We've done a top 10 fav movie topic numerous times, but with the in influx of new people... it is always fun to get their opinions and see if any of ours have changed. A top 10 is extremely tough for me...not for the top 5 necessarily, but 6 through 10 are hard to lock in from week to week it seems..
I can understand why this might perplex a few people, but my brother introduced me to Lewis Smith and I was hooked on this movie. Love when Bobby finds out that he is Lenny's father.
Did I ever mention that I was a Deborah Foreman fan? Her performance as Buffy/Muffy was brilliant. Plus add in a cast of some 80's favs..Clayton Rohner, Deborah Goodrich, Amy Steel, Ken Olandt, and Thomas F. Wilson.
I said "Night of the Creeps" was the best b-movie ever.. some will argue that "Night of the Comet" is a b-movie, but I don't see it as one. Comet Zombies, Tempest, Valley Girl Cheerleader, Uzis, shopping mall, and DMK.
Incredible cast... my fav John Hughes flick ... quotes .. Long Duk Dong .. Jake Ryan .. Farmer Ted .. underpants .. geek trapped under a glass table .. oh and a forgotten 16th birthday
Wow after all the lack of love for Donald ... oops Ronald Miller it is scary that I still claim this movie is #2 on my list. But nobody said popularity was easy. Cindy Mancini, airplane graveyard, rhododendrons, broken moon, and the African Anteater ritual.
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Posted by pettyfan (Member # 2260) on :
Let's see...
Lost Boys Lady in White Girls Just Want to Have Fun Children of the Corn Goonies Can't Buy Me Love The Brass Ring O.C. and Stiggs Cloak and Dagger Christine
Those are in no particular order...
Posted by There'll be no morning for us (Member # 5804) on :
1. The Karate Kid, parts I, II and III (Yes, I'm a cheat ) 2. Once Upon A Time In America 3. Rumble Fish 4. Labyrinth 5. The Shining 6. Razorback 7. Phantasm II 8. Hellraiser 9. Robocop 10. The Last Emporer
Posted by kevdugp73 (Member # 5978) on :
1. Gremlins 2. Karate Kid 3. Back To The Future 4. The Breakfast Club 5. First Blood 6. Weird Science 7. Ghostbusters 8. Lost Boys 9. Poltergeist 10. The Toy
* And a special shout out to...and I know I may get some slack for this....FLASHDANCE!!! This film doesn't seem to get it's share of lovin, but I've seen it dozens of times as a kid, and I can still watch it over and over. Many times simply put this on as background noise when I'm trying to do something else...gives me that oooey goooey 80's feeling Posted by Jessie the Sunflower Goddess (Member # 1877) on :
Oh I love this topic, a lot! Here is my list and in no particular order because with me they all rank No. 1!
Sixteen Candles--For obvious reasons know to many of you on here..
The Breakfast Club--it just means so much and really spoke to me. What a cool bunch of people; I wish I had known in real life.
The Goonies--just can't get enough, talking about it makes me want to watch it right now!
Valley Girl--absolutly great soundtrack, great cast, just great everything! Right Valley..
Ghostbusters--I am hoping that we are not disappointed by No. 3. I still laugh out loud at this one.
Night of the Comet--Another great soundtrack, which I own! I am so excited about that. I just wish that there would have been more zombies in it.
Top Gun--introduced me to the hot sizzling sex scene and of course totally hot Val Kilmer.
Secret Admirer--great idea for a film, perfectly cast. I would watch it everytime it came on.
Fortress--Something about this 1986 HBO movie makes me feel like I am watching it for the first time everytime it is on. That is great filmmaking.
Footloose--once again an awesome soundtrack, one of the best. Just watched a high school play version of this last night, not nearly the same, but it was neat to hear famous lines again.
Honorable mentions: Lost Boys, Weird Science, Gremlins, Can't Buy me Love, Girls Just Want to Have Fun, Fast Times at Ridgemont High, April Fool's Day, Friday the 13th (any will do), Dance til Dawn, Back to the Future, Christine, Robocop, and so many others!!!!
Posted by pettyfan (Member # 2260) on :
What's wrong with me? I forgot to add the Monster Squad to my list!!!!
Posted by Kash (Member # 297) on :
Great thread! I've said it before and I'll say it again: half of the movies some of you guys mention; I've NEVER even heard of much less seen, for so many films (including 'Valley Girl') weren't released or barely got any coverage in Europe.
So I kind of just watched a lot of the same movies over and over, fortunately, they were all great films, classics even, which stood the test of time.
Another reason Fast Rewind is the place to be: going back and discovering other people's favourite movies, then watching them for the first time.
