When we were kids, my mom rented this for us. On an average day, you could find 15 (maybe 7 or 8, but it seemed like about 15 at times) neighborhood kids in our living room watching it. My dad recorded it for us and we watched it so many times the tape damn near split. This was about three summers worth. We played the video game on Nintendo, The Goonies 2 until the console was flaming hot to the touch. We spoke in Goonies to each other on a daily. And of course we were crazy about Kerri Green. So funny when Mikey calls Brand "Josh" by accident and it was left in the movie. Damn what a time to be an 80s kid. We all wanted to be on a hunt just like them.

The main character is Sam from Lord of the Rings. His older brother is Thanos. And yes, Data is Short round and the theme song is Cindy Lauper.

"I feel like I'm babysitting but not getting paid," is my favourite quote from that film. I feel that so many times.

Out of all the 80s movies you'll react to..once you see GOONIES you have arrived😄

The mother mobster in this movie plays mama in the movie"Throw Mama from the Train" you guys will love it.

This was my actual childhood in the 80s. Go to school , come home and immediateky hop on the bike and head to a friends house to meet up with like 4 other kids , and we'd all ride our bikes like 5 or more mikes away and so some crazy adventure shit . The. We be home when the street lights came on 😂 i have been sharing this movie with my son since he was 2 and he's 13 now and we still watch it together all the time. Its a timeless classic and it should be protected at all costs for generations to come

Fun Fact: Ke Huy Quan (Data) portrays the husband in Everything Everywhere All At Once. His return to the big screen was the most memorable thing ever 😊

It’s funny you say Temple of Doom, cause Data (mini inspector gadget) is also the kid in Temple of Doom

Such a classic film. Goonies never say die.

FUN FACT: When the kids went down the slide.. then landed in the water with the ship... Well.. when you see them turn around to see the ship.. that is their REAL reaction.. they didn't see it until the director said action.. cause they wanted an authentic reaction from all of them! So their reactions are VERY REAL!! :)

I introduced this movie to my niece when she was about 12. She’s 25 now and will still call/text me to tell me the Goonies are on 😂😂😂

Mikey and Brandons dad is the local historical curator.thats why he had that stuff in the attic,and why he knew thestory

An iconic 80’s classic!! Plus Joey Pants aka Ralph Cifaretto as one of the Fratelli Bros.

This is exactly what it was like in the 80s. Every kid had a rube goldberg machine in their front yard to open the nearby gate exactly once. It was majestic.

Oh dang this video was posted 20 minutes ago. The reaction of the kids seeing the ship for the first time is authentic and real. The director had the kids cover their eyes and when they came up from under the water it was really the first time the kids seen the ship.

We all had bikes in the 80s

ABSOLUTE MOST Iconic movie of my life.. I sincerely hope it has even close to the same effect when you watch it for the 1st time as an adult.

YEESSSSSSSSSSSSS!!!! my favorite movie OF ALL TIME!!!! Goondocks for life!!!🖤💀 no adventure movie on earth can compare. I'm 39 but still watch this movie at least once a month with my kids. The dude who plays Data (Ke Huy Quan) just won an Oscar this year and I cried!! I was so happy to see him win and his Goonie brothers and sisters all called him and congratulated him. Goonies never say die!

Yes! Finally!! The Goonies is like a beacon for us 80's kids. 😂❤ I have lost count how many times I've watched this. When Mikey says "Thank you Sir" to Mama Fratelli for the water it makes me cackle every time.

Another 80’s gem that not many people check out is FireStarter with a young Drew Barrymore ❤It’s one of my favs ❤

Sean Astin who plays Mikey in this is Sam Wise Gamgy innLord of the Rings. The older brother is Thanos in the mcu.

I’m 31 and this is still one of my favorites. Immediately brings back childhood memories and nostalgia. HEY YOU GUYSSSSS!!!!

One of my all time favourites. Such a classic! “ANDY! YOU GOONIE!” 🤣

Classic 80s at its best , wild teen adventure with heart ,if you were a kid in the 80s and has woods ,junkyards ,abandoned areas you and your buddies pulled a goonies and explored!!!!!

His dad was the curator at the museum and the stuff in the attic was for museum exhibits. Such a fun movie!

I have heard this said and it is so true.. Watching these classics with ya'll who havent seen them is the closest thing we will ever get to watching them for the first time again ourselves.

I've loved this movie since I was a kid. As an adult, I've had the chance to see it on the big screen again when it's been re-released for a couple of big anniversaries. It remains one of my favorite movies.

“Tell us everything.” “Everything? OK.”

For more fun 80s kids adventure movies watch: Space Camp (1986), Explorers (1985), The Last Starfighter (1984), The Dark Crystal (1982), Dreamscape (1984), and Something Wicked This Way Comes (1983) All these movies were watched at least a dozen times growing up and each has very special memories for most 80s kids.

