Who's ready for Solo next 👀

The oldest kid was so messed up, he became Thanos, and his little brother left for Mordor after attending Notre Dame.

"No one's that mean, right?" Jocks in 80's movies were always just one step away from being slasher villains.

One of those films that parents, who were kids in the 80s, enjoy seeing their kids having the same reaction to 30 years later. Timeless. It's a kids film and one of the best.

This was the 80’s. They didn’t have cameras everywhere that would get your license plate number. If the cops got it, it was because a witness wrote it down

What I like about this movie is that the kids actually act like children. I know it sounds silly but some movies portray children as either too stupid or too mature (like they are young adults).

"Heeeyyy yooouuu guuuuyyyyyssss!!!!" Probably one of my favorite moments in cinematic history.

"No-one's really that mean are they?" Oh you sweet summer child...

This is an all time classic! Now that you've watched this movie you officially have street cred.

Im so glad these channels exist. My mom just died and videos like these are helping so much. I love movies and people's reactions to them. It really keeps me in a healthy mind state. You, brandon, and james vs cinema are just the best.

Not Washington but very close. That's Astoria, Oregon, and yes it's beautiful. I'm in Portland, practically next door. I saw this at a preview a few weeks before it opened, and the audience applauded when the ship sailed away.

Astoria, Oregon is one of those picturesque towns Hollywood loves to film in. There have been several movies set there including "Kindergarten Cop", "The Ring", "Free Willy", and "Short Circuit" among others.

Chunk's interrogation scenes are some of the funniest moments I've ever watched in a movie, especially the ice cream and spoon wrestling.

The character they call *(mouth)* is a well-known child star of the *80's* *Corey Feldman* he's in many classics

Treasure hunting adventures became a trend in the 80s. Since you liked this movie, definitely check out the Indiana Jones trilogy and Romancing the Stone if you haven't already.

Did you notice who those kids were? Josh Brolin aka Marvel’s Thanos and Sean Astin aka LoTR’s Samvais Gamgi.

Back in 1985 when I was 8, I remember as I walked past the local cinema with my mother just after we moved to a new town, seeing all the posters outside and a line of people waiting to see The Goonies, sadly not long after they tore the cinema down, I always remember that moment when I walk past the old peoples home that's now on the spot.

"I like his full jean outfit." And THAT is what we call a Canadian Tuxedo.

Immediately when she starts watching I'm already cracking up. VKunia: "What, we're in prison?" [Guy hanging in his cell] [Gasp] "I thought this a children's movie! What the heck!" Congratulations, you have joined the Goonies.

As an 80s kid, this is one of my all-time favourite movies. As a movie fan, you cannot escape the Thanos and LOTR jokes. After watching a few of your reaction videos, I've become a real fan of your channel. You have genuine reactions.

When they come up out of the water & see the Ship for the first time, that's their genuine reaction they had never seen this part before, the director wanted to get their authentic reactions

I'm so sorry but the "fear of ships" reaction legit made me laugh harder than I have in a while. 🤣

This movie was my childhood. I literally wanted to go on that adventure. I had the entire movie memorized line for line. Man, the 80s were a simpler time back then.

You're hilarious VKunia! 😂😅 "Who just starts singing to a kid when he's about to abduct them? This is like a fever dream." 🤣

I saw this in the theater at 7 years old. My dad was so offended by the broken statue wiener that he almost made us all leave. “I thought this was a children’s movie!” I’m so glad he didn’t. No movie sparked as much imaginative play in me.

Okay, you saying "Shiver me timbers" was literally the CUTEST thing I have ever seen in my entire life.

Fun fact on the pirate ship: They built that entire set in a completely separate sound stage. Richard Donner wanted to get a genuine surprise reaction from the child actors and didn't reveal the ship until they started to film. Unfortunately, they had to do a second take, because there was too much swearing on the first take.

The Fratelli mom was also in a funny Billy Crystal / Danny DeVito movie called Throw Momma From the Train.

Goonies is like The Princess Bride just a blast to watch.

The 80s was a great time to grow up in. So many amazing family movies, Ghostbusters and Back to the Future come right to mind. It was just a good time to be a kid.

"I'm calling it, it's in Washington" *Me from Oregon all my life* 🤯😫😂

16:00 No 80s kids movie would be complete without a waterslide of some sort. 😂

"Why would you do that to your pizza?" LOL

I have two standing rules in life: 1) If you have never seen "The Goonies", we cannot be friends. 2) If you have never seen "Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan", we can still be friends . . . but don't expect the friendship to last.

The main kid went on to be in Lord of the Rings as an adult actor, and the boy playing "Data" co-starred with Harrison Ford in "Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom" in the early 80's And the older brother did indeed go on to play Thanos in the Avengers films.

"These kids are going to therapy later in life." You have no idea.

"Fear of old ships, and sunken ships" I swear, you have the weirdest phobias haha

The Fratelli brother with the glasses? Years and years later would play a villain in "The Matrix".

80s movies had their bullies try to straight up murder the protagonist

For Gen X, that movie is very special....

