Sloth's shout of "Hey you guys!" is a reference to _The Electric Company,_ a show on Public Television in the 1970s and early '80s that used sketches and songs to teach the basics of reading. Rita Moreno would shout those words at the start of every episode.
Did you notice that when Chunk was calling the cops and the cop was talking about Chunk's story of a bunch of small scary creatures taking over the town and causing mischief? He was talking about the movie Gremlins.
Gremlins and the Gonnies we're both products of Warner Brothers and Amblin Entertainment, and Chris Columbus was there writer for the Goonies and he wrote the screenplay for Gremlins.
When my wife & I saw this movie, we never would have guessed that the kid, Brand (Josh Brolin) would grow up to be Cable in Deadpool 2 and Thanos. Oh, "Phys Ed" means, physical education (also called gym class). Anne Ramsey was considered to be the sweetest actor in Hollywood and the kids... Well, everyone... Loved her dearly. Her increasingly shocked reaction was very real about pulling all those jewels out of Feldmans' mouth as he really did have all that in there at once and the scene was done in one take. Thank you, Duaffy for a fun share with us. I'm glad you enjoyed the movie as much as we do. Huge hugs from us here in Texas and I hope you and yours have a wonderful one!
Duaffy may also not have noticed that Mikey was played by the actor (Sean Astin) who played Sam in Lord of the Rings. I know I'd have never known if I was her!
@@GeorgeTropicana - I believe you misunderstand my perspective. When I saw The Goonies, Brolin was just a kid and it was difficult to see that young man grow up to be the man he is today playing the characters he does.
One of my favorites as a kid this movie, me and my friends wanted to be The Goonies so bad. Still love this movie today it has a special place in my heart.
When this was originally released on VHS, a cousin of mine (with his two even younger brothers) got hold of a tape and watched it at least once a day for months. Fantastic movie for kids and grown ups alike. Decades later, this also brings memories of the 80s, my childhood decade, for the good and the bad. I will tell you one good though it had for everyone, fantastic movies.
A childhood favorite. I've watched Goonies too many times to count over the years. Data is easily my favorite (but they are all fantastic in their roles). I love his gadgets. "It's our time! Our time down here!" That speech is practically an audition tape for Sean Astin to one day pull off Samwise's beautiful speeches in Lord of the Rings.
THE GOONIES always will have a special place in my heart. So much humor, friendship and adventure like my own childhood - so i missing this time. Yes, i miss the 80's, and i still miss a 2. part of THE GOONIES ❤❤❤
the town the movie was filmed in has a long & famous history in cinema. The police station the villains escaped from is now a museum dedicated to the film history of Astoria, Oregon. Even the goonies house is real, but it's privately hidden off the street.
Astoria to me is that one place id love to live, one day... or at least stay in for a while, or hell just visit. Always find those wet coastal alpine areas and towns like that very appealing (reminds me of a more extreme looking version of my own home town, coastal, partially wooded with big swings in weather)). But I doubt it looks much like it does in the movie these days, 40 years can change alot.
Reminds me of my hometown of Beaufort, SC. Loads of films have been filmed here. (Forest Gump, GI Jane, The Fugitive, The Big Chill, The Great Santini, The Prince Of Tides to name a few.)
@@a-top7090 - There are also a lot of words in French that are almost the same as English or Spanish words. School is escola in Spanish and ecole in French, for instance. You drop the "s" sound and replace it with "es" or just "e" for the language in question. There are words in both languages that appear to be following this rule, but mean something completely different. You ask for directions and get punched or slapped, depending on where you are.
Chunk: But the worst thing I ever done... I mixed all this fake puke at home and then I went to this movie theater, hid the puke in my jacket, climbed up to the balcony and then… then, I made a noise like this. Blaargh! BLAARGH! And…and then I dumped it over the side, all over the people in the audience. And then, this was horrible, all the people started getting sick and throwing up all over each other. I never felt so bad in my entire life. Jake: I'm beginning to like this kid, Mum!
This movie always makes me very nostalgic to growing up in the 80s, riding my bike, and getting into adventures. Just nothing as crazy as them, though!
"You smell like Phys Ed!" in ref to Physical Education at school, how the lockers and unwashed stuff smells...BO and mildew! I would have to say this is one of the 1st movies I remember seeing, ever, and I was just about 8 years old or so. It hit all the right spots to make me want to become an adventurer, so much so that I even head into the mountains from time to time looking for anything that might go well in the local museums. Haven't found anything yet except gems and gold ;) But this movie is a staple in my life! LOVE IT! Thx for watching it along with us!
I went to Berkeley during the early ‘90s, and *hadn’t* known that Jeff Cohen was not only a student during the same few years, but was our student body president, and he’d do the Truffle Shuffle during our school football games (to amazing fanfare).. Sad I missed out..
Seeing Corey Feldman reminds me of a couple other films you really oughtta react to: Stand by Me (1986) and The Lost Boys (1987). Stand by Me is a coming-of-age film based on a novella by Stephen King. Along with Corey Feldman, it also stars Wil Wheaton, River Phoenix, Jerry O'Connell, and Kiefer Sutherland. Personally, Stand by Me is my favorite coming-of-age film, ever. The Lost Boys is a supernatural comedy horror film. The Lost Boys was the first film in which Corey Feldman and Corey Haim starred alongside one another--they ended up becoming a duo called The Two Coreys, and starred in six more films and a reality show with each other before Haim died in 2010. The Lost Boys also starred Jason Patric, Kiefer Sutherland, and Jami Gertz, among others.
