Did anyone else see 'Mr. Mom" with Michael Keaton in it? Holy crap that movie was classic.
Also "Overboard" with Goldie Hawn and... that one guy. Kurt Russel? That movie was terrible and also amazing.
Let's talk about 80s movies.
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Did anyone else see 'Mr. Mom" with Michael Keaton in it? Holy crap that movie was classic.
Also "Overboard" with Goldie Hawn and... that one guy. Kurt Russel? That movie was terrible and also amazing.
Let's talk about 80s movies.
Blade Runner.
Mr. Mom is great! His woobie. :3
Breakfast Club, of course. That movie is perfect in every single way.
Beverly Hills Cop!
ET
Gremlins
Labyrinth
Neverending Story
Princess Bride
Raiders of the Lost Ark
The Goonies
Who Framed Roger Rabbit
I CAN KEEP GOING
true story
at the end of gremlins they say to put on all your lights and search the house for them
i turned on all the lights in our apartment in the old country because i was so scared of gremlins. utilities were not included in ze old country at this time and electricity was not cheap. i was legitimately terrified.
my parents yelled at me
All of these and:Quote:
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Beverly Hills Cop 1 & 2
Coming to America
The Golden Child
Basically every Eddie Murphy movie from the 80s
Back to the Future
aww krissy that's both sad and hilarious
You guys left out the best 80s movies.
Short Circuit 1 & 2
JOHNNY 5 IS ALIIIIIIIIIIIIIVVVVVVVVVEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
WALL-E is just a cheap ripoff.
Empire Strikes Back and Return of the Jedi
Breakfast Club
Ghostbusters
Princess Bride
Ferris Bueller's Day Off
BACK TO THE FUTURE
Airplane!
Fast Times at Ridgemont High
Amadeus
Beetlejuice Beetlejuice Beetlejuice
Caddyshack
A Christmas Story
SO MANY MORE AMAZING MOVIES
It's good but it's not even in the top three John Hughes films - Ferris Bueller's Day Off and Planes, Trains and Automobiles blow it out of the water.Quote:
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Lots of good films mentioned already - I'd add Blue Velvet and Raging Bull (though the latter is more a 70s film that happened to come out at the start of the 80s).
Most of the best ones have been mentioned. But don't forget about
Stand By Me
The Terminator
Platoon
Scarface
Poltergeist
Aliens
Also... How has no-one mentioned Die Hard?!!
"I'm not the one who just butt-smurfed on national TV, Dwayne!"
The 80s was just The Best Decade. Well, when it comes to popular culture anyway.
And yes, that includes fashion, hairstyles, and all that.
I was totallly cheated on being raised in the late 90s/early 2000s.
dammit, I was going to list Poltergeist! That movie is great.
My hands would hurt were I to type the names of all the movies I like from the 80s.
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We could probably use that strange psychic woman to clean up some of the threads round here.
Was Turner and Hooch 80's?
No mention of Die Hard yet? I am disappointed in all of you.
I saw most of the others that came to mind already mentioned.
Armed and Dangerous was my favorite back in the day. john candy and eugene levy? how can you go wrong?
There are dozens of 80s movies I love, probably because I saw a lot of them when they were new. The first movie I saw in theaters was Return of the Jedi.
First 80s movie that comes to mind, though, is Labyrinth.
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...rinth_ver2.jpg
I had inappropriate feeling for Jareth for being so young.
The power of hoodoo?
No, the power of David Bowie's package.
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Oops, sorry, I missed that at the end of your list. Yippee ki-yay, mothersmurfer! :bro:
My boyfriend recently made me watch Predator and Terminator. He also wants me to watch the sequels. I um... just.... yeah...
Pretty in Pink
Weird science
Caddyshack
Back to school (i think it's the 80's???)
Pretty much anything with the Brat Pack and or Rodney in it
Cheap? No. Rip-off? No. Wall-E was better and wasn't even remotely close to being about the same thing as Short Circuit. I love the Johnny 5 robot though.Quote:
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It's still absurd that as late as the late 80s, a film like Short Circuit and its sequel had a white actor in blackface playing someone non-Caucasian.
The Dark Crystal
Willow
Legend
The Last Star Fighter
Batteries Not Included
Big Trouble In Little China
I'll think about it some more.