A lot of 80’s children movies had dark element to them. Don’t believe me? Check out Gremlins, The Dark Crystal, Labyrinth, The NeverEnding Story, The Secret of NIMH, Willow and Little Monsters.

Trivia: 1) The hat Jake's wearing is actually from Indiana Jones. Spielberg apparently took it from the filming set and brought it the one for Goonies for Robert Davi to wear.. 2) The boy who played Chunk, Jeff Cohen, eventually went to the same university I did, UC Berkeley. He became our student body president and would apparently do the Truffle Shuffle during our school football games. (Although my time there overlapped his by 3 years, ahead of me 1 year, I unfortunately never saw this since I didn't know he was also there and I never went to football games, only finding out about this many years later.) 3) Data, played by Jonathan Ke Quan, who was in Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom, said when they find Chester Copperpot that he went in, but he never came back out, and that this was in 1935, the same year Temple of Doom was set, which also released the year before Goonies did. And he "was an expert" who succumbed to the booby traps, while the Goonies are just a buncha kids.

Good old Goonies with the young Sean Astin. A classic film from my time. HEEEYYYY YOOOUUUU GUUUUUYYYS!

I love your reaction. I also love this movie. The story of this movie is great, but I also love the theme song "The Goonies 'R' Good Enough" sung by Cyndi Lauper.

Joey Pants and Robert Davi kill me every time with their chemistry

Fun fact: If you listen closely in the scene where they're all yelling things at the reporters, Data mentions something about a giant squid; this is a reference to a deleted scene where they encountered a squid while exploring through the caves.

One of the greatest 80s movies of all time!!! Sloth is a literal superhero plus he loves rocky road & baby ruth bars!😎 Killer soundtrack too

Sloth was John Matuszak from the Oakland Raiders and is wearing a Raiders shirt for almost the whole movie until the end. He was 6’8” 285 lbs of anger and aggression when the Raiders dominated the NFL in the 70s and 80s.

The cast said they had an absolute blast filming the waterslide scenes. And their reaction to the ship and lagoon was legit, it was the first time they saw the massive set.

Wow The Goonies damn this takes me way back in 1986 when I was 11 years old Josh Brolin played in another movie "Thrashin" in a leading role as a skateboarder love that movie still watching it to this day

A hallmark of 80s teen movies, the school bully actually trying to kill one of your protagonists. BTW love how many of my childhood movies you've been watching on the new channel!

The scene with the pirate ship. That was their authentic reaction to seeing it. The director kept it as a surprise to the kids and filmed their reactions when he finally revealed it to them.

Fun fact: Sloth was played by John Matuzack, the scariest lineman of the Oakland Raiders, also known as the Tooze.

Hmmm, you should totally watch “Stand by Me” and “What’s Eating Gilbert Grape” sometime. 🙂

I was like data when I was young I had gadgets all over my bicycle I even had a break light a thermometer and a small stereo , I would describe this movie like Indiana Jones but with kids.

Welcome to the 1980s! If I could sum up the entire decade in one image, it would be that of a kid on a bicycle riding off into the horizon in search of adventure.

This was the first movie I ever owned, I was only about 7 years old, my family won a VCR and a VHS copy of 'the goonies'. I watched it more times than I can count.

How do you describe this movie,, 'its Goonies'. And, yes finally someone else that thinks. Go get the boat, all that treasure.

This was my favorite movie as a kid, so glad you liked it

I’m sure someone already said this in the comments, but the film’s creators didn’t let any of the kids see the pirate ship until filming. That reaction they get when seeing the ship for the first time after the water slide is real amazement.

This was probably my favorite movie a young kid, can’t believe u haven’t seen this. Your reaction was amazing, keep up the gr8 content

YAY. I love the goonies!

Every time I see that old gangster mom, I want to rewatch the comedy "Throw Mamma From The Train". Billy Crystal, Danny Devito... classic!!!

Stand By Me movie (based on a Stephen King book called "The Body" Sheldon from the Big Bang Theory always curses one of the stars Will Wheaton

I hate that the octopus scene was cut. Its been so long since I seen the original version I dont even remember how they got away from it. They cut the scene. But not when data says the octopus was very scary at the end of the movie.

I like to think of the movie "Monster Squad" as the sequel to this. The Goonies take on monsters instead of the Fratellis.

You’re reactions were so cute 😊 I would also love to go down the water slide!! This is one of my favorite movies. The campy comedy bits are fun, but what I love most is when the comedy pays off for the serious moments. The part when Mouth picks up the coin and he insists on taking it because it was his wish that didn’t come true always stuck with me. And the moment when Mikey tells them they have to keep going because this is their time. They’re never gonna get these moments back. They’re being forced to leave their homes and childhood is ending, essentially. And all of them decide to continue on the adventure. I just love it. Also WOW I also have a fear of ships sunken underwater!! Like minds!!

“You call him Dr. Jones Doll!” Love Short Round.

