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Yeah they certainly do!
I watched Goonies for the first time ~ 2 1/2 years ago at the age of 23.
It had the 80s element of course but didn't get the hype I am afraid
.Will they make any super hit family movies like the 90s ?
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I watched Goonies for the first time ~ 2 1/2 years ago at the age of 23.
It had the 80s element of course but didn't get the hype I am afraid
.Ferris Bueller had a great soundtrack as well.
I really loved most movies of the 80s and 90s. The great sunny American look they all seem to have. The feeling you wanted to be in America/Beverly Hills. They created such positive vibes.
I really loved most movies of the 80s and 90s. The great sunny American look they all seem to have. The feeling you wanted to be in America/Beverly Hills. They created such positive vibes.
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I can't speak for Beverly Hills Cop as I've not seen it, and Top Gun is genuinely terrible, but all the rest are great films.
Yeah they certainly do!
I watched Goonies for the first time ~ 2 1/2 years ago at the age of 23.
It had the 80s element of course but didn't get the hype I am afraid
you should check out some of the others also, they may not live upto the hype (most movies dont) but still great movies some are a lot better then the currant stuff.
You should watch Beverly Hills Cop its a great movie, if you like any of eddie murphy's movies you will love it, even if you dont its a great, funny movie.
I've never watch top gun myself and dont think I will unless I have a good reason to do so.
Your right whenever they make a remake or reboot they end up messing up a great movie.
Look at the 2014 robocop its not even close to how good the original was, the only improvement was the armour but what a waste.
They should remake movies that could have been better or did not do well when it came out in the 80s or 90, so if they do a poor job in most cases is the issue no one will care.
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You can't beat the original Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles movie.
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Post #22, I raise you:
I agree with both sides here - In general I do miss these sorts of films as I think a lot of them were great, however some were poo....
Some greats -
Home Alone 1 and 2
Ace Ventura 1 and 2
The Mask
Liar Liar (watched the other night, super funny film)
Roger Rabbit
BeetleJuice
Some greats -
Home Alone 1 and 2
Ace Ventura 1 and 2
The Mask
Liar Liar (watched the other night, super funny film)
Roger Rabbit
BeetleJuice
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Its a tough call really. I am an 80s kid and I loved all the films you mention. However modern films from Pixar are some of the best Ive ever seen. Toy Story, Monsters Inc, Nemo and Wall-E are just such brilliant stories.
I think it probably just comes down to our age when we first seen them. The Goonies is pretty timeless. All kids love adventure.
I think it probably just comes down to our age when we first seen them. The Goonies is pretty timeless. All kids love adventure.
Nobody will care about a remake of a movie that didn't do well either..
I agree pixar movies are great but I still miss these, they are not the same.
I'm just saying, if they use a movie that had great potential but did not do well, they could fix the shortcomings and have a great movie.
I mean there must be some movies, that at the time people thought was going to be great movie, watching it but got ruined by the ending or a plot twist.