Phys. Ed. Is short for physical education class or gym class at school. This is one of my all-time favorite feel good movies. Some of the props from this movie were also used in Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom…the sequel to Raiders of the Lost Ark. Just a little FYI :)
This was such a fun adventure for kids back in the day. It's like the pretend adventures we would have when we were young put into movie form. It was so much fun watching you react to it! Isn't it amazing to see a young Sean Aston and Josh Brolin, a younger Joe Pantoliano and Robert Davi? FYI, Phys Ed is short of physical education, i.e. "gym glass."
Great reactions, Duaffy! The reaction of the kids when they come down the water slide and see the pirate ship is the real deal. The child actors were not told the pirate ship would be there.
The Goonies name comes from the fact that all of the kids were somehow connected to the region of their city/town known as the Goon Docks (mentioned when Troy’s father brings the papers to foreclose on their home).
The Teen Adventure Movie. This is the stuff that 80's Kids lived for; a BUnch of pals that would do everything with you, be outside and thinking how large the world could be and trying to find "treasures" (more like trash you could repurpose). I miss those years...
When I was a kid, my grandmother was my favorite person outside my parents, but I always said, "If my grandma was a movie villain, she'd be the bad lady from THE GOONIES." They just had similar faces
It's 2022 and the Goonies never say die. Duaffy, please react to Short Circuit 1& 2. You'll love the robot in it. Also, react to Gremlins 1& 2. You'll love the creature Gizmo.
"Bye Willie. Thanks" This movie has been one of my favorites ever since it came out in theaters when I was a kid. I love seeing people experience it for the first time :)
the mama is the actress who played in "throw mama from the train" then she had degenerative nerve disease smelling as phis ed is physical education chucky is NOT a sportsman good first reaction and the goonies is an absolute classic , especially for adults who remember being children
I was lucky enough to watch this in the theater with my parents, one of the first times we all went out to the movies after dark. It's a treasure of fun, the right lessons and wonder.
Hi Kiddo. Since you loved the Goonies there are a number of good Family/Kids movies from the same era. Short Circuit, D.A.R.Y.L. , Willow, The Mighty Ducks, Hook, Mrs. Doubtfire, The Princes Bride, E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial, The Last Starfighter, Honey, I Shrunk the Kids, Harry and the Hendersons, The Secret Garden, Matilda, Flight of the Navigator, Monster Squad, Major Payne, etc. When you get around to reacting to TV shows I can make a list of good 80s, 90s and early 2000s Shows for you. :D
The DVD commentary for the Goonies is a definite must see if you enjoy the movie, extremely good. They get pretty much every one of the kids plus the director together again on screen to watch the movie together. You also learn a few things about the movie you never knew existed such as there were killer gorillas filmed at one point along with alot of other booby traps well never get to see, and the famous deleted giant Octopus segment just before the Pirate Ship (which the kids mention at the end of the movie). Also in the part in the Fertellies basement as they escape the director finds out for the first time him and his editors missed a big audio goof where Sean Astin calls Josh Brolin by his real name and its still there in the movie to pick up if your paying attention.
This Movie was Called the "Raiders of the Lost Ark for Kids". The Action, Adventure and Whole Feeling was On Par with it. TRIVIA: When the Goonies First see One Eyed Willie's Ship, the Reactions were REAL! The Director purposefully kept the kids from seeing the Ship set until the Camera's were rolling! ADULT TRIVIA FOR DUAFFY: You probably Never heard of this in Your Country, but Here in America (Back in the 70's and 80's) a "One-Eyed Willy" was a Slang term for a Guy's... You Know...
Loved this movie as a kid. Still enjoy it for the nostalgia factor and its got enough heart warming moments in it to still appreciate as an adult. But you're right, this is solidly in the kids movie genre. There's certain aspects of the film that don't work as well as they did when I was young. But with that said, I still always finish the film feeling good whenever I do watch it.
I love to see that you reacted to this. I grew up in this era. This movie, ET, Gremlins, the Indiana Jones movies, Fast Times at Ridgemont High, Rad, Just one of the Guys, Teen Wolf, Electric Dreams, Rocky III and IV, Empire Strikes Back and Return of the Jedi, Back to the Future, Karate Kid (1 and 2), Flash Gordon, Godzilla 1985, Top Gun, Firestarter, Cujo, Hawk the Slayer, The Neverending Story, Legend, Labyrinth, Time Bandits, The Princess Bride, Predator, The Sword and the Sorcerer, The Beastmaster, Conan the Barbarian, Dragonslayer, Friday the 13th part 3 (first 3d movie I ever watched), Child's Play, Jaws 3 (second 3d movie I ever watched), Critters, Creepshow, and Ferris Bueler's Day Off (and other John Hughes movies) were my childhood! To this day my friends from back then still reference lines from these movies and quote them. What a wonderful time to be alive. I liked the 80s ninja movies with Sho Kosugi and Chuck Norris and David Carradine movies more than most of my friends, but there were a few of my friends who also really liked them and we had slumber parties "raiding the refrigerator" watching those movies and playing Atari all night long on our old console television. This movie brings back so many memories. It makes me happy you are getting to experience it as well, and your reaction was priceless and brought me right back to my childhood! Thank you so much for helping bring back those memories! This movie is even more special because you've got Samwise Gamgee and Thanos in this movie as well! Makes me happy, happy! 😁😁😁
Fun fact: the building used for the jail is still there, I think it's a post office, now. Also, until a few years ago, the house the main characters lived in was a museum dedicated to the movie.