Hi! I actually live near where this was filmed. It was filmed (almost entirely) in Astoria, Oregon. The jail in the beginning was turned into a movie museum featuring movies made in Oregon. The Walsh Family Home has kind of an interesting history. (Mikey's house) After the movie, people of course loved stopping by to photograph it. At one point, it was put up for sale and purchased by a couple who planned to turn it into a B&B (I think). Anyway, they were planning on doing some major renovating which got some negative press and attention from the community because it was such a beloved landmark. People still loved stopping by for their pictures. At one point, tourists became a bit out of control with blocking road access and leaving lots of trash in the driveways. To discourage visitors, the new owners put up big blue tarps that covered the front of the house seen from the streets along with signs telling tourists to go away and leave them alone. This went on for years and was seen by the community as being very anti-social and uncooperative given the house's history - which they were very well informed of before they purchased it. Eventually, the owners got tired of all the negativity from the community towards them and decided to quietly put the house up for sale. In January 2023, a 'super fan' of the movie from Kansas City bought the house with the intention of reviving it back to it's former movie glory - right down to the gate opening contraption. In another crazy twist - one of the new owner's childhood friends bought the house next door (Data's house) and is also a 'super fan'. 🤩 Another interesting fact is that when the boys look at the rocks through the coin, the largest rock is called 'Haystack Rock' and is located in Cannon Beach, Oregon. If you look at Cannon Beach and Astoria on a map - you would know there is NO WAY the boys biked all the way down there! lol The pirate ship really was an amazing work of art. It was a real and fully functional ship to my understanding but sadly, after the movie it was destroyed. Why? Because no one wanted it. Astoria celebrates The Goonies every summer and on occasion, some of the cast even still comes out to celebrate with the fans.

John Matuszak, former defensive end in the NFL played as Sloth

To answer ur question at the end about how & why they have all the stuff in the attic, Mikey & Bran's dad was the museum curator & he did collect things & then kept things in the attic. Strange thing is their father shared that pirate tale. Mikey listened & he solved the mystery. ❤ And...the fact! That spectacular reaction of the pirate ship was the real reaction from the casts. Just like u guys, oh wow I wanna go in first! 😂❤❤ I truly enjoyed yall reactions bc this movie was my brother's & my childhood best days in the 80s, biggest thanks to our sisters. ❤❤❤❤

LOL you guys crack me up with your banter. You can tell how close of a relationship you have because you understand each other even when the other isn't making sense with the point the other is making. Hilarious. Goonies is a classic 80s film. Laugh and enjoy

In the 80s BMX BIKES WERE THE SHYT!!! WE RODE BIKES AND HAD ADVENTURES!!! WHEN BJ SAID WHY IS HIS EAR WINKING...TOOK ME OUT!!!😂😂😂😂😂

The Goonies will always hold a special place in my heart. I can’t count the amount of times I was having the worst day, put this movie on, and instantly felt so much better. This movie should be a part of every kid’s childhood.

Timeless classic that makes you truly appreciate growing up in the 80's!

Ridin' bikes was so important when I was a kid in the 70's and into the 80's.

My favorite line in this movie, "Once I pushed my sister down the stairs and blamed it on the dog." Nothing would have made me happier than if they would have made a Goonies water park, with that darn pirate ship.

Did you guys realize the main boy is Sean Astin? You know, Sam from Lord of the Rings and was in Stranger Things as well as dozens of other things. Older brother is Josh Brolin. LoL. I think the makers of Stranger things really were inspired by the 80s feel of this movie. Its iconic with us 80s kids. So good.

His dad worked for the museum is how they had so much stuff in the attic

Here's an interesting story! The woman who Asia thought was Kathy Bates? She was Anne Ramsey, an actress known for Throw Momma From the Train with Billy Crystal & Danny Devito, Scrooged with Bill Murray, & Any Which Way you Can with Clint Eastwood. She actually was younger than she looked. She passed at 59 years old and was 54 when she filmed this. To put it into perspective, she is the same age that Jennifer Aniston is today. She is the same age as J-Lo, Catherine Zeta Jones, Kate Blanchette, Kristy Swanson, etc. How amazing is that?

