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despite being born in the early 80s, i, too, have never seen the film in its entirety.

however, i did own the nintendo game "goonies 2", which was apparently a sequel(?) to the movie, and i defy anyone who has played it to tell me that they are actually good at it.

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And if the above doesn't entice you to finally see A Christmas Story, the kid who starred in it went on to do porn in the early 90's.


That's right; he made that paper with his skills of fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuudge. Except he didn't say that.

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I sometimes feel guilty coming into positive threads like this and spreading the lack-o-love, but...

The Goonies makes me want to shit in my own ears and eyesockets to block out the pain.
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Well yeah.

Honestly, this is my #1 most hated movie ever. I vowed to watch nothing but Bergman films for six months after seeing it as a combination penance/palate cleanser.
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I've only seen this movie once, and am not moved to see it again.

Vehement ambivalence.

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Like Goonies.
Love Princess Bride.
Have not seen Titanic, Jurassic Park, or Independence Day.
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There were so many great, goofy movies from the '80s. It was such an awesome time to be a kid.

Goonies
The Princess Bride
The Last Starfighter
Clue
Return of the Jedi
Flight of the Navigator
Star Trek IV
The Police Academy movies
Space Balls
Back to the Future

I could probably think of a lot more later.

A lot of them were terrible, but I still get nostalgic about all of them, much more so than any pop music from that period.

I do think The Princess Bride is a good movie, but I can hardly pretend to be objective about it, having memorized it by the time I was 8.
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Man, if you can't enjoy the Goonies OR Princess Bride, you're missing some part somewhere in your brain.

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I really don't see the comparison -- Princess Bride is quite possibly one of my favourite movies of all time; Goonies, not so much.

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There were so many great, goofy movies from the '80s. It was such an awesome time to be a kid.


The Last Starfighter



One of my favorite movies as a kid.

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I really don't see the comparison -- Princess Bride is quite possibly one of my favourite movies of all time; Goonies, not so much.


I think you would have to had seen Goonies as a kid. I'm pretty sure I saw it in the theater when I was 5.
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I really don't see the comparison -- Princess Bride is quite possibly one of my favourite movies of all time; Goonies, not so much.


I think you would have to had seen Goonies as a kid. I'm pretty sure I saw it in the theater when I was 5.
Well, I saw it in the theater, but no, I wasn't no kid.

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I have never seen Goonies.


ditto. I've seen bits and pieces, but overall? No.
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WHAT IS WRONG WITH YOU PEOPLE WHO HAVE NEVER SEEN THE GOONIES!!!!!!!

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