In Deadpool 2, Deadpool made some meta references. Once he called Cable "Thanos," and another time he called him "One-Eye Willie." 😆 The cast was full of actors that later became famous.
Wow I remember seeing this in the theater as a kid. It's seems a bit too predictable now, but at 10 years old I loved it. Just a fun movie for everyone. Dauffy another 80's movie that is good fun with heart is Short Circuit from 1986 Its worth checking out.
This was my childhood staple... along with the 1985 masterpiece “Clue”. It was a fabulous year... I was also born that year so it must have a blessed year! Hahaha jk. But seriously you need to watch clue. It’s a fabulous movie. Quick witted and hilarious.
There is a spiritual sequel that you might like that is a Netflix 2021 exclusive film called "Finding ʻOhana", this time it's a girl that drags her friends on an adventure to find pirate gold, on Hawaii, with references to their culture. They parody "The Goonies" a bit, and even have the actor that played Data make a "slick shoes" reference, but he plays another character. It feels like the middle of the movie is a reboot of 'Goonies'., before it veers off and tells its own story.
This was my first of your reactions, I decided to watch your reaction to my favorite of all time and I was not disappointed. You are adorable and I am sure I will watch some more. Another couple you should watch if you have not already is “The Neverending Story” and “the Flight of The Navigator”
Daffy, at the end of this video, I liked what you said about this movie. About it being about friendship. I love this movie. I've lost count how many times I've seen this movie over the years. You have a unique laugh, I love it.
When chunk says sloth smells like phys ed in the movie it means physical education or gym class here in America. So he is just saying he smells like body odor. I remember seeing this right before vacation in the movies then driving up the California coast into gold country and finding a old mine. Me and my brother and some kids we were camping with exploring that mine and thinking we were going to strike it rich....lol.
This was released by Steven Spielberg who also directed the Indiana Jones movies, and it was basically a Little Rascals version of Indiana Jones. The character of Data was played by the same actor that played Short Round in Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom.
The facts you will need to qualify as a true Spanish Goonies fan (apologies if you mention this later, I´m still watching the reaction!): 1. In the Spanish version, Mouth ("Bocazas") speaks Italian, and not Spanish, for obvious reasons. 2. Chunk is called "Gordi". 3. The one line anyone will recall is Sloth saying "Chocolaaaate". Y ya está!
Ah the Goonies, a literal vertical slice of my very own childhood in the 80's... minus the mobsters, real pirates and booty traps, booby traps thats what i said! Me and the rest of the kids in our end of the street, everyone with bikes, the huge local golf coarse at the end of the road frequented by the rich and snooty people of the area and the expansive native bush park and forest surrounding it AND the local beach 5 minutes walk down the road with the abandoned coastal WW2 bunkers and tunnels dotting the cliffs. lol even just remembered there was the local tennis club not to far from the primary school just across the valley. I miss being that kid... but ill always have this movie to remind me of those days, even if they werent quite as exciting (although we certainly got up to just as much mischief).
Phys Ed, also know as PE is the period in school where they either make the kids do exercises outside or in the Gym. What Chunk meant is that Sloth's breath smelled like a locker room. American locker rooms are bad enough but European locker rooms really reek. They are even worse in winter.
No, you can't ignite gasoline by shooting it. Probably. Handgun bullets are either lead or copper coated lead. Lead doesn't spark. Copper can, but it takes a lot more than iron or steel. Like, if you held a copper pipe on a belt sander, you might get some sparks. Shooting onto pavement won't do it. (There are steel bullets for piercing armor, but these are rifle bullets, which have a smaller cross section and higher velocity. They wouldn't be much good in a handgun, and it's unlikely the Fratelli's would have had them anyway.) But... gunpowder doesn't burn all at once. Pistol powered burns fast, but the muzzle flash from guns firing at night is the powder that is still burning at it leaves the barrel. From that distance, it's possible that some of the still burning powder would have reached the gasoline. But... gasoline isn't actually flammable. The vapor above it is. Gasoline has a very low flashpoint, so an ignitable vapor is nearly always present in a confined area. The hot sparks would have had to linger in the vapor long enough to ignite it, and that's probably not going to happen. They tried to ignite a trail of gasoline with a lit cigarette on Mythbusters and couldn't do it. If a cigarette can't do it, I don't think muzzle flash will either.
En la película "Deadpool 2" (a la que ya reaccionaste), Deadpool se refiere a Cable como "One Eyed Willy", en referencia a que Josh Brolin (Cable) es Brand en The Goonies.
So happy to see you reacting to this, Duaffy, and so not to see you enjoying it so much! May I ask, just how good was Clark/Mouth's Spanish? 😁 With the possible exception of Stand By Me, I don't think there's ever been another movie that's depicted kids so authentically! They're noisy, they're cheeky, they're naughty, they swear, they bicker and tease and they also have enormous hearts and accept each other for who they are! I love The Goonies for showing just how much fun the world was when we were kids, even if things might have also been dark... and I love it for the sheer nostalgia of the 1980s, when movies were at their peak!
"Monster Squad" was another 80's sleeper hit that had a group of similar kids like the Goonies that took on Dracula and the other Monsters from Universal Studio's Dark Universe. It was made on a very small budget with a lot of heart and the kids saved the day.
"Phys Ed" or "Physical Education" also called "PE" is in school (Usually middle and high school)... Where you learn games like Football, Basketball, Baseball, Track, etc...
In the 70s and early 80s, carrying a pocket comb was a necessity. We did comb our hair throughout the day. I had to use a pick instead of a comb due to Jew-fro, but it was the same basic idea. I think hair combing was big in the 50s and early 60s too.