When Sloth revealed his S shirt, there was a bit of the Superman music, Richard Donner directed both this and 1978’s Superman movie.

Was so hoping to see the reaction when the older brother realizes andi kissed the younger brother lol

This is one of my all time favorite movie (with Willow)

VKunia: I thought this was a children’s movie Crowd in the stadium: (🤦🏻‍♂️)

3 fun facts. 1. The kid who played Mikey went on to become Samwise Gamgee in The Lord of the Rings. 2. Mikey’s older brother went on to become Thanos in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. 3. Sloth’s Superman shirt was an unplanned gag to pay tribute to director Richard Donner, who directed the first Christopher Reeve Superman movie as well as The Goonies. Donner like the prank so much, he included the shirt in the remainder of the film.

“Fear of old ships and sunken ships”... you are such an interesting person. 💯

Fun Fact: After filming Richard Donner was planning on going to his house in Hawaii to escape the kids, as they drive him nuts during production. Unbeknownst to Donner, Steven Spielberg flew all the kids out to Hawaii ahead of him. When Donner turned up at his house, the cast had taken over the place & thrown the contents of the suitcases everywhere 😂 The Goonies episode of Josh Gads reunited is well worth a watch!! Also & I’m not sure if it’s intentional, but Nedry in Jurassic Park wears several outfits that are the same as what Mikey (yellow raincoat), Chunk (Hawaiian shirt) & Mouth (grey jacket) all wear.

The town is Astoria in Oregon and it really is a beautiful place! Also the lead kid is Sean Astin (Sam from Lord of the rings, Bob from Stranger Things), his older Brother is Josh Brolin (thanos from Avengers and Cable from Deadpool 2 among other great roles), Mouth is Corey Feldman (Edward Frog from Lost Boys) and Data is Ke Huy Quan (Short Round from Indiana Jones Temple of Doom

In the novelization since mikey got the jewels from the ship and was the first person to "salvage" he is owed a finder's fee. Ten percent is usual. They bought the goondocks and the country club. Everyone lived happily ever after.

Samwise Gamgee has incredible range as an actor.

This was my childhood. Kids used to actually go and do stuff like this, but usually with slightly less escaped criminals and treasure. We went in caves, woods etc. No phones or anything. Just gone all day until it got dark then we came home. I loved this film then and do now. I had such a crush on Andi it hurt. The NES game Goonies II is also amazing.

Oh gosh, I had a rain jacket like that as a little kid. 8:24, with the fold over metal tabs. I love the 80s atmosphere in this movie. The music is just awesome

EVERYONE, I need your output. Think she's ready for "The Room"

FUN FACT: Josh Brolin (Bran) was also in Deadpool 2 and Deadpool made a One-Eyed Willy reference toward him during a fight scene.

The term "Goonies" refers to the kids all living near the "goon docks," which are the dock yards where fishing and cargo ships dock.

"I thought this was a children´s movie!" - Welcome to the 80s Dear! :) Now I dare you to watch "Return to Oz!" (1985)

We get to see teen "thanos" along with the truffle shuffle lol... love your expressions: keep up the fun reactions!

I like it when you said these kids are gonna need therapy 🤣 kids back then weren't wrapped in cotton wool they didn't need safe spaces for HEARING someone else's opinion lmfao😂

Jeff Cohen, who played Chunk, grew up to be a Hollywood entertainment lawyer, and according to many, a legitimate hottie.

17:27 You may have missed it. The area of Astoria the kids lived in was called "The Goon Docks", hence the name Goonies.

I haven't even seen this movie but I'm gonna now just so I can come back to check out your reaction to it! 😊 Wish I had a heads up about it.

One of the best movies ever made. Up there with Princess Bride. Another one that should NEVER be remade. Recommendation: Monster Squad. Similar to Goonies but meshed with old Hollywood monster movies.

Anne Ramsey, who played Ma Fratelli, was a true treasure. If you liked this, check out "Throw Mama From the Train." She also had a cameo in "Scrooged," with Bill Murray.

They lived on the Goon Docks, hence they were Goonies.

Fun fact. They actually built that entire ship for this movie. They hid it from the child actors so they could get a genuine reaction when it was revealed. Unfortunately, they had to edit a bunch of holy shits out of the reaction...lol.

Phobia Unlocked "Fear of old Ships"

Oh the 80's. This is one of my favorite adventure movies of all time. Goonies never say die!

"And they got Chocolate Eruption! And they got apple! And they got grape! They got grape and Super-Duper Chocolate Eruption and... and..."

seen this movie a hundred times, still enjoy it all over again every time. all time great and favorite. maaan do i love this film

Yeah the film takes place in Astoria Oregon. I kinda wish I remembered that last time I was there because they also filmed it there

3:04 Washingtonian here! It actually takes place in Astoria, Oregon. Been there, they actually have a Goonies section in the Astoria Film Museum. :)

Close! The beach scenes were shot in Cannon Beach, Oregon (the big ass rock is Haystack Rock), and the neighborhood was in Astoria, Oregon (just an hour north of Cannon Beach)