1. Ghostbusters
2. Top Gun
3. The Breakfast Club
4. Akira
5. Ferris Bueller's Day Off
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Posted by Kash (Member # 297) on :
6. The Karate Kid
7. Aliens
8. Terminator
9. Predator
10. The Lost Boys
Posted by kevdugp73 (Member # 5978) on :
1. Rocky 3 2. An American Werewolf In London 3. Sixteen Candles 4. Author Author 5. On The Right Track 6. Purple Rain 7. Goonies 8. Breakin 9. Legend Of Billie Jean 10. Fright Night
* Oh darn...forgot that I had already listed my top 10 I could easily have gone top 30, 40, 50!
Posted by There'll be no morning for us (Member # 5804) on :
Kev, that is shocking behaviour Posted by Veronica Sawyer (Member # 2221) on :
10. Real Genuis
9. Beetlejuice
8. April Fool's Day
7. Ferris Bueller's Day Off
6. Labyrinth Posted by Veronica Sawyer (Member # 2221) on :
5. Just One of the Guys
4. 16 Candles
3. Can't Buy Me Love
2. Valley Girl
1. Heathers Posted by pork pie mcfly (Member # 6802) on :
1.sixteen candles 2.can't buy me love 3.night of the creeps 4.karate kid 5.the goonies 6.night of the comet 7.weird science 8.the breakfast club 9.planes, trains & automobiles 10.fright night
the list could go on & on...i can't live without any of the movies in my collection.
Posted by Riptide (Member # 457) on :
Love these lists!
1) Valley Girl 2) Making the Grade 3) Joy of Sex 4) Gleaming the Cube 5) Dudes 6) Sixteen Candles 7) Tron 8) Secret Admirer 9) Tuff Turf 10) The Road Warrior
Posted by Devolution (Member # 1731) on :
Devolution here,
This just in from the department of movies that few people pick.
1. Easy Money - Rodney Dangerfields first and greatest movie filmed in my hometown of Staten Island NY. So many great one liners
2. Hamburger the motion picture. America, you're getting burger hungry. Ali with an i, Valley and Cindy Mancini know that this is my true love that only doesn't get #1 because it's so hard to get.
3. Moving Violations - Bill Murray's brother in an underrated classic. Everyone is in this movie.
4. Just one of the Guys. If you haven't seen this then stop reading my list and get out there now.
5. Better off dead. K-12 dude. John Cusack is the best ever.
6. Evil Dead 2 - Bruce Campbell and a possessed hand.
7. sixteen candles - easily the best soundtrack of any movie ever. The key is that all of the songs were big then and the groups weren't yet. Soundtracks that are picked to be awesome never count. Example - Can't hardly wait.
8. Moving - Secretly my favorite Richard Pryor movie. Dana Carvey is awesome. What ever happened to those twins?
9. Transformers (1986) - The movie that introduced me to toys that die. I didn't know it was possible. It remains a scarring movie.
10. White Water Summer. It's Kevin Bacon's hidden gem. It doesn't get the recognition it deserves. Ever.
I just didn't want to include everything that everyone else likes.
We are DEVO
Posted by Riptide (Member # 457) on :
I finally got Hamburger the movie last year. I give it full props just for the inclusion of NFL hall of famer **** Butkus.
Posted by pork pie mcfly (Member # 6802) on :
Are Moving and White Water Summer on dvd yet?
Posted by SHOGUN (Member # 477) on :
no order
license to drive cant buy me love three o clock high elm street 3 16 candles pretty in pink lost boys fright night purple rain breakin
Posted by SHOGUN (Member # 477) on :
oops, i misread i thought it was top ten teens...never mind.
Posted by kevdugp73 (Member # 5978) on :
pork pie mcfly...I know Moving is on a double feature with Greased Lightning, but not sure about the other....
Posted by mamamiasweetpeaches (Member # 1715) on :
What makes this so hard for me - is I cant mix Horror movies with 80s movies. But there ARE some Horror movies that just SCREAM 80s like APRIL FOOLS DAY and LOST BOYS!
In no particular order:
16 CANDLES VALLEY GIRL JUST ONE OF THE GUYS SECRET ADMIRER BREAKFAST CLUB PRETTY IN PINK SOME KIND OF WONDERFUL FERRIS BUELLER WEIRD SCIENCE BETTER OFF DEAD THE SURE THING
Is that ten or eleven??? hahaha
I also love FOXES, but I consider that a 70s movie, even though it was made in 1980. IT FEELS more 70s to me.
