Goonies Sequel.

Agent Coulson

So a Goonies sequel is in the works. Best left alone I think.

Goonies never say die! But they should be left in the 80's.

http://www.digitalspy.com/movies/news/a562671/goonies-sequel-in-the-works-says-director-richard-donner.html#~oAAScq6B8vm1ft

RobbingBandit

The truffle shuffle wouldn't really be pc nowadays would it, only one saving grace put Justin Beiber in the Corey Haim role, he will die off then of post adolescent mediocrity.

pixelburp

That sounds like a terrible idea; ignoring the standard response about ones nostalgia being trampled over, who the heck wants to watch an film about a bunch of middle-aged men trying to desperately rekindle their lost days of childhood? The Goonies is one of the quintessential films about being a kid, and the summer adventures you'd have with your best friends, finding the extraordinary among the ordinary.

BrianBoru00

pixelburp wrote: »

That sounds like a terrible idea; ignoring the standard response about ones nostalgia being trampled over, who the heck wants to watch an film about a bunch of middle-aged men trying to desperately rekindle their lost days of childhood? The Goonies is one of the quintessential films about being a kid, and the summer adventures you'd have with your best friends, finding the extraordinary among the ordinary.

They found a flippin pirate ship

pixelburp

BrianBoru00 wrote: »

They found a flippin pirate ship

Uh yeah I know, that's what I'm talking about; they went exploring their dreary hometown and found an adventure by way of buried treasure and pirates; it was pretty much wish-fulfilment for any bunch of kids. A sequel just wouldn't cut it

john_frink

RobbingBandit wrote: »

The truffle shuffle wouldn't really be pc nowadays would it, only one saving grace put Justin Beiber in the Corey Haim role, he will die off then of post adolescent mediocrity.

you mean corey Feldman

helimachoptor

leave my childhood alone!

JP Liz V1

How can it happen without Anne Ramsey and John Matuszak (both RIP)