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The Goonies
Cast
Sean Astin, Josh Brolin, Jeff Cohen, Corey Feldman View AllCrew
Steven Spielberg (Story), Richard Donner (Director), Chris Columbus (Screenplay) View AllRelease: Jun. 7th, 1985
Runtime: 1 hour, 54 minutes
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Goonies 2
Has anyone else heard about this? They are proposing to do a sequel to one of the best kid action/humor films ever! I don't know...I mean even though the Goonies is one of my favorite films ever, ther...
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Goonies 2
It pains me to use TMZ but this is a thing. I find it incredibly interesting. Any thoughts on a Goonies sequel?...
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Goonies DVD Commentary Questions
I'm the new thread King today!!
In the Goonies DVD commentary, I was wondering if anyone had an explanation for the absence of Sean Astin halfway through the movie.
About 20 minutes into the fi...
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Title help - 80s/90s(?) Goonies type adventure
Hello,
I'm trying to find the title of a movie that I used to watch as a kid on a vinyl record. It's similar to the Goonies in some respects. It's about a group of kids (I think 5) who are visiting ...
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Gideon58
Spielberg and Chris Columbus' screenplay is overly intricate, offering perhaps a bit too much detail, resulting in the film's over length and multiple endings which are hard to endure because the story works so hard at making us love these characters that we know there's only way for the story to en....
Spielberg and Chris Columbus' screenplay is overly intricate, offering perhaps a bit too much detail, resulting in the film's over length and multiple endings which are hard to endure because the story works so hard at making us love these characters that we know there's only way for the story to en....
The Rodent
Upon stumbling around in the attic of Mikey and Brand's (Astin and Brolin) house, the group find treasure maps and an old doubloon artifact that seems to point the way to an olde local Urban Myth called One Eyed Willie's Treasure.
Upon stumbling around in the attic of Mikey and Brand's (Astin and Brolin) house, the group find treasure maps and an old doubloon artifact that seems to point the way to an olde local Urban Myth called One Eyed Willie's Treasure.