a movie for adults about kids, but the intention of the studio was to have it marketed it as a family film. It was a weird transitional time for the ratings board back then though, PG-13 had just been invented and they barely had a grasp on how to rate each movie compared to the old G-PG-R-X system, and this one ended up as PG.

[@janleonard3101]

Gen X kids were made of sterner stuff than the kids today. 😜

[@MrParkerman6]

It's odd he is only in jail. Based on the family's crimes it should be Prison! ....and there are HUGE Differences between the two.

[@stephenulmer3781]

This movie is so beloved by lots of people. Across generations 😀

[@MrParkerman6]

Fun Fact: The older Brother in this film is Brandon (Brand) Walsh. At The start of the Next decade (1990) a little show called "Beverly Hills 90210" would Star Twin Characters Brandon and Brenda Walsh.

[@martyfierros3736]

Corey Feldman was by far the biggest star in this movie. He has been acting since he was 3

[@adamdarmstaedter1256]

You would LOVE Pee-Wee's Big Adventure. MUST WATCH.

[@0okamino]

That’s one that could use a lot more reactions. So wacky, so silly, and so great. 🚲

[@Cest_Moi]

I have a hard time believing you had not seen this before. No parent should allow their kids to grow up without having shown this to them! LOL I would have suggested this one long ago, but thought there is no way you have not seen it. I agree with another suggested movie in the comments, Flight of the Navigator. I grew up on this stuff!! In Fact, you should check out a bunch of live action Disney movies......Condorman, Snowball Express, Swiss Family Robinson, The Parent Trap, That Darn Cat (Original, not remakes), The Ugly Dachshund, Blackbeards Ghost, The Computer Wore Tennis Shoes, Now You See Him Now You Don't, Freaky Friday, Candleshoe, The Black Hole, 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea. All of these are pure gems!!

[@jddole7079]

Since you said Sean astin is one of your favorite actors then check out two films he’s in Encino Man Rudy (1993) I think Rudy is his best work even more than lotr to be honest Is license to drive going to be on KZbin? It’s one of my favorite movie growing up I would jog to video store every week and rent license to drive so many times so I can watch it Lucas 1986 it have Corey haim, Kerri green (redhead from goonies), Charlie sheen, wionna Ryder, check it out as well

[@JJA1987]

An All Time 80's Classic - HEY YOU GUYS !!!

[@MrParkerman6]

23:52 Reference to Gremlins. Both films written by Columbus. Both produced by Speilberg. Both have Corey Feldman acting.

[@cassiemichael7414]

I don't know if you know this, man, but there are two more movies kind of like this. They're kids adventures, yeah, but they have different themes. See, the Goonies is a classic pirate adventure, but then there's two of my absolute favorite movies EVER! The first one is called The Monster Squad, it's a lot like the Goonies in spirit, but instead of pirates it's saving the world from Dracula and other Halloween monsters (perfect for this time of year), then there's Explorers (1985), same spirit of dreaming and adventure, but it's sci-fi. Three very different kids have a dream sent from outer space to build a space ship to come up and meet them. It's really inspiring. Maybe give these two movies a shot?

[@nathangamer]

The reference you were wondering about at 23:53 was Gremlins.

[@janleonard3101]

And if he's confused about this one being PG, wait til he sees that! 😂

[@nathangamer]

By the way, Gremlins was written by Chris Columbus, who wrote the screenplay for this film.

[@odemusvonkilhausen]

Kids were a little tougher in 1985 than they are nowadays. We were free from constant parental supervision, which made us a lot less sensitive than kids today. Kids movies used to have more adult oriented themes, because we could handle them. My brother and I were allowed to watch 'R' rated movies, without my parents coming with us.

[@rebeccakimble5512]

We rock

[@rebeccakimble5512]

We rock

[@ChaniElkin]

The movie Sloth was watching (and later emulated) is one of my favorites: "Captain Blood" (1935) - it stars Errol Flynn, Olivia DeHavillad, Basil Rathbone (Ross Alexander is a personal favorite of mine). I highly recommend it and think you'd love it, especially as you seem to appreciate Classic Hollywood (Golden Age) movies.

[@The_Dudester]

What if you found treasure? It all depends on where you found it. On private land? Belongs to the land owner (sorry). On public land? US? The feds get to keep most of it. State? Depends on the state (different laws). In the ocean? So, a company found a sunken Spanish galleon from hundreds of years ago off the coast of Florida. Turned into an ugly court fight with the Spanish govt. saying that the treasure belonged to them. The court fight still isn't over on this. Important-if you find treasure, tell NO ONE, melt it down into something else.