Duaffy, i'm glad you liked it, it was a big movie when it came out, you didn't show the end credits? when the song , (the Goonies are) Good Enough by Cyndi Lauper, it was a great 1980s song and her music video had sets from the movie and Sushi chefs? and Pro Wrestlers in it. i liked it when Mouth stuck his tongue throught the painting where the mouth was on the woman in it. and i liked the opening music when the car chase was happening and when Chunk splattered his milkshake on the window of the arcade.
You have seem most of this cast. The older brother is Josh Brolin aka Thanos (his stepmotheris Barbra Striesand), the younger is Sean Astin aka Samwise Gamghee. (Sp). The bad guys were Robert Davi aka Agent Johnson from Die Hard, and Joe Pantoliano aka Cypher from The Matrix. Data was the kid in Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom. Mouth is Corey Feldman of tons of films including Stand By Me and Lost Boys.
Just finished! I agree with what you said at the end. My friends in my street and I actually formed our own "Goonies" when the film came out and would go looking for adventures. Most kids I knew at that time did the same in their street.
Corey Feldman, playing 'Mouth'. What ever you may think of him these days there is no shadow of a doubt he was one of the best kid actors. He is acting rings around everyone with minimal effort. Even Josh Brolin, who would eventually go one to be a good actor. Corey was that good when he was 10... Just compare his acting to the kids in Harry Potter. He's even out acting them lol.
Hi, Duaffy! I know I'm watching this reaction over a year and a half after the fact, but I just had to. It's one of my favourite 80s flicks, and your laughter is a delight to listen to. In the movie, it does seem that most of Willy's treasure simply sails off, and the kids miss out on it. However, the novelization of this film provides a more detailed epilogue, and makes the happy ending so much happier. As you said, the kids had plenty of money from the gems in Mikey's marble bag to pay off their debts. (A wiki page estimates the minimum value of just one jewel at $50,000.) But in the novel, the pirate ship is eventually towed to shore, at which point marine salvage laws take effect, and --the entire ship and all its contents-- become the property of Mikey Walsh! With his parents, he uses that wealth to turn Astoria into the best small town in America. I haven't read that novel myself, but just reading about it on TV Tropes is enough to make me 😁
RIP, Richard Donner. He gave us this movie, as well as Superman, Lethal Weapon and, Ladyhawke.
Shaine White Don't forget "The Omen".
Ladyhawke wasn’t very good
@@DeltaAssaultGaming correct, it was FANTASTIC....
And Scrooged and The Toy
Sloth's shout of "Hey you guys!" is a reference to _The Electric Company,_ a show on Public Television in the 1970s and early '80s that used sketches and songs to teach the basics of reading. Rita Moreno would shout those words at the start of every episode.
We're gonna turn it on,
We're gonna bring in the power ...🎶🎶
Rita Moreno was the best
Featuring Morgan Freeman, occasionally as Dracula. 💜
I used to watch that show a lot. Never picked up on that. Granted I think I was about 3 or 4 years old when I watched it.
That’s the show that started Morgan Freeman’s career.
Mikey is the actor that plays Sam in Lord of the Rings. And Brand is the actor that plays Thanos in Avengers
and Mikey was the son of Gomez from The Addams Family.
I keep looking for a twelve-year old Gimli. He'd be the one with the beard.
And Corey Feldman killed Jason Voorhees
And Brand also played Cable in Deadpool 2.
And Mikey is Bob from stranger things
Did you notice that when Chunk was calling the cops and the cop was talking about Chunk's story of a bunch of small scary creatures taking over the town and causing mischief? He was talking about the movie Gremlins.
She actually hasn't seen that yet.
@@ComeOnIsSuchAJoy Well, there's an obvious future recommendation.
@@Corn_Pone_Flicks Yeah... it wasn't among the Christmas movie poll winners on her Patreon.
Gremlins and the Gonnies we're both products of Warner Brothers and Amblin Entertainment, and Chris Columbus was there writer for the Goonies and he wrote the screenplay for Gremlins.
WOW REALLY I NEVER WOULD HAVE GUESSED YOU MUST BE ONE OF THOSE GENIUSES
When my wife & I saw this movie, we never would have guessed that the kid, Brand (Josh Brolin) would grow up to be Cable in Deadpool 2 and Thanos.
Oh, "Phys Ed" means, physical education (also called gym class).
Anne Ramsey was considered to be the sweetest actor in Hollywood and the kids... Well, everyone... Loved her dearly. Her increasingly shocked reaction was very real about pulling all those jewels out of Feldmans' mouth as he really did have all that in there at once and the scene was done in one take.
Thank you, Duaffy for a fun share with us. I'm glad you enjoyed the movie as much as we do. Huge hugs from us here in Texas and I hope you and yours have a wonderful one!
Duaffy may also not have noticed that Mikey was played by the actor (Sean Astin) who played Sam in Lord of the Rings. I know I'd have never known if I was her!
Fun fact: Josh Brolin is also Barbra Streisand's step-son.
Yeah it must be sooooooooooo hard to believe that an actor would be an actor in another movie...
@@GeorgeTropicana - I believe you misunderstand my perspective. When I saw The Goonies, Brolin was just a kid and it was difficult to see that young man grow up to be the man he is today playing the characters he does.
One of my favorites as a kid this movie, me and my friends wanted to be The Goonies so bad. Still love this movie today it has a special place in my heart.