Posted by mamamiasweetpeaches (Member # 1715) on :
....Ooops I forgot FAST TIMES AT RIDGEMONT HIGH and LITTLE DARLINGS and LAST AMERICAN VIRGIN!
Too hard. Cant do it.
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Posted by Mane1980 (Member # 4240) on :
Hard one
In no order:
The Breakfast Club Sixteen Candles License to Drive The Goonies Gremlins The Karate Kid Back To The Future Ghostbusters The Lost Boys Better off Dead
Posted by logan5 (Member # 1467) on :
quote:I also love FOXES, but I consider that a 70s movie, even though it was made in 1980. IT FEELS more 70s to me.
Scott Baio on a skateboard? Jodie Foster? The band 'Angel'? It *is* the 70's!
quote: 16 CANDLES VALLEY GIRL JUST ONE OF THE GUYS SECRET ADMIRER BREAKFAST CLUB PRETTY IN PINK SOME KIND OF WONDERFUL FERRIS BUELLER WEIRD SCIENCE BETTER OFF DEAD THE SURE THING
....Ooops I forgot FAST TIMES AT RIDGEMONT HIGH and LITTLE DARLINGS and LAST AMERICAN VIRGIN!
Too hard. Cant do it.
But you CAN do it Mamamia!
***** !WITNESS! *****
THE POWER OF THE 80'S HAS TRANSFORMED YOUR LIST!
*********!!!!! ********* !!!!!*********
quote: ALL THE JOHN HUGHES TEEN MOVIES VALLEY GIRL JUST ONE OF THE GUYS SECRET ADMIRER BREAKFAST CLUB BETTER OFF DEAD THE SURE THING FAST TIMES AT RIDGEMONT HIGH LITTLE DARLINGS LAST AMERICAN VIRGIN!
Posted by mamamiasweetpeaches (Member # 1715) on :
yeah I hate to act like I kiss John Hughe's *** but really - I do! The man is a saint and shouldve been knighted in my book.
whats really interesting is my mom called me up a few weeks ago to tell me about an article she read about him and then she said "Do you know Ive never seen FERRIS BUELLERS DAY OFF? How could I NOT have seen that movie? You watched it all the time" and I said "well, I have the DVD , come over any time and watch it. I have a LOT of his movies." so yeah, its nice to know someone in their 70s is ready to BECOME a fan too.
Posted by saturnchick (Member # 7524) on :
1. Back to the Future
2. The Goonies
3. Stand By Me
4. The Breakfast Club
5. The Lost Boys
6. Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade
7. Die Hard
8. Tootsie
9. Steel Magnolias - maximum 8 pics per post =/
10 Big - maximum 8 pics per post =(
Honorable Mentions: The Secret of My Success, Terms of Endearment, Karate Kid, and The 'burbs
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Posted by skatexedge (Member # 5712) on :
In random order....I had to have 11!
1. Valley Girl 2. Wall Street 3. Fast Times At Ridgemont High 4. Night Of The Comet 5. Die Hard 6. First Blood 7. Pale Rider 8. Beverly Hills Cop 9. A Fish Called Wanda 10. Angel 11. Back To The Future
Posted by logan5 (Member # 1467) on :
quote:yeah I hate to act like I kiss John Hughe's *** but really - I do! The man is a saint and shouldve been knighted in my book.
Aww... we all kiss his beeeehind here, don't we? I imagine we were the ones doing it when it wasn't the 'in' thing to be doing.
quote:its nice to know someone in their 70s is ready to BECOME a fan too.
Before you let her watch it make sure you tell her not to get any big ideas. You know what these kids are like!
@ Saturnchick:
YESSSSSSS! A little 'Tootsie' love!
If you were a real person and not an internet construct designed to make people feel like they're interacting with other human beings when in fact all they're doing is interacting with randomised numbers generated by a supercomputer that runs the planet... I'd kiss the back of your hand! Shame you don't have a hand. This will have to do:
XOXOOOXXXXXOOOXOXOOOOXOX
I think that was a little too raunchy.
Posted by mamamiasweetpeaches (Member # 1715) on :
I cant believe I forgot STAND BY ME. I hang my head in shame, Corey. Really, I do.
Posted by oneyedwilly (Member # 8730) on :
wow, all the above movies are just great but here goes my list, hmmm
The Goonies
Dream a little Dream
ferris buellers day off
gremlins
Karate kid
Lost boys
Big Trouble in little China
back to the Future
Breakfast Club
An American werewolf in London
Posted by saturnchick (Member # 7524) on :
To Logan - it's nice to see a fellow Tootsie fan, I always think that one gets lost in the shuffle. Although it is a great, great comedy, very rarely do hear people mention it as a favorite of the 80's.