[@MrParkerman6]

You are dumb. Only the first applys. Feds can't take what they don't know about! "If I don't see it- it's not illegal!" -Homer Simpson

[@majkus]

Much as I love Sean Astin's work in The Lord of the Rings, I fear that he has never had a huge range as an actor. But one thing he does to pitch perfection is 'earnestness', which is precisely what was needed for Sam Gamgee (and Rudy, and other roles). Here we see that he already had this nailed at an early age.

[@scar445]

This is MY dream, MY wish! And it didn't come true. So I'm taking it back! I'm taking them all back! love that line. Did you know that this line makes a cameo in the game "Fallout 2" ? Also, speaking as an amateur archeologist and metal detector enthusiast, If you find treasure, contact your local museum. They will put you in touch with the right people. Usually, 10% of the estimated value of the find will eventually be paid out as a finders fee

[@pennycopperhatch9315]

One of my Favorites!....I wanna visit Oregon some day to see the GOONIE House, Jailhouse...the beach...etc...

[@DCFCfanatic]

After Richard Donner made this film he was offered another kids adventure movie called 'The Lost Boys'. It was a movie about vampire kids who befriend human kids and end up going on a similar Goonie type adventure. Donner turned it down because he really didn't want to do another similar film. The movie was given to director Joel Schumacher who got the script rewritten to be about young adults and teens. It ended up becoming the horror movie 'The Lost Boys' which Corey Feldman (Mouth) also starred in. The reaction the kids have to the pirate ship was genuine on film, except for two of them. Brolin and Feldman. Brolin cursed when he first saw it so he had to do a retake and Feldman pretended to act surprised because he and a buddy of his had sneaked on to the set the day before. There was a subplot involving gorillas. After Sloth forces the pipes up in the ground, it causes some Gorillas to escape from the zoo and they go on a joyride in a car. Also there was an alternate ending where the goonies show up back at the house instead of on the beach. as the dad is about to sign over the deed, the housekeeper, who has taken the kids jackets, is in the laundry room and find the jewels. she then runs out and we get a scene similar to the one on the beach. these videos can be found on youtube. The water around the pirate ship was dyed blue. the kids were coughing up blue gunk for weeks after the shoot. Notice how Data says something about an octopus? There was no octopus was there. Was he exaggerating about their adventure? No. Actually a scene involving an octopus was shot in the water by the pirate ship. No matter what, it looked very fake so they just removed the scene. There are many movies that have been shot in the same town from the Goonies and you can tell. While watching those other movies, you wonder if you'll just see one of the goonies pop up in the backgroudn. There are many but some of the popular ones are Kindergarten Cop starring Arnold Schwarzenegger, Free Willy, Short Circuit, and The Ring two,

[@MrParkerman6]

*helped make the film. Stop giving directors all the credit. Chris Columbus wrote it.

[@DrewRycerz]

Such a great movie as well as a great review well played dude. Cheers.

[@MrParkerman6]

What does Sam Malone have to do with this?

[@Yugioh420]

You say so many big names attached to this movie. I say this movie MADE so many big names in the movie world

[@Giantshredder]

Kerri Green....God, I'm still in love with her.

[@moonlitegram]

Hells yea. It looks like she aged really gracefully as well.

[@DavidRomigJr]

Creatures that multiply when you throw water on them are The Gremlins.

[@AdamtheGrey02]

You have to check out 'Sicario' with Josh Brolin as one of the stars if you haven't seen it already. Awesome flick.

[@Billis75]

Robert Davi... I sense you will be seeing him again fairly soon.

[@LordVolkov]

With my favorite Bond girl 😁

[@MrParkerman6]

23:32 All right. But you should know that sudden serious brain injury causes the victim to bite down hard. In fact, I hear the bite reflex is so strong they have to pry the victims jaws open with a crowbar!

[@indridcold3762]

Us 80's kids grew up unsupervised watching late night HBO and Cinemax. We learned to enjoy the death and sex.

[@gryphonheart3398]

Richard Donner also directed this film with Frodo (Elijah Wood) called "Radio Flyer" that is also worth watching and I think is amazing kids movie considering the theme it tackles. If you haven't seen it already.

[@kurtkatzemcqueennovaaetate6873]

They have a 'Goonie day' where this is filmed. You can also visit the jail in the movie.

[@davidvandyken5762]

The pirate ship was not a matte painting, it was a real pirate ship built for the movie. The kids' reactions were real Steven Spielberg wanted to get their genuine reactions. Unfortunately the ship was disassembled after the movie.