Josh Brolin also played Cable in Deadpool 2, which is why at one point Deadpool calls him One Eyed Willie. And your laugh is adorable!
When this was originally released on VHS, a cousin of mine (with his two even younger brothers) got hold of a tape and watched it at least once a day for months. Fantastic movie for kids and grown ups alike.
Decades later, this also brings memories of the 80s, my childhood decade, for the good and the bad. I will tell you one good though it had for everyone, fantastic movies.
I taped it off TV so I had the edited version to watch over and over again in the 1980s.
A childhood favorite. I've watched Goonies too many times to count over the years. Data is easily my favorite (but they are all fantastic in their roles). I love his gadgets.
"It's our time! Our time down here!" That speech is practically an audition tape for Sean Astin to one day pull off Samwise's beautiful speeches in Lord of the Rings.
THE GOONIES always will have a special place in my heart. So much humor, friendship and adventure like my own childhood - so i missing this time. Yes, i miss the 80's, and i still miss a 2. part of THE GOONIES ❤❤❤
Sloth character in real life was a pro football player for Raiders. He is about 6'8 nearly 300 lbs.
a pro football player for Raiders -> John Matuszak
the town the movie was filmed in has a long & famous history in cinema. The police station the villains escaped from is now a museum dedicated to the film history of Astoria, Oregon. Even the goonies house is real, but it's privately hidden off the street.
I have a friend who grew up in Astoria. She is of course a turbo-fan of this film.
Astoria to me is that one place id love to live, one day... or at least stay in for a while, or hell just visit. Always find those wet coastal alpine areas and towns like that very appealing (reminds me of a more extreme looking version of my own home town, coastal, partially wooded with big swings in weather)). But I doubt it looks much like it does in the movie these days, 40 years can change alot.
Reminds me of my hometown of Beaufort, SC. Loads of films have been filmed here. (Forest Gump, GI Jane, The Fugitive, The Big Chill, The Great Santini, The Prince Of Tides to name a few.)
5:20 I love when Duaffy is laughing😅. A wonderful laugh.
I always laugh when Mouth (corey Feldman) speaks Spanish. Not only his pronunciation is funny but what he saying is hilarious.
I never realized the Spanish word for drugs is drugas.
@@jbrisby yeah is spelled almost similar to English just adding the A and S in the end and of course the pronounce
From the teaser at the beginning of this vid, for a few seconds I thought she was watching it in Spanish.
@@a-top7090 - There are also a lot of words in French that are almost the same as English or Spanish words. School is escola in Spanish and ecole in French, for instance. You drop the "s" sound and replace it with "es" or just "e" for the language in question. There are words in both languages that appear to be following this rule, but mean something completely different. You ask for directions and get punched or slapped, depending on where you are.
@@hamletksquid2702 because they are based on Latin, the mother language it just changed over time
Chunk: But the worst thing I ever done... I mixed all this fake puke at home and then I went to this movie theater, hid the puke in my jacket, climbed up to the balcony and then… then, I made a noise like this. Blaargh! BLAARGH! And…and then I dumped it over the side, all over the people in the audience. And then, this was horrible, all the people started getting sick and throwing up all over each other. I never felt so bad in my entire life.
Jake: I'm beginning to like this kid, Mum!
One of the best scenes in a movie full of great scenes. 😀
@János Lehr
Ma: HIT PUREE
@@TheShockninja Another hilarious line! 😀
@@TheShockninja No! I'm too young! No! I wanna play the violin! Not my hand!
This movie always makes me very nostalgic to growing up in the 80s, riding my bike, and getting into adventures. Just nothing as crazy as them, though!
"You smell like Phys Ed!" in ref to Physical Education at school, how the lockers and unwashed stuff smells...BO and mildew! I would have to say this is one of the 1st movies I remember seeing, ever, and I was just about 8 years old or so. It hit all the right spots to make me want to become an adventurer, so much so that I even head into the mountains from time to time looking for anything that might go well in the local museums. Haven't found anything yet except gems and gold ;) But this movie is a staple in my life! LOVE IT! Thx for watching it along with us!
I went to Berkeley during the early ‘90s, and *hadn’t* known that Jeff Cohen was not only a student during the same few years, but was our student body president, and he’d do the Truffle Shuffle during our school football games (to amazing fanfare).. Sad I missed out..
Ive lived in the town in Oregon this was shot in.... Kindergarten Cop and Short Circuit were filmed in Astoria too
I knew you would love this film but I never thought you would laugh so hard to this. I am glad you really enjoyed it.
Seeing Corey Feldman reminds me of a couple other films you really oughtta react to: Stand by Me (1986) and The Lost Boys (1987).
Stand by Me is a coming-of-age film based on a novella by Stephen King. Along with Corey Feldman, it also stars Wil Wheaton, River Phoenix, Jerry O'Connell, and Kiefer Sutherland. Personally, Stand by Me is my favorite coming-of-age film, ever.
The Lost Boys is a supernatural comedy horror film. The Lost Boys was the first film in which Corey Feldman and Corey Haim starred alongside one another--they ended up becoming a duo called The Two Coreys, and starred in six more films and a reality show with each other before Haim died in 2010. The Lost Boys also starred Jason Patric, Kiefer Sutherland, and Jami Gertz, among others.
Please watch THE NEVERENDING STORY!
Phys. Ed. Is short for physical education class or gym class at school. This is one of my all-time favorite feel good movies. Some of the props from this movie were also used in Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom…the sequel to Raiders of the Lost Ark. Just a little FYI :)
This was such a fun adventure for kids back in the day. It's like the pretend adventures we would have when we were young put into movie form. It was so much fun watching you react to it!
