*THE GOONIES* took us on a thrill ride (First time watching reaction)
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Hey everyone! Enjoy our reaction to watching The Goonies, directed by Richard Donner, starring Sean Astin, Josh Brolin, Ke Huy Quan, and Corey Feldman! This was Altaf's very first time watching, and Chris' first time watching since he was a kid!
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To me, The Goonies will forever be the ultimate "kids' movie". It had EVERYTHING; comedy, action, romance, horror. Perfect.
And adventure.
@@7Rendar Absolutely. How could I forget! :)
From what I (Chris) remember about watching as a kid, it had this edgy quality to it where it felt like you weren't watching a movie for kids. Super unique!
@@NiceDudeMovieNight Yes! The swearing and dark aspects gave it that 'edge' that drew us in as kids. Absolutely brilliant.
Well said! 😊
Another cool thing about the relationships formed in this movie. Jeff Cohen (Chunk) became an entertainment lawyer and he negotiated the deal for Ke Huy Quan's mega-return to acting in Everything, Everywhere, All at Once.
Yooooo that's crazy!
@@NiceDudeMovieNight It's friendship.
He also became Chunk without the C. 😉
Full circle, fellas!
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And Ke Huy Quan won an Oscar for his perormance in that movie. And at the same Oscar 2023, Brendan Frasier won as well (for "The whale"). And Brendan and Ke was in the same movie "Encino Man" a.k.a "California man" (also starring Sean Austin).
The circle was closed during that Oscar-moment in so many levels 🥰
I absolutely love that his Goonies family was so happy for Que Huy Quan winning an oscar. and I love that he actually said "Goonies never say die" in his acceptance speech
I always live by that quote.
The director wanted to keep the pirate ship totaly secret from the kids, none of them had seen it at all prior to filming so when you see them see it in person those are genuine reactions to it.
And if I remember correctly, they had to destroy the ship after the shots because there's no place aviable to store it.
@importaku Wow, I remember the image you use as avatar from my childhood: it's the Tamiya Mini-4wd logo, right? :)
Expect for one kid, Corey Feldman. He revealed in the 30th anniversary commentary track where the cast came back but as adults, he said that he got a sneak peak at the ship because someone accidentally left the door open.
Almost like his character
@@DarkAlex1978 i believe you are right. they kept it for a while but couldnt get anyone to take it and had to demolish it. Sad really it was a nice ship
Actually the kids sweared on the first take and they had to reshoot the reactions, so they were actually acting.
Fun fact, is that Ke Huy-Quan (Data) had promised his mother he wouldn't swear, so that's why in the first booby trap scene, it called for him to swear, but he spells it out 'Holy S-H-I-T!' instead to split the difference. Was great :)
If you think about it, many of his gadgets are anti-bully. Bully Blinders, the Slick Shoes (for getting away), the boxing glove for someone that grabs him.
And he added an Oscar award to his collection of gadgets.
@@jxchamb He added 2 trophy cases of awards!
The whole "smart kids deserve to get bullied' trope is pretty classically American however. And very sad that it even exists.
HEY YOU GUYS!
Chunk is a striking resemblance to John Fetterman. The....eagles.....are.....better....than the ...eagles.
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For those of us of a certain age, that Cyndi Lauper theme song will always be one of the best songs ever.
The music video is a movie in and of itself...featuring an octopus attack deleted from the final film.
Truly a Gen-X type of kid's movie. I appreciate this film far more in retrospect than I did at the time, and the cast was truly phenomenal.
It's maximum 80's and it holds up great!
It brings back memories of adventures we had with our childhood friends!
As a 41 year old man, watching your reactions made me enjoy this movie as a kid again. Keep up the great work, guys.!
Thank you so much!!
Yes! I was smiling ear to.ear watching this with two cool guys.
The actor who plays CHUNK is now Ke Huy’s
Entertainment Lawyer! I love they’re still pals.
I thought it was so sweet that Ke said "Goonies never say die." in his acceptance speech at the Oscars. His showbiz attorney is the guy who played Chunk. All of the guys and Martha sent video messages to congratulate him as well as Harrison Ford being the presenter for best motion picture and it was amazing.
