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Genres:
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Adventure /
Comedy /
Family /
Music
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Release:
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Director:
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Richard Donner
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Actors:
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Corey Feldman,
Martha Plimpton,
Kerri Green,
Jonathan Ke Quan,
John Matuszak,
Jeff Cohen,
Sean Astin,
Josh Brolin,
Robert Davi,
Joe Pantoliano
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Duration:
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114 min.
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Rating:
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(7.5/10)91
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Plot Summary:
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A brutal crime family calling themselves the "Fratellis" have by crook escaped from jail and are now hiding in a town of Astoria, Oregan. Home of a affair kid society known as "The Goonies", their leader is Michael "Mikey" Walsh, and they are enjoying their form weekend together as a system of contractors have bought their neighborhood and are in the light of on transforming it into a golf order. In spite of that Mikey, stumbles upon a cryptic map to a treasure of a famed freebooter "One-Eyed" Willie. So, The Goonies embark on an gamble to find the money and conserve their neighborhood. In wh... at way, they also came across the Fratellis. So, The Goonies would rather to stay one exercise care direct of the Fratellis and find the treasure while avoiding a way of traps.
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The Goonies
The immeasurable scar of the Spielberg genre, a silly naval scuttlebutt which takes forever to travel prevailing and is acted by way of children who bear not studied elocution. The trick effects when they come are OK, but it's a long annoying haul to that thrust.
The Goonies
"...A pic stamped with the Steven Spielberg style of merry fun....A comber coaster ride..."
The Goonies
Before making it big directing Macaulay Culkin in Harshly Unaccompanied, Chris Columbus wrote the screenplay from a story next to a certain Steven Spielberg for this trustworthy-natured romp, in which a gang of children tackles pirates while searching due to the fact that a fund of missing treasure. The history rattles along a juvenile Raiders of the Squandered Ark and the puerile leads — including Martha Plimpton, Sean Astin and Corey Feldman — are a likeable smock. There's also some nice hamming from villains Anne Ramsey, Joe Pantoliano and Robert Davi.
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