Director Richard Donner also directed Superman the Movie (1978) with Christopher Reeve, Marlon Brando and Gene Hackman. There's a director's cut of Superman II also. Donner directed both I & II at the same time. He got into a huge fight with the producers and either quit or was fired half way through filming part II. Donner also directed all the Lethal Weapons movies. Check out Superman the Movie.

this is one of my all time favorite films. fantastic! all the stuff was in the attic because their dad took over as curator of the museum there, and had to clean out a bunch of stuff for displays. instead of destroying it, he just stuffed it all up there. the frozen guy in the cooler was one of the victims of the gunshots the kids said was a dropped pot. they hauled the first body out while the kids watched, and the second after the kids had gone down the tunnel. the ship reveal scene was realistic as far as the kids go, they had not seen the ship and that part of the set yet, so when they all turned around and saw it, we got their real reactions. sloth was played by an old NFL lineman that had a fantastic prosthetic face that actually covered up one of his eyes, so he played the character as if he were also one-eyed. the kid who played chunk grew up to be a fit and handsome guy, a stark contrast to his younger self. sean astin (samwise gamgee in lord of the rings, rudy) went the other way, being slim as a kid, and turning out husky in adulthood. josh brolin, bran, has played a TON of films recently, including playing thanos in the avengers, and cable in deadpool 2 (the guy from the future), data (inspector gadget kid) also played short-round in indiana jones and the temple of doom, and is still close friends with harrison ford to this day.

Nice...really a nostalgic trip for me, I was nine when this came out. This movie really captures the feeling of being a kid in the 80s👍✌️

I was 11 yrs old when my dad took my sister and I to see The Goonies, absolutely loved it! Every kid during that time wanted to go on a treasure adventure just like that! Btw, Stranger Things heavily borrowed from this and several other 80's movies.

This is one I watch a lot as a kid. Like the 3 amigo´s and cool runnings.

This makes me so happy that you watched it! So many good movies from the 80's. I have been kinda laid up with ribs out of place & have been watching a whole bunch of your movie videos while I heal so thank you for that too. I'm glad you liked The Goonies! You made my day!

The pirate ship was not seen by the Goonies until they were shown, so their reactions were real. Also, that pirate ship was built full scale and was offered to anyone who would take it after production wrapped. Can you imagine what that ship would be worth today, almost 40 years later?

The younger brother is Sean Astin who also played in Stranger Things as Winona Ryders boyfriend. I think that was season 2 and 3.

“That's my mom's most favorite piece!” “You wouldn't be here if it wasn't.” Still cracks me up to this day such a funny line

Jeff Conway who plays Chunk became an entertainment lawyer

Literally my favourite film , Saw it as a child loved it,45 now and still love it ❤

For us 80s babies we are taking over 😂😂❤

This was an 80's classic, it can still be a part 2 to this!!!

This is one of the best movies of the 1980s and it was so different from so many others, interesting, good story, made you laugh and smile😊

Asia... so glad to be able to see you watch this for the first time. This is an 80's classic. Welcome to our past, enjoy!! 🤘🎶😎❤️

@23:09 When Asia said “what is he? Like Go Go Gadget” I lost it. 😂😂😂😂 and I was wondering when y’all were going to realize that was the kid from Temple of Doom.

My dad rented this for us when i was about 10 years old. Its the only movie i can ever watching back to back and literally 4x in 3 days. Then, a friend rented it and i watched it again. And probably at least 50x dince when my kids grew up. Its timeless and amazing each and every time its on.

This movie was classic growing up for me, it played just about every Christmas with my family, my parents and my sisters all together watching and quoting this movie. Even to this day my sisters in their 40s and me in my 30s. Its a movie we subjected to every new boyfriend or girlfriend growing up, even when grandkids came into the picture they watched this movie with us.

I miss the 80s so much. Imagine a time before children were depressed and kids literally had no cares in the world. No aderoll, no internet, no cell phones. As a kid having fun was all that mattered. I feel bad that kids these days will never know the comfort we felt back then.

Saw this three times in the movie theater. I was in 5th grade. I was a misfit. These were my PEOPLE. This is one of my desert island movies. I must have seen it over 100 times.

What a classic from my era! I wanted to live in Oregon. It was magical in my view. I wanted to move there to solve mysteries and discover treasure. The greatest childhood movies belong to us 80's kids. We were resourceful, imaginative, courageous. Always on some adventure! We could play with sticks and build castles from clay, and be satisfied all day. We would tire ourselves out, being so feral. 😂 I'm grateful for this tiny window in time I had to be a child. The world seemed so full of wonderous possibilities. My generation was the last generation to be this free.

Being a kid in the 80's was the best!

As kids, we had a clubhouse, and we'd pretend to hide from robbers, or monsters, or tornadoes. What imaginations we had. This was like Stranger Things and Stand by Me. Kids really did hang out like that. Loved your reactions!

No other movie perfectly highlights the eighties like The Goonies lol everyone loved this movie back in the day. 😊

@Asia and BJ This film, Never ending story were some of my favorites as a child this is such a good film.

If i had to sum up my childhood growing up in the 80s, this movie is it! My brother God rest his soul, him and I watched this religiously and would go on our own goonie adventures on our bikes, we lived across from a state park and my parent would put together scavenger hunts for us and our friends.

One of my childhood fav's ❤

All time fave! I saw this at the theatre for my 12th birthday and went back the next day!

I was only 8 years old when this movie came out. Probably my favorite childhood movie.