[@simoliz03]

Sloth was played by John Daniel Matuszak. He was an American football defensive end in the National Football League. He did another comedy called Caveman. Please do a reaction to that one!

[@majkus]

The ship wasn't a matte painting! They actually built a full-scale model ship, and Donner even filmed the kids seeing it for the first time (he didn't let them see it before they filmed the reveal) to get a genuine reaction. Unfortunately, those reactions weren't quite what he wanted, and what we see in the film is the second take. But still, quite ambitious. [per wikipedia article]

[@daannzzz7415]

Watch Richard Donner’s “The Omen” 1976. :)

[@Peg__]

"Weird Science" with RDJr., and "Real Genius" with Val Kilmer.

[@donnasummers2945]

This is the best film I’ve watched this films loads of times one of those you can watch constantly u should try the Burbs 1989 movie

[@sammybear7100]

The Burbs would be a great reaction. Tom Hanks is great in it

[@moonlitegram]

19:55 check out the song "So Long, Astoria" by The Ataris (and really the whole album by the same name) if you like this line. The whole album uses this movie as a springboard for its themes, and this line in particular is a big part of that track. (Also on the subject of music, Cyndi Lauper did a 2 part music video in conjunction with this film. The song is called Good Enough if you want to watch the videos. They're fun)

[@chrispruett81]

Sean Austin is way bigger than you think!!You still have a lot of ppl my age that grew up with him.. and he is still working!! Most ppl still know him and love him!! Especially in Stranger Things!

[@amandagrubbs3000]

*Astin

[@rexdink]

I once cut a bunch of letter E's out out brown grocery bags. I put them in a pan covered in foil and left a sign on it "FREE Brownee's" Get it?

[@residentevilumbrella2001]

Goonies NEVER say die!

[@mikemiller8975]

U goonie!! In 50s .A 80s kid still love movie 🥰

[@beez991]

Classic❤

[@EagleFang74]

No one can convince me that Stranger Things isn’t basically The Goonies meets Ghostbusters.

[@librarianists]

Love the Keith Haring t-shirt!

[@mielthesquid6536]

30:00 you wouldn't be allowed to sell it easily, nowadays in our modern times it would be considered national treasure and would be owned by the city, country. I'm pretty sure the movie ignore this as a way to make it an entertainining story. That said, since Mickey's dad is an important person for the city museum it may be possible he would get some money out of this discovery.

[@MrParkerman6]

Yay! Been waiting for this one since you did Stand by Me! Though I wish you did them in order.

[@flumpking]

I'd love to see you watch Hairspray at some point! Another fun movie! The John travolta one though! Great recation as always x

[@MrParkerman6]

By the way, for those of you that know fuck all about music, the A# or B Flat joke (before Mikey's) is that it is the same note!

[@harryclarkhulk]

Definitely watch Lethal Weapon movies.

[@RolyPolyOllieReactions]

Already have watched all of them and they are on a playlist on the channel right now :)

[@dcemerald70]

Good reaction. Another film on Netflix called finding Ohana hey. It’s really cool because it does mixes Hawaiian culture with a little Indiana Jones or Goonies style adventure.

[@tommymash9020]

Another gotta see classic. This will be fun.

[@TJinMO]

Dude, your shirt...........love Haring!!

[@ericjanssen394]

The movie was made because 80’s X-producer Spielberg wanted, quote, his own “movie version of the Pirates of the Caribbean ride at Disneyland”. Fifteen years later, Johnny Depp says, “Hold my rum, mate…”. ☠️

[@MrParkerman6]

Wrong. He didn't even write the thing.

[@ericjanssen394]

@@MrParkerman6 So he hired Chris Columbus to write three or four more title ideas for him on demand, fresh off the breakout success of Gremlins.

[@mielthesquid6536]

23:53 it is a reference to the movie Gremlins.

[@rebeccakimble5512]

You are such a sweet fella !

[@charrid56maclean]

The omen

[@sophie7767]

Fun fact mouth Corey was teddy in stand by me

[@Vertigotheatre1]

Loves, watched this when it first came out.

[@majkus]

Drama - or books, for that matter - do not and should not reproduce natural speech. Not only overlapping dialogue; but real speech has pauses, fragmentary sentences, repetition, back-tracking, and so on. Faithful transcripts of actual conversation is almost shocking, because our mental filters are used to correcting what we hear (and say) to smooth speech. One of the by-products of Nixon's Watergate scandal was a volume of mostly faithful transcripts of conversations from the White House tapes. It's [expletive deleted] fascinating reading. Of course, real conversations are also notable for their banality, most of the time.

[@georgechristianjr]

my TOP childhood movie ❤