To mama - I LOVE Stand by Me. I can't begin to tell you how many times I watched that one from about 1987-1991. Probably close to 100 times. Crazy, I know, but it's a fine movie, and it still stands up after all these years. Hooray for Stand by Me.
Posted by logan5 (Member # 1467) on :
The ending with River always gets me.
People tend to forget about the more 'adult' movies of the 80's when making lists, because there's so much nostalgia and 'memories of youth' involved, so the films inevitably feature the young. Ironically, some of the biggest hits of the 80's almost never appear on people's fave lists.
Posted by bamersy (Member # 8808) on :
1. Valley Girl (4-ever) 2. Fire with Fire (recently rediscovered) 3. 16 Candles (my son's name is Jake:) 4. Labyrinth (falling) 5. Legend (dance with Darkness) 6. Heavy Metal (someone always finds me) 7. Willow 8. Night of the Comet 9. Pee Wee's Big Adventure (no one hipped me to that dude) 10. Stand By Me (leeches!)
Posted by Valley (Member # 1322) on :
bamersy.. you named your son after 'Jake Ryan'? How awesome is that!!
Posted by bamersy (Member # 8808) on :
Yes-it's Jake not Jacob :)Valley-do you have a myspace fan page for Valley Girl?
Posted by J2ME (Member # 5728) on :
Random Order:
Wall Street Mannequin Back To The Future Raiders of The Lost Ark St Elmo's Fire The Burbs Big Trouble in Little China Aliens Wargames Project A
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Posted by Earl Keese (Member # 7986) on :
I am a nut for order, but the task is too impossible to even get to just 10, so this will go against every impulse of mine and will just be random, so in truly no particular order and because these may not be my favorite movies of the 80's, but they get heavy enough rotation on cable channels that you can almost always find them on a Saturday or Sunday playomg somewhere and invariably derail some portion of my day...
Rocky IV
...because if I'se can change, and you'se can change...EVERYBODY'S CAN CHANGE!
Aliens
This will stop me dead in my tracks every, every, every, every, every, every single time! I thought of writing the an open letter to the various cable channel executives asking them to not play it on the weekends so I can return to my life, but I am dealing with it because it mostly comes on at night...mostly.
Return of the Jedi
Like I said, not a list of top movies, but it is weirdly like a drug to me and I always find myself coming to with Ewoks dancing around a tree and music swelling to the Star Wars title theme and think to myself...did I just watch half of Jedi again?
Back to the Future
It just never gets old.
The Goonies
Thank you TNT Network...yes please! May I have another?!
Up The Creek
I love this movie, always look for it and surprisingly enough I find it about a half dozen times a year. It is currently on Comcast Free Movies!
Streets of Fire
I love the music, story, acting, just all of it and it is so "rainy saturday at 2 in the afternoon" consumable!
Wargames
And thank you to USA Network!
Fast Times at Ridgemont High
Hey you guys had shirts on when you came in here.
"Well something happen'd to 'em"
Caddyshack
Funnier every single time I watch it which should be theoretically impossible.
Footloose
Forget Avatar! This is why I need to get Blu Ray with 7.1 surround!!!
...and an amp that goes to 11. Posted by Secret Admirer (Member # 3574) on :
I like your style Earl Keese!
Posted by oneyedwilly (Member # 8730) on :
hard and it sometimes changes somewhat but if i really had to make a decision this would be the order. 1. Goonies 2. Big trouble in little china 3. dream a little dream 4. thrashin 5. back to the future 6. Gremlins 7. Ghostebusters 8. Temple of Doom 9. jewel of the Nile 10. Stand by Me
Posted by oneyedwilly (Member # 8730) on :
actually the above isnt right at all after looking at others posts. I really cant do it... ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!!!
Posted by J2ME (Member # 5728) on :
How did I forget about Wargames. I still get stick off my Brothers for watching that a gazillion times as a kid.
Posted by Pyromantic (Member # 7658) on :
this is impossible..there's just too many..but here's a rough attempt at it anyway..and I garantee this will not even be close to accurate..because I'll just change my mind on half the movies after I post this:
1. Rocky IV - What can I say?...Easily the best of the bunch with a kick *** soundtrack that I still crank up whenever the chance arises.
2. The Goonies: Do I really need to explain why??..it's a must for any 80's fan to have this movie on the list..nuff said.
3. Poltergeist - The first movie I ever saw that scared the Bejesus out of me enough to cause me to wet my pants and run home screaming like a little girl.