Did he say that? I just watched the clip and didn't catch it. Not Golden Globes either.
@@dudermcdudeface3674 yes. I watched a youtube channel that covered his whole speech.
@@dudermcdudeface3674 He said it in the post-Oscars backstage interview that all the winners do right after the show ends.
Every time I see someone do a reaction to _The Goonies,_ I have to post this. When Sloth yells, “Hey, you guys!” he’s quoting the opening of The Electric Company, a 1970s educational program that was basically an answer to the question, “How do we get the attention of kids who’ve decided they’re too old for Sesame Street?”
Opening theme: th-cam.com/video/eL6w5bRgZp0/w-d-xo.html
I think the reason you teared up is because its so rare to see expressions of TRUE love, love because, without conditions, and, Jeff Cohen delivered that scene so very perfect and conveyed exactly that kind of compassion and love the world needs to see more of.
I love that the kids names are Mouth, Chunk, Data, and ... Mikey.
YES!! One of the funniest adventure movies ever made!
RIP to those that were involved in the project:
Richard Donner, Director
John Matuzak, Sloth
Anne Ramsay, Ma Fratelli
Mary Ellen Trainor, Irene Walsh
Lupe Ontiveros, Rosalita.
There were talks of a Sequel but it was cancelled as the actors have moved to to other projects.
I loved this movie as a kid and watched it many times. I introduced my kids to this movie when they were old enough and got to enjoy it again and again as an adult! Its just a good fun adventure. Fun to see Sam wise and thanos as kids😅
It ages very well! I'd love to show it to my kids if I ever have some 😅
This is my #1 favorite movie ever. I've seen it at least 100 times without exaggeration. This was a great reaction, thank you.
It's super rewatchable! Glad you enjoyed :)
This is the ultimate movie not just for kids. 46 years old and I still watch this thing at least three or four times a year. There has never been nor will there ever be a movie big enough to touch the greatness of Goonies
Brolin tells the story of breaking in to the audition for Goonies. It was his first job. He had to hop a fence and sneak in. And he got the part and it set his career off. He loves talking about The Goonies. More than almost any other role it's his favorite film to have worked on.
I gotta agree with Atlaf in this movie. I sincerely apologize if I spelled your name wrong. But I was in tears just like you many times during this film. It's so heartfelt at moments and being single again I've learned that emotions for myself are just as impactful as my emotions for other people. Keep making awesome stuff and I'll be here every time to watch you guys! Major love from California! Stay nice Dudes!
Sending love back to you! Thanks so much for your comment. Stay nice! ❤️
Stay strong @ahmanetbones 💪🏻❤️
@@darrenhunt9480 thank you friend 🥰
@@ahmanetbones9496 look after number 1 ALWAYS ❤️
The older teen with the glasses is Martha Plimpton, who's been in s number of 80s movies and played the mom in the sitcom Raising Hope from 2010 to 2014.
Raising Hope is one of my go-to shows. She’s also Keith Carradine’s daughter
@@JoeMama410 wait, like his ACTUAL daughter!!!?
@@LaineMann Yep. He even had a guest role in an episode of Raising Hope.
So glad you guys enjoyed this! I've heard many people say that this movie doesn't hold up if you didn't see it back in the day, as a child. But whenever I re-watch this movie, I think it holds up wonderfully, and I don't see how they can believe that. I love it so much.
Also, Ke Huy Quan is such a legend. tbf everyone is great in this film though.
"Hey you guys!" and "Sloth Love Chunk!" are the best lines in the whole film
I watched this when I was their age , it was long summers , long shadows , red skies , out playing .. just an awesome period and all my mates watched it . We were goonies on a housing estate in the Northwest of England
“Theres some good in this world, Mr. Frodo, and thats worth fighting for, because Goonies Never Say Die!"
The Goonies, Monster Squad, and Short Circuit. 3 of the best movies from my child hood that I've seen at least 100 times each.
the actor who played Chunk was made Home Coming King by promising to do the truffle shuffle at football games. He is now a Hollywood lawyer. He is Ke Huy Quan's lawyer for contract negotiations and such.
one of the best movies ever made, just pure entertainment.
The actor who portrayed “Chunk” is severely underrated. Especially as a kid actor. He takes you on a whole roller coaster. Jeff Cohen, props to you.