Isn't it amazing to see a young Sean Aston and Josh Brolin, a younger Joe Pantoliano and Robert Davi?
FYI, Phys Ed is short of physical education, i.e. "gym glass."
Your laugh cures the soul, Duaffy.
Great reactions, Duaffy! The reaction of the kids when they come down the water slide and see the pirate ship is the real deal. The child actors were not told the pirate ship would be there.
If you liked this one, you should also check out Gremlins!
The Goonies name comes from the fact that all of the kids were somehow connected to the region of their city/town known as the Goon Docks (mentioned when Troy’s father brings the papers to foreclose on their home).
The Teen Adventure Movie.
This is the stuff that 80's Kids lived for; a BUnch of pals that would do everything with you, be outside and thinking how large the world could be and trying to find "treasures" (more like trash you could repurpose).
I miss those years...
When I was a kid, my grandmother was my favorite person outside my parents, but I always said, "If my grandma was a movie villain, she'd be the bad lady from THE GOONIES." They just had similar faces
THIS MOVIE IS EVERYTHING
GOONIES IS THE REASON I'M STILL ALIVE
Also: 14:10 REVERSE PRESSURE😱😱😱😱😱
Sloth out here teaching Hodor a master class.
Now imagine watching this as a kid and having all the nostalgia behind it.
It's 2022 and the Goonies never say die. Duaffy, please react to Short Circuit 1& 2. You'll love the robot in it. Also, react to Gremlins 1& 2. You'll love the creature Gizmo.
I love that they make a Gremlins reference when Chunk is trying to talk to the cop on the phone
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"Bye Willie. Thanks" This movie has been one of my favorites ever since it came out in theaters when I was a kid. I love seeing people experience it for the first time :)
This movie always takes me back to when i was a young kid. Adventure, fun, friendship, and innocence.
Phys Ed is short for Physical Education. Chunk was saying Sloth smells like sweat
the mama is the actress who played in "throw mama from the train" then she had degenerative nerve disease
smelling as phis ed is physical education chucky is NOT a sportsman
good first reaction and the goonies is an absolute classic , especially for adults who remember being children
Anne Ramsay’s unique voice in her older years was the result of a partial tongue amputation due to cancer. In interviews she’s very sweet.
I believe it happened between this film and “Throw Mamma”.
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You *know* One-eyed Willie is a synonym for a 'trouser snake'
Great movie. The 80's truly were the best times. For movies, and music.
I was lucky enough to watch this in the theater with my parents, one of the first times we all went out to the movies after dark. It's a treasure of fun, the right lessons and wonder.
Hi Kiddo. Since you loved the Goonies there are a number of good Family/Kids movies from the same era. Short Circuit, D.A.R.Y.L. , Willow, The Mighty Ducks, Hook, Mrs. Doubtfire, The Princes Bride, E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial, The Last Starfighter, Honey, I Shrunk the Kids, Harry and the Hendersons, The Secret Garden, Matilda, Flight of the Navigator, Monster Squad, Major Payne, etc. When you get around to reacting to TV shows I can make a list of good 80s, 90s and early 2000s Shows for you. :D
It's still on the perfect list. Such a wonderful sense of adventure captured in one film. You can feel the love.
The DVD commentary for the Goonies is a definite must see if you enjoy the movie, extremely good.
They get pretty much every one of the kids plus the director together again on screen to watch the movie together. You also learn a few things about the movie you never knew existed such as there were killer gorillas filmed at one point along with alot of other booby traps well never get to see, and the famous deleted giant Octopus segment just before the Pirate Ship (which the kids mention at the end of the movie). Also in the part in the Fertellies basement as they escape the director finds out for the first time him and his editors missed a big audio goof where Sean Astin calls Josh Brolin by his real name and its still there in the movie to pick up if your paying attention.
I was 8 when this came out and I saw it in the theater. I loved it.
This Movie was Called the "Raiders of the Lost Ark for Kids". The Action, Adventure and Whole Feeling was On Par with it.
TRIVIA: When the Goonies First see One Eyed Willie's Ship, the Reactions were REAL! The Director purposefully kept the kids from seeing the Ship set until the Camera's were rolling!
ADULT TRIVIA FOR DUAFFY: You probably Never heard of this in Your Country, but Here in America (Back in the 70's and 80's) a "One-Eyed Willy" was a Slang term for a Guy's... You Know...
Fun fact: In Sweden the title of this film is "The Death Skull Gang".
Loved this movie as a kid. Still enjoy it for the nostalgia factor and its got enough heart warming moments in it to still appreciate as an adult. But you're right, this is solidly in the kids movie genre. There's certain aspects of the film that don't work as well as they did when I was young. But with that said, I still always finish the film feeling good whenever I do watch it.