4. RAD - Yes, I was a rabid BMX'er growing up..so this movie was the be all, end all of all great movies to me growing up. And thanks to this movie I'll forever have the songs "Send Me An Angel" and "Thunder in your Heart" echoing in the deepest, darkest reccesses of my brain until I die.
5. Raiders of the Lost Ark - My dad got me addicted to all the Indiana Jones films at a young age...and Raiders is my fav of the bunch. I still jump up and cheer like a rabid football fan when the big bald Nazi gets diced by the German plane propellars.
6. Body Double - This would probably have to be my favorite in the De Palma collection, (followed closely by "Casualties of War"). Though it foreshadows heavily on not only 1, but 3 different Hitchc0ck films...it's still a brilliant film..no one will ever change my mind on that..and I don't remember old HitchC0ck films being as erotic as De Palma's works.
7. Gremlins - GIZMOOO!!! KAHKAH!!!>
8. Batman - Well..this is a no-brianer simply because Batman's one of my all-time favorite Comic Books...so it goes without saying I loved the film..and I still think it's one of Tim Burton's Best works to date. And also one of Danny Elfman's best scores to date as well. It's Just an overall great package.
9. Aliens - Damn I'd still kill to get my hands on some of those Weapons!
10. Staying Alive - Yes, one of my favorites in my "Guilty Pleasure" collection. And dare I say it, I like this movie even more than it's counterpart "Saturday Night Fever."
....ok..there's my 10..as i said already though, this list isn't that accurate because if you only want 10..then you won't get that deadly of an accurate list from me.
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Posted by Earl Keese (Member # 7986) on :
Good list Pyromantic, the only one I have never seen is Rad. Would I like it as a 40 year old or would I have needed to see it in the 80's first and have a "soft spot in my heart for it"?
Posted by Pyromantic (Member # 7658) on :
quote:Originally posted by Earl Keese: Good list Pyromantic, the only one I have never seen is Rad. Would I like it as a 40 year old or would I have needed to see it in the 80's first and have a "soft spot in my heart for it"?
Right off I'd say you would have needed to see it in the 80's when you were a kid to fully enjoy it. But if you were a BMX'er back in your youth...then you might get a kick out of it strictly from a nostalgic standpoint. But just don't expect the film to raise any IQ points...it's a film targeted toward kids after all. But if you still enjoy "kid flicks"...then I say check it out.
Posted by LoverswithCassie (Member # 7794) on :
quote:Originally posted by Earl Keese: Good list Pyromantic, the only one I have never seen is Rad. Would I like it as a 40 year old or would I have needed to see it in the 80's first and have a "soft spot in my heart for it"?
Earl, if you like, then you can view "Rad" online.
It is on YouTube. Crackedvenom2 has posted it on there.
Please enjoy. Posted by Tiffany (Member # 9077) on :
Well, Valley suggested I add my top 10 list. although it changes frequently, here's my current list in no particular order: 1.Chopping Mall 2.Gimme An F 3.The Goonies 4.Just One Of The Guys 5.Can't Buy Me Love 6.Night Of The Comet 7.Night Of The Creeps 8.Girls Just Want To Have Fun 9.The Monster Squad 10.Fire With Fire
Posted by 80'sRocked (Member # 6979) on :
No particular order:
Fire with Fire First Blood Rocky IV Revenge of the Nerds Eliminators Some Kind of Wonderful Lost Boys Spellbinder War Games Terminator
So many more!
Posted by belkai (Member # 12381) on :
My List
The Terminator First Blood The Catholic Boys Brubaker Clash of the Titans Trading Places The cannonball run Stir Crazy Arthur Bladerunner
Posted by P_a_u_l (Member # 1022) on :
Can't believe I didn't post here before....
Anyway - if you wanna see my list, you've gotta go read it HERE ON MY BLOG Posted by Spreadking (Member # 7280) on :
Ten 80s films that I watch over and over again ?
Lovelines Just One of the Guys Friday the 13th Friday the 13th Part 2 Midnight Madness Hamburger the Motion Picture Never Too Young To Die My Bloody Valentine Halloween II Road House
Posted by Valley (Member # 1322) on :
I started this thread and I got say that while some of my top 10 are still on my list .. I have a few that have definitely changed.
Gosh .. as I think about it now .. it is gonna be tricky to narrow down to just 10. I've really expanded my list based the last year and 1/2 of watching and discussing.
Plus, I need to change my thought process from favorite 80's movies to 80's movies that I can't get enough of. Ha.. Like there's a difference. Posted by aTomiK (Member # 6575) on :
Right now, my list looks like this. No particular order.
Big Trouble in Little China (1986)
Zapped! (1982)
Savage Streets (1984)
Ferris Bueller´s Day Off (1986