See, I like watching these videos. They both are clearly movie buffs, pick up on actor and director quirks, and really touch down on a lot of stuff in movies, even doing a great job with subtitling and focusing on subtle things in these movies. Other people just do 12 minute videos and load it up with memes and poorly cropped images, skipping over MAJOR things in the movies.
A few have talked over the best lines in the film they are watching. The meme thing has gotten way out of hand. And some of these folks have the personality of a zombie in Night of the Living Dead.
Another fun fact: the pirate ship was a real ship built for the movie, and the reaction of the kids when they turned around was genuine, having not seen it before or aware of its existence.
And one of them let out "Oh SHIT!", which had to be censored. Funny as hell is that the exact same reaction came out while watching the movie!
So glad to see y'all finally watch this and letting us re-experience it with you!
May I suggest other classic 80's kids films such as "Flight of the Navigator" or "Explorers" (the latter of which features a very young Ethan Hawke and River Phoenix).
Flight of the Navigator was such a great movie. I concur this choice. Either that, or The NeverEnding Story.
I agree with ALL OF THESE!
One thing I've always loved about that movie was the soundtrack. Contemporary music plus some old stuff and totally rad 80 instrumentals during the flight scenes.
Fun fact, the movie did have a sequel. The Goonies II, exclusive to the Nintendo NES
Me and my siblings are such huge fans of this movie and I have even visited the film museum that is now located in the jail in Astoria, Oregon. It was such an amazing experience and this movie to me is timeless, in every aspect
The famous director developed the story for the first Goonies movie and it was produced by his company, Amblin Entertainment. And Sean Astin later claimed that Spielberg was involved with the film so much that he was basically a co-director alongside Richard Donner.Jan 12, 2023
I had never noticed how Chunk's clumsiness always had a lucky dimension to it. When you pointed it out, it made me think of Hurley, in Lost, who feels like the most unfortunate guy in the world while being also extremely lucky all the time.
Yeah it's hard to unsee once you notice it, right? 😂
It's such a good film, with an emotional edge to it. For me Mikey is the emotional heart of the movie and Sean Astin does give a good speech.
I'm 66 years old. I grew up with these movies. Watching you guys react with the same awe and emotions I went through watching this movie was totally inspiring. You've earned a sub. Keep it up guys.
I always felt that Kerri Green was really good in this movie, hitting the emotions perfectly. It's a shame she never really achieved stardom, but I really only saw her in this and Blue Flame.
Fun fact: Chunk (Jeff Cohen who now runs a law firm) negotiated the deal for Data (Ke Huy Quan) for his casting in Everything Everywhere All At Once (2022). Quan publicly thanked Cohen during his acceptance speech
I love that they made Mikey and Brand actual loving brothers.
Let me just say how much I love your channel, input, and banter. It sucks to never be able to watch a movie again for the first time, but it’s just as great to watch a couple people with the same awe and excitement experience it too!
Man this film takes me back. It makes me so happy that you guys reacted to this.
HEY YOU GUYS!!!
I loved that the one that played Chunk was at the Oscars with Ke Huy Quan.
Astoria is absolutely beautiful. Its right on the oregon coast. Perfect location to film a movie about discovery, i feel the same sense of adventure every time i visit.
Ivan Reitman's "Kindergarten Cop" was filmed there.
I grew up not far from Astoria and I'm surprised more movies aren't filmed on the Oregon coast. It's so wild and beautiful here! Then again, the rain is probably a big deterrent for a lot of filmmakers.
@@Madbandit77 You can actually see the school from Kindergarten Cop in some of shots from the Walsh's porch.
Having a mom that grew up in the 80’s clued me into so many great movies growing up. Goonies rules
"you are my greatest invention" will forever be one of my favorite lines ever
The Goonies by far is one of my most favorite movies. I can't wait to show it to my daughter when she's a little bit older and the smiles and the fun you guys had watching it gave me a big smile. Thanks!
Absolutely perfect cast for a perfect movie. This is what defines the 80s. Maybe we made it too perfect and that is why nothing else can meet such high standards these days. Either way, glad you guys watched this and glad you enjoyed it! Next up, Revenge of the Nerds.