One Of Richard Donner's Masterpieces Ever Made. RIP Mr. Donner 🙏
Who doesn't want to search a treasure when you are a child? This movie represent that Dream.
i used to make my own treasure maps all the time because of this movie :P
I love to see that you reacted to this. I grew up in this era. This movie, ET, Gremlins, the Indiana Jones movies, Fast Times at Ridgemont High, Rad, Just one of the Guys, Teen Wolf, Electric Dreams, Rocky III and IV, Empire Strikes Back and Return of the Jedi, Back to the Future, Karate Kid (1 and 2), Flash Gordon, Godzilla 1985, Top Gun, Firestarter, Cujo, Hawk the Slayer, The Neverending Story, Legend, Labyrinth, Time Bandits, The Princess Bride, Predator, The Sword and the Sorcerer, The Beastmaster, Conan the Barbarian, Dragonslayer, Friday the 13th part 3 (first 3d movie I ever watched), Child's Play, Jaws 3 (second 3d movie I ever watched), Critters, Creepshow, and Ferris Bueler's Day Off (and other John Hughes movies) were my childhood! To this day my friends from back then still reference lines from these movies and quote them. What a wonderful time to be alive. I liked the 80s ninja movies with Sho Kosugi and Chuck Norris and David Carradine movies more than most of my friends, but there were a few of my friends who also really liked them and we had slumber parties "raiding the refrigerator" watching those movies and playing Atari all night long on our old console television. This movie brings back so many memories. It makes me happy you are getting to experience it as well, and your reaction was priceless and brought me right back to my childhood! Thank you so much for helping bring back those memories! This movie is even more special because you've got Samwise Gamgee and Thanos in this movie as well! Makes me happy, happy! 😁😁😁
I love her laugh so much, it cheers me up when im down.👍👍👍
Seen this over a hundred times and it's *still* in the top ten ALL-TIME favorites!
I was a kid when this came out. I'm now 52 and it's still my favorite movie of all time
Fun fact: the building used for the jail is still there, I think it's a post office, now. Also, until a few years ago, the house the main characters lived in was a museum dedicated to the movie.
I grew up with this movie. Absolutely love it! You are so charming, and enjoyed your reaction. "Hey you guys!" Haha!
In Deadpool 2, Deadpool made some meta references. Once he called Cable "Thanos," and another time he called him "One-Eye Willie." 😆
The cast was full of actors that later became famous.
Duaffy your reactions are so honest and fun and your laugh is so charming.
Those domino contraptions are called Rube-Goldburg devices.
Your laughter is contagious. Nice contagious
Great reaction!…your laugh is so fun.
Wow I remember seeing this in the theater as a kid. It's seems a bit too predictable now, but at 10 years old I loved it.
Just a fun movie for everyone.
Dauffy another 80's movie that is good fun with heart is Short Circuit from 1986 Its worth checking out.
This was my childhood staple... along with the 1985 masterpiece “Clue”. It was a fabulous year... I was also born that year so it must have a blessed year! Hahaha jk. But seriously you need to watch clue. It’s a fabulous movie. Quick witted and hilarious.
Colonel Mustard: Just checking
Mrs. Peacock: Is everything alright?
Mustard: Yes. Two corpses. Everything's fine.
Me: LOL
Phys ed is short for physical education which is gym class
I love this movie soo much sinds the 80s and love that Thanos , Samwise gamgee, and Short round are Goonies ;)
4:50 That kind of things are so eighties. I love them.
There is a spiritual sequel that you might like that is a Netflix 2021 exclusive film called "Finding ʻOhana", this time it's a girl that drags her friends on an adventure to find pirate gold, on Hawaii, with references to their culture. They parody "The Goonies" a bit, and even have the actor that played Data make a "slick shoes" reference, but he plays another character. It feels like the middle of the movie is a reboot of 'Goonies'., before it veers off and tells its own story.
Chunk is now an Entertainment Lawyer.
Love Data's *rant* after falling in the boat! STAIRS?!
This was my first of your reactions, I decided to watch your reaction to my favorite of all time and I was not disappointed. You are adorable and I am sure I will watch some more. Another couple you should watch if you have not already is “The Neverending Story” and “the Flight of The Navigator”
While filming the Goonies, Corey Feldman also took time at night to film his scenes for Friday the 13th A New Beginning
Daffy, at the end of this video, I liked what you said about this movie. About it being about friendship. I love this movie. I've lost count how many times I've seen this movie over the years. You have a unique laugh, I love it.
The older brother is THANOS and the younger bother is SAM GAMGEE!
"Chunk! No, Captain Chunk!" Is actually a band that formed in France back in 2007.
When chunk says sloth smells like phys ed in the movie it means physical education or gym class here in America. So he is just saying he smells like body odor. I remember seeing this right before vacation in the movies then driving up the California coast into gold country and finding a old mine. Me and my brother and some kids we were camping with exploring that mine and thinking we were going to strike it rich....lol.
This is one of my favorite kid empowerment stories. Some others Time Bandits, Explorers, Flight of the Navigator and Lord of the flies, of course.
Saw this in the theatres twice. Loved this movie
This was released by Steven Spielberg who also directed the Indiana Jones movies, and it was basically a Little Rascals version of Indiana Jones. The character of Data was played by the same actor that played Short Round in Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom.
The facts you will need to qualify as a true Spanish Goonies fan (apologies if you mention this later, I´m still watching the reaction!):
1. In the Spanish version, Mouth ("Bocazas") speaks Italian, and not Spanish, for obvious reasons.
2. Chunk is called "Gordi".
3. The one line anyone will recall is Sloth saying "Chocolaaaate".
Y ya está!
Ah the Goonies, a literal vertical slice of my very own childhood in the 80's... minus the mobsters, real pirates and booty traps, booby traps thats what i said!
Me and the rest of the kids in our end of the street, everyone with bikes, the huge local golf coarse at the end of the road frequented by the rich and snooty people of the area and the expansive native bush park and forest surrounding it AND the local beach 5 minutes walk down the road with the abandoned coastal WW2 bunkers and tunnels dotting the cliffs. lol even just remembered there was the local tennis club not to far from the primary school just across the valley.
I miss being that kid... but ill always have this movie to remind me of those days, even if they werent quite as exciting (although we certainly got up to just as much mischief).
