- Studio: Warner Bros. Pictures
- Release Date: Jun 7, 1985
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7.9
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Generally favorable reviews- based on 44 Ratings
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Positive: 38 out of 44
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Mixed: 3 out of 44
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Negative: 3 out of 44
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Oct 27, 201010This is what you'll really enjoy
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May 29, 201210This is truly a great kids film and great family film. The clever usage of the plot is what will really capture your attention. If not that then the great characters, bits of action, and bits of comedy will catch your eye.
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Mar 3, 20122This film is SO annoying! Why won't these damn kids stop shouting? I actually got a headache from watching it. I may have felt the charm other people have been feeling from the film if everyone wasn't so annoying...
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Dec 28, 20129This may be the most accurate portrayal of children in cinema, and the laughs are hard to deny. THe cast is energized, the plot feels fresh, and the adventure is grand and will satisfy all.
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Jun 10, 20121Please stop showing the Goonies on TV. It is a ridiculous movie for young children exited by a birthday party or xmas and high on sugar rush. The story and characters are not interesting. It contains too much imbecility.
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Jan 3, 201310
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Feb 22, 201310
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Mar 24, 20137Funny characters like "Mouth" and "Chunk" extended the hilarity of this movie. The plot was just a smidge corny but nonetheless was charming and whimsical.
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75The Goonies, like Gremlins, shows that Spielberg and his directors are absolute masters of how to excite and involve an audience. "E.T." was more like "Close Encounters"; it didn't simply want us to feel, but also to wonder, and to dream.
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60Territory is typical small town Steven Spielberg; this time set in a coastal community in Oregon. Story is told from the kids' point-of-view and takes a rather long time to be set in motion.
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80A rolicking good time is had by all in this adventure that is built on archetypal plot strands that tie together oh so well.