I... do not recommend Revenge of the Nerds. It aged poorly, to put it mildly.
@@JinxedPixie88 Ahh... fair point. It did have some things in it that might be uhh... controversial in today's world.
Controversial is no excuse (Blazing Saddles anyone). RotN is an OK movie.
How about Weird Science?
@@TGNXAR Some controversy is fine. Want to do a little voyeurism scene, okay. but that one moment is beyond the pale. He's not a hero anymore. He's a predator.
@@TGNXAR Instead, how about Porky's?
Love Goonies. I would not be exaggerating if I said I’ve seen it a hundred times.
I think it has a very underrated score too. It was done by academy award and multiple Grammy award winning composer David Grusin.
hey you guys
There are a handful of films from my childhood in the 80s that I love JUST AS MUCH now as I did way back then. This one is definitely one of them.
This movie has a very D&D campaign feel
Down here, it's our time. It's OUR TIME DOWN HERE!
the villans in this movie remind me of the beagle;e boys from Ducktales
Great reaction! One of the absolute best all-ages adventure movies ever made. Full stop, no argument. This is a movie anyone can watch and enjoy if they're kids or at least remember the excitement of adventures as a kid. The cast was brilliant, the story was brilliant, and the whole thing was brilliant.
It still makes me sad that they built this entire ship for the movie, and when it was over they tried to find a home for it, tried to give it away, but no takers. It was busted up for scrap. Seriously sad. But I loved that they hid it from the kids (excluding Feldman who I think stumbled into seeing it early) until they shot the scene so that was their real reactions to it. I'd have been impressed as heck too to see that towering over me. 😲
The late John Matuszak, former NFL defensive lineman, played the role of Sloth and had fun with it. He died before he was 40, which is a shame, but he had both health and substance issues which contributed to that early end.
Joey Pants and Robert Davi played great roles as the brothers in the movie. Anne Ramsay was great as Mama Fratelli too. In the scenes where Mama whacks Jake, she was directed to actually hit Robert Davi as hard as she could for realism. 😀 And I was always impressed by Jake's singing voice, which I figured was dubbed in, but I found out later that Davi had actually been classically trained for opera singing.
It also amused me when I learned that the woman who plays Rosalita, and who is American born and fluent in both English and Spanish, helped Corey Feldman learn how to say the properly lines where he's leading her around the house, "translating" for her. She was also amazing and perfect in her role. I just love watching her react to the events in the crazy house. 😀
I love this movie, I have for decades. But I still to this day, hate hate hate that they all sit and watch a ship full of god damn treasure float away.
One of my absolute favorite movies as a kid. It really embodied all the treasure hunting adventures that filled my daydreams as a child.
There should be a Goonies drinking game: take a drink every time someone mispronounces a word, every time chunk breaks something (twice if he was deliberately set up to do so by another character), every time we hear Data's theme music.
This is legit one of my favorite movies. I grew up with it and it is always a treat to watch. I'm so glad to see you guys react to it, and that you liked it so much.
Near the start, "why bother peddling then?" There were bicycles back then that didn't have free spinning peddle shafts, so the peddle crank shaft was connected to the rear wheel via the chain... and the faster you can peddle the faster the rear wheel spun... same way backwards, the faster the rear wheel spun the faster the peddle shaft was forced to spin.. this is why dude was peddling when the car sped up, not that he wanted to, but because he couldn't move his feet off the peddles at the time
This was such an inconic movie for us Gen X 80s kids, we all wanted to be Goonies and go on these adventures. My friends and I used to explore all the storm drain pipes around our neighborhoods. (Don't do that kids, it's dangerous) Also I had such a crush on Stef
This film has inspired references/easter eggs in so many other films/shows since: Jurassic Park, Stranger Things & Deadpool 2 just off the top of my head.
There's a brilliant BTS/deleted scenes video on here (channel is "Hats off Entertainment") that's well worth a watch too, with a whole sub-plot involving gorillas escaping from the Zoo & the Octopus is explained.