¡No te había visto reírte tanto hasta esta película!
I love your reaction. I was that kid in the eighties.
Phys Ed, also know as PE is the period in school where they either make the kids do exercises outside or in the Gym. What Chunk meant is that Sloth's breath smelled like a locker room. American locker rooms are bad enough but European locker rooms really reek. They are even worse in winter.
Hey you guys!!! Goonies Never Say Die!
No, you can't ignite gasoline by shooting it. Probably. Handgun bullets are either lead or copper coated lead. Lead doesn't spark. Copper can, but it takes a lot more than iron or steel. Like, if you held a copper pipe on a belt sander, you might get some sparks. Shooting onto pavement won't do it. (There are steel bullets for piercing armor, but these are rifle bullets, which have a smaller cross section and higher velocity. They wouldn't be much good in a handgun, and it's unlikely the Fratelli's would have had them anyway.)
But... gunpowder doesn't burn all at once. Pistol powered burns fast, but the muzzle flash from guns firing at night is the powder that is still burning at it leaves the barrel. From that distance, it's possible that some of the still burning powder would have reached the gasoline.
But... gasoline isn't actually flammable. The vapor above it is. Gasoline has a very low flashpoint, so an ignitable vapor is nearly always present in a confined area. The hot sparks would have had to linger in the vapor long enough to ignite it, and that's probably not going to happen. They tried to ignite a trail of gasoline with a lit cigarette on Mythbusters and couldn't do it. If a cigarette can't do it, I don't think muzzle flash will either.
En la película "Deadpool 2" (a la que ya reaccionaste), Deadpool se refiere a Cable como "One Eyed Willy", en referencia a que Josh Brolin (Cable) es Brand en The Goonies.
So happy to see you reacting to this, Duaffy, and so not to see you enjoying it so much! May I ask, just how good was Clark/Mouth's Spanish? 😁
With the possible exception of Stand By Me, I don't think there's ever been another movie that's depicted kids so authentically! They're noisy, they're cheeky, they're naughty, they swear, they bicker and tease and they also have enormous hearts and accept each other for who they are! I love The Goonies for showing just how much fun the world was when we were kids, even if things might have also been dark... and I love it for the sheer nostalgia of the 1980s, when movies were at their peak!
It's the fact that they all talk over each other all the time instead of waiting for their cue to speak that really makes the dialogue shine in this.
"Monster Squad" was another 80's sleeper hit that had a group of similar kids like the Goonies that took on Dracula and the other Monsters from Universal Studio's Dark Universe. It was made on a very small budget with a lot of heart and the kids saved the day.
"Phys Ed" or "Physical Education" also called "PE" is in school (Usually middle and high school)... Where you learn games like Football, Basketball, Baseball, Track, etc...
In the 70s and early 80s, carrying a pocket comb was a necessity. We did comb our hair throughout the day. I had to use a pick instead of a comb due to Jew-fro, but it was the same basic idea. I think hair combing was big in the 50s and early 60s too.
Duaffy, i'm glad you liked it, it was a big movie when it came out, you didn't show the end credits? when the song , (the Goonies are) Good Enough by Cyndi Lauper, it was a great 1980s song and her music video had sets from the movie and Sushi chefs? and Pro Wrestlers in it. i liked it when Mouth stuck his tongue throught the painting where the mouth was on the woman in it. and i liked the opening music when the car chase was happening and when Chunk splattered his milkshake on the window of the arcade.
Phys Ed is physical education "gym class" at school so he's saying you smell like sweat
You have seem most of this cast. The older brother is Josh Brolin aka Thanos (his stepmotheris Barbra Striesand), the younger is Sean Astin aka Samwise Gamghee. (Sp). The bad guys were Robert Davi aka Agent Johnson from Die Hard, and Joe Pantoliano aka Cypher from The Matrix. Data was the kid in Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom. Mouth is Corey Feldman of tons of films including Stand By Me and Lost Boys.
Just finished! I agree with what you said at the end. My friends in my street and I actually formed our own "Goonies" when the film came out and would go looking for adventures. Most kids I knew at that time did the same in their street.
They thought the stick of dynamite was a sparkling candle 🕯 lol
*Phys Ed* is *PE, Physical Education, Gym Class*
Corey Feldman, playing 'Mouth'. What ever you may think of him these days there is no shadow of a doubt he was one of the best kid actors. He is acting rings around everyone with minimal effort. Even Josh Brolin, who would eventually go one to be a good actor. Corey was that good when he was 10... Just compare his acting to the kids in Harry Potter. He's even out acting them lol.
What a movie. It even has a day of its own. Goonies Day is celebrated 7th of June, even so many years later.
Hi, Duaffy! I know I'm watching this reaction over a year and a half after the fact, but I just had to. It's one of my favourite 80s flicks, and your laughter is a delight to listen to.
In the movie, it does seem that most of Willy's treasure simply sails off, and the kids miss out on it. However, the novelization of this film provides a more detailed epilogue, and makes the happy ending so much happier. As you said, the kids had plenty of money from the gems in Mikey's marble bag to pay off their debts. (A wiki page estimates the minimum value of just one jewel at $50,000.) But in the novel, the pirate ship is eventually towed to shore, at which point marine salvage laws take effect, and --the entire ship and all its contents-- become the property of Mikey Walsh! With his parents, he uses that wealth to turn Astoria into the best small town in America.
I haven't read that novel myself, but just reading about it on TV Tropes is enough to make me 😁
Classic of both the 1980s and childhood in general.