You got Thanos and Samvais Gamgi so young in here you barely recognize them. 80's was so amazing time for adventure films.

classic film. hits great to this day.

The asian kid data was short round in Temple of Doom. You call him Dr. Jones! Plus the head goonie Mikey was Samwise in Lord of the Rings and his older brother brandon played Thanos in the MCU

The part where they saw the ship was the actors genuine reaction. They didn’t tell them about it until they shot the scene because they wanted the reactions to be real. The “county jail” we saw at the beginning is now home to the Oregon Flim museum showing off all the movies that were shot here in Oregon. Even though it was only shown for a small bit in the beginning, the house at the beginning is a popular tourist attraction. The current owners now allow visitors where the past owners didn’t (though I don’t blame them as there are some people who didn’t respect that it is still a private residence, despite being featured in a popular film)

I was born in the early 70's and watched this at the theatres. This movie was the big movie of its time "for kids/families". There are many child stars in this movie that are famous as adults. Josh Brolin: Thanos/Avengers (big brother) Sean Astin: The Lord of the Rings (younger brother) Corey Feldman: The burbs/stand by me/The lost boys (The one with the rubies in his mouth) Ke Hu Quan: Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom ("little Inspector Gadget"), He also just recently won an Oscar last year. This is just naming a few.😃 Also forgot to mention: If you haven't watched the "BURBS" please WATCH. Amazing movie (Tom Hanks and other amazing stars are part of the cast)

Watched this movie so many times on VHS as a kid! So much nostalgia! Wish I bought a copy back then!

My wife hates when i watch it because i can say every line from this movie.

The inventor kid was also Short Round in Temple of Doom and grown up in Everything, Everywhere, All at Once he won Best supporting actor two years ago

Reel talk! I was 12 when this movie came out. I do confess I initially thought it was gonna be scary when I saw the skull and bones in the intro. My parental unit made me see Poltergeist in theaters so my trust level was at a 2/10.😅 This movie is a gem. I'm 50y/o and still remember every line.🤦🏽‍♀️ ❤

A timeless 80s classic, I never tire of it, I’m glad you both liked it

You should do big trouble in little China.

Oh, hell yeah. Excellent choice.

The actor that played Sloth is former Oakland Raider John Matuzak RIP. One our favorite movies. My wife that's an asthmatic would tell her if she needed her Goonie medicine, her inhaler. I still her that 😅.

I watched The Goonies almost every weekend for 2 yrs. You guys laughing at Sloth really brought it all back to me. My mom loved him. Mikey was Bob in Stranger Things season 2.

I hope you guys do Stand By Me and The Lost Boys

Awesome choice! I love this movie!❤ a classic💗🤩

I grew up in Astoria. Friends house was used by the film makers. Always amazed how fast those kids could bike to cannon beach😂

This is one of my favorite movies. My brother and I used to watch in constantly. We had it on vhs with mannequin. When I got older I would babysit and always brought The Goonies to watch. Only once did I have a kid cry when he saw Sloth lol.

They just don't make movies like this anymore.

😂Chunk 🏴‍☠️😂✌️❤️

The 1980s was such a wonderful time for cinema. Great reaction! 👍🏿

The kid who played Data (and Short Round from Temple of Doom) recently did a movie "Everything Everywhere All at Once" after not acting for a long time. And got an acting Oscar for a supporting role. "HEY YOU GUYS!!" was the opening line of the kids show "The Electric Company". Yes that was Cyndi Lauper. The song "The Goonies 'R' Good Enough" was made for this movie, and had a music video.

Once upon a time this was a rare to find movie. My mom special ordered a video cassette of this from Suncoast in the mall and got it for us. We watched this constantly, wore out the video and since I’ve had it on DVD, Blu-ray and UHD Blu-ray… definitely a favorite. Fun fact - former Oakland Raider John Matuzak played Sloth. Spent hours per day in makeup to become the “it” with a heart of gold. I swear I’ve seen this so many times that I can quote it in full… great reaction as always.

The kids' reaction to seeing the ship for the first time still hits the feels to this day. Every time Data says oh wow, I feel like I'm a kid cheering with them again.

I love the Grease movie poster in the background 😍😍😍😍yes, that was Cyndi Lauper

Josh Brolin the older brother is Thanos. Sean Astin is Mikey who is Sam in The Lord of the Rings. Corey Feldman "Mouth" was Teddy in Stand by Me.

Watched this in the theater at least a dozen times. Every kid who had a birthday party went to this. 🤣💜

Asia - Kids were free in the 80’s. Best time to grow up ever.

80s, 90s and early 2000s and classic films of times before the 80s, has the best movies. Goonies is a staple for the 80s.

Oddly enough The younger brother is Sean Astin, who played the mom's boyfriend in Stranger Things. And Sloth was played by NFL legend John Matuzak.