One of the world of Warcraft dungeons it's fully inspired for this 😂😊
It's a fantastic movie! And you're right about the danger. Today's movies are so sanitized. Everyone's so afraid to scare the children or that parents will get upset. But we survived without trauma. Heck, some of Disney's best classics are some of the scariest kids movies around! I'm glad you enjoyed this one. Check out a Ringo Starr movie from the early 80's called Caveman. It's very weird and fun!
"Chester Copperpot was alone, these guys have Data" would make an excellent tagline for this movie xD
What an amazing choice of movie, I was actually laughing at your reactions. LOVE thsi moive. They really dont make them like this anymore! -Thanks for that reaction, it made my day!
According to Sean Astin, Spielberg was involved with this film so much that he was basically a co-director.
American football player John Matuszak was Sloth.
Never gets old however many times I watch it. Thanks.
Something about old-school treasure scenes felt so REAL, Idk what it is, but it felt amazing to watch!
If you guys haven't watched it yet, I recommend Monster Squad! ^^ It's like if The Goonies had a Halloween sequel.
Either way, I'm super psyched you guys watched this. Loved this movie since I was a kid (born in '85). Cheers, mateys!
Goonies, Gremlins, young Sherlock Holmes, the best way to celebrate Columbus Day.
This is my number one movie of all time with The fifth element in close second. No matter what is happening in the world this movie will make me forget everything and relax while watching.
This movies like another of my Favorite movies as a Kid "Monster Squad"
The scene where chunk talks about being in the cinema and making barfing noises and causing people to vomit I laugh so hard I get the hiccups 😂
So here’s something cool, the house in this movie was getting renovated by my Great uncle and was approached by some Hollywood peeps to be used in a movie, this movie. Since they borrowed use of that house we got to keep some props they used like several of the statue that got it’s… well… dong broken off my Great aunt still has them around somewhere.
Oh also my dad told me that the hand holding the coin at 8:48 also was my uncles hand, I guess they thought his grubby beat up hand looked the part!
I watched this in theaters as a kid. One of my earliest memories.
Saw this in the theatre last year. It was a treat to watch it with others. One guy was busting a gut with sloth and chunck saying "hey you guys."
The Goldbergs did a great Goonies tribute episode and their costume designer found the actual Chunk shirt in the studio's inventory and it is in the show. It was actually a woman's blouse.
This was one of my dad's favorite movies, we used to watch it all the time when I was a kid.
i luv watching these vids with youguys. awesome
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You can definitely tell that they are genuinely friends. Even to this day. Chunk is now an entertainment lawyer that represents Ke Huy-Quan. And when Ke won they all made videos congratulating him.
So many lines from this that me and my brother and friends have been quoting for over 30 years now.
When someone says the wrong word you'd reply with "that's what I said I'm setting booby traps."
Someone has to pee " hey Mikey gotta go to the bathroom"
And of course "hey you guys" was the most used out of all of them.
Excellent movie. And, yes, we were a lot more feral and independent as kids in the 80's. During the summer, we'd be off on our bikes at the crack of dawn, and as long as we were home by dinner time or the street lights came on, we were good. Our parents had little to no idea where we went or what we got up to. Including roaming drainage tunnels and wooded areas.
While it's mostly played for jokes, the relationship between Chunk and Sloth gets all the dust in my eyes.
Throwin' in my 2 cents here about my history with this movie.
I was born in 1998, and the first time I watched The Goonies was when I was about 5 - 7 years old, so in a way, I found out about this movie "after it's prime". It's all thanks to my Mom for putting this on and watching it with me one night back when I was that young, and I have loved this movie ever since, I still have the original dvd with me to this day. I am 24 now, and will be 25 in August, and I still love putting on this movie if I either want to watch something, or just want some good background noise.
A GREAT kid‘s adventure movie! The pirate ship „The Inferno“ was built using the design from the 1940 Errol Flynn movie „The Sea Hawk“. The ship was certified sea worthy by the US Coast Guard and could have been sailed. The ship was destroyed after filming as no one wanted to claim the vessel. I remember seeing an ad in a Spokane newspaper in 1989 or 90 which had the ship up for sale. Guess there were no takers as the ship was 105ft long and would have needed a large crew to man her. But what a sight she would have been…… Cheers
Loved the goonies it will forever b a classic. I love the fact u both laughed all the way through the movie . Great reaction
You guys are hilarious. I love your reactions and laugh right along with you. GREAT energy!
