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The Goonies | Full Length Reaction

🕑 Added 2021-04-14 04:23:46 +0000 UTC

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Pirateman

God this is my first time watching this film for ~15-20 years after probably wearing out a vhs of it as a kid. Such a classic. I only realised Mikey was Sean Astin like a year ago. My mind was blown! And just now seeing Brand is Josh Brolin!

Oouga

One last comment: according to the book, Mikey was the reincarnation of Willy, which is why he instinctively knew what to do at certain times.

Oouga

Andy was 16 and Mikey 14, it's not that big a difference, lol.

Oouga

Sean Astin (Mikey) was also in Lord of the Rings. Josh Brolin (Brand) was also in the MCU. In fact, most of these kids went on to do other films.

Oouga

By the Way, this took place in Astoria, Oregon. :-)

Oouga

When this film came out, me and my friends took the official Goonie oath, so we are Goonies to this day. LOL.

Luis R.

I’ll join your goonie adventure team! Lol fun rewatching this one with you glad you liked it. It had been awhile since I had seen this one

Михаил Волков

George Lucas, John Williams and Steven Spielberg are actually friends for about 50 years - they're called "The Bearded Trio". Spielberg co-directed one scene in the Revenge of the Sith - Anakin vs. Obi-Wan on Mustafar. Lucas co-directed some scenes in the Raiders of the Lost Ark. Ron Howard is also Lucas's friend for almost 50 years - he played in the "American Graffiti" in 1973. One part of the Pod Race in the Phantom Menace was co-directed by Howard - when Anakin loses his detail. This scene was supposed to be short. Ron Howard offered to increase the tension and to make the scene more long.

Morning Featherheart

Mushi-Shi (2 seasons '05 and '14), is an animated series set in old Japan, featuring a traveling doctor who specializes in working with very primordial life-forces that most people cannot see, but are supernaturally responsible for many of the strange things that trouble villagers. It's a calm and beautiful show with a focus on art and music, and intriguing plots. If you like ancient Japanese landscapes and traditional-sounding music, it's a lovely watch. A lot of the settings do look a lot like Astoria, and there's even an episode About the rain.

Morning Featherheart

As much as I like Tarantino films, Hateful Eight finally grossed me out. Godzilla (98), though was a Lot of fun. I actually saw it twice in the theater.