Movie Reviews for The Goonies

The Goonies

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Movie Reviews of The Goonies

Movie Review: a crappy movie from a crappy time
Summary: 1 Stars

GA. how can anyone stand this drivel? worst movie i ever watched repeatedly. worse than watching "walk tall" 8 times in a row. worse even than watching the home shopping network. eww. EWW.

Movie Review: A Very Popular And Enjoyable Film
Summary: 5 Stars

Even though this film was released in 1985, now, more than 20 years later, it is still highly entertaining. You get at least a few moments with each character, develop a feel for them, and come to like them all. You really want to see them succeed, and the suspense of whether they will or not is constant. This movie is good for all ages, and is rated PG. The Cyndi Lauper "The Goonies 'R' Good Enough" song was a nice touch. Richard Donner and Steven Spielberg created a magical movie that will be enjoyed for years to come.

Movie Review: Hey You Guys...
Summary: 5 Stars

I grew up with this movie, so Im a little bit biased. However, I have not met too many people who did'nt enjoy it. Its just a good time, feel good movie.

Movie Review: Down here, it's our time. It's our time down here. That's all over the second we ride up Troy's bucket.
Summary: 5 Stars

Goonies, the greatest 80's movie of all times, is one of those movies that doesn't ever get old to me. I remember loving this movie as a kid, and as an adult, well, some things never change! I can still quote most lines from this movie, and although that annoys some people, other people love to quote it right back at me. The Goonies is an adventure from the get-go and it keeps you rooting for the Goonies the entire time while hating the Fratelli's. Donner and Spielberg have created a timeless movie with all of the pure 80's goodness. Let's face it: the hair, the outfits, the music, the sayings. It's all outdated. But the story and characters are timeless, and the movie is bursting with energy. Sean Astin is gold in this movie, and I was glad to see him get his career back on track after The Lord Of The Rings trilogy. And can I say that I had the biggest crush on Kerri Green?! Wow! She was great in "Lucas" as well. Corey Feldman, is well, he's Corey Feldman, and he's extremely annoying in the DVD commentary (so much so that his constant interrupting sends Sean Astin to leave and not come back!). Chunk does a great Truffle Shuffle and other characters round out this wildly entertaining adventure. And there are funny little mistakes in the movie (like Sean Astin calling Josh Brolin "Josh" instead of by his character's name "Brand" when they are in the basement), but the deleted scenes help answer some of those mistakes (like the octopus being scary). Watching the deleted scenes makes you feel like it was the right decision that they were deleted because most of them DID NOT look good! I am actually pretty happy that there never was a sequel as I think it probably wouldn't have been that good and that our expectations would be too high, and ultimately, all of us who loved the original would have been disappointed. And I do agree that this movie is actually more like a PG-13 movie. Too much unnecessary language that shouldn't have been there in the first place.