As someone who grew up on a lot of the movies you've reviewed, it's nice to see your reactions.
despite being 16 now, The Goonies was like a childhood movie for me in around 2012
From the first time seeing this movie as a kid till now it has been one of my favorite movies. I have to admit I was afraid of Sloth the first time I watched it. I thought the actor really looked like that till I found out it was, John Matuszak, who’s been in lots of movies as well as played in the NFL.
Just watched this yesterday on TV. “Hey you guys!”😂
It is my number 1 Movie of all time. I went to the Movie theatre on my Birthday 3 times in a row. I was 12 at that time. I am 50 now and it is still my Favoirit movie. Ich have a big Goonies Collection. Figures with original signed.
Still makes me emotional. Great core memory.
So, here’s some trivia (behind the scenes) stuff about the movie. Scenes with the house, the county jail, and the house with Sean Austin’s “father”in front of it are located in a town in Oregon (I forgot what city, but they’re all located in the same town). The county jail is a movie history museum of the town, where they name what movies have been filmed there as well as props from those movies.
Up till maybe 5/6 + years ago, you could walk up the the houses in the boondocks and take pictures.
The jail and the house where we see Sean Austin’s father are actually located across the street from each other. And the house is actually another museum.
Anyway, sorry for spewing out all this info, but I find some of the behind the scene stuff interesting. Thanks.
The extended edition is wild. They fight a giant practical effects octopus in the cave!
As a 70's baby and an 80's kid, Goonies and E.T. more than any other movies of the day captured the Fun and Essence of 80's kids PERFECTLY.
We were Inquisitive and Adventurous, we rode our Bikes Everywhere, we only stayed home to watch cartoons, the Rest of the time we were Outside with our friends!
I was the Sean Astin of my group, well Part him and part Chunk tbh.
The World wasn't Viewed on a smartphone or laptop...you Had to Go OUT and Explore it, See it for yourself.
We Made Our Own FUN and didn't Depend on Mass Media to Entertain Us 24/7, We had No Social Media as we Had to go OUTSIDE to Be Social.
But one of the things that Hasn't changed since then...Kids apart from the Technology...are Still the Same Kinda Kids TODAY as we were back then.
I look at the kids at the bus stop when I take the 6yr old to wait for the school bus...and I See the Same Personalities.
Really in the few instances in Today's films and shows that Try to Nail that 80's feel, only Stranger Things has managed to get the CLOSEST if not Spot On to nailing the era.
Everything else has Failed to do so.
Even though I'm 49 now, the Goonies MAKES ME FEEL YOUNG. At Heart at least. Because even though the Goonies Characters are Unique...I SEE People I KNOW in them, from the kids to their Parents, I KNOW these characters because These characters were...Are US 80's kids.
The 80's as far as I am concerned is The GREATEST Era in Film history hands down...there has been No Equal to it since.
It inspired the Greats FUN, the Greatest Action, the Greatest Comedy, the Greatest Horror and the Greatest Sci Fi and Drama.
Because it was ALL NEW. All One Offs, All Special because of the Rarity and VARIETY.
The Greatest Era of FULFILLMENT in FUN and EXPERIENCE so far.
Everything since has been a greater focus on Sequels and Reboots and Reimaginings with Fewer and Fewer stand Out, Stand Alone stories.
Like Big Trouble in Little China...I DON'T and DO at the same time, WANT a Sequel....but that Magic Couldn't be Recaptured I don't think and it's a PERFECTLY REWATCHABLE story that Really, Like the Goonies, NEVER GETS OLD.
I like how you referred to Steven Spielberg referencing Gremlins as "getting high on his own supply." That means that Richard Donner was doing the same thing with the Superman reference!
Funny thing. As we know, Ke Huy Quan didn't star in much after the 80's. In the past 20 years, he'd only been in two movies, last year's Everything Everywhere all at Once and one that everyone should find, 2021's Finding Ohana. Not only was this movie his return to acting, but is a Hawaiian version of Goonies. Not a classic, but it really is a sweet movie.
The mom criminal was in the hilarious movie Throw Momma From the Train with Billy Crystal and Danny DeVito.