Episode 11: THE GOONIES -Classic Movie Review #2

                                         So there has been a large hole in the plan because someone else took out Men In Black II which means I'll just review a different movie. So lets make it an 80's classic.

                                         The Goonies is directed by Richard Donner, and is written by Chris Columbus and a little name, Steven Spielberg. It stars Sean Austin, Josh Brolin, Jeff Cohen, Kerri Green, Corey Feldman, and Johnathan Ke Quan. I know barely any of these people. The people that I have heard of in this movie are Josh Brolin, Sean Austin who plays Sam in the Lord of the Rings series, and Johnathan Ke Quan who played Short Round in Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom. The Goonies is about a strange group of kids who embark on an adventure after finding a pirate's treasure map. These kids don't really act like normal kids which makes them different. They will make something like a chain reaction just to open a gateway or a door. The reason why this movie is so good is the adventure itself. I had tons of fun when the kids started exploring the cave or tunnels . Also, while the kids are exploring, a group of criminals are looking for them and the same treasure. This made the stry even more interesting. Before seeing this movie, I thought that Johnathan Ke Quan's character would be the most annoying but it turned out that Jeff Cohen's character (Chunk) was the most annoying. He kept on saying the same thing over again and made big messes. He'll break statues or knock down precious things. I hated Chunk.
                                         Now that we have talked about the most annoying, let's get to the most interesting or best kids like Josh Brolin's character and Sean Austin's character. Their characters are brothers and their preformances are very good. All of the other kids are good in this movie and did good jobs. The chemistry between all of the kids is hilarious and it is very nice to watch. The only problem that I have with the Goonies is that around the ending feels a little stretched. The Goonies feels like a mixture of Home Alone, Scooby-Doo, and Indiana Jones which is so awesome. I am going to give The Goonies a 10/10 and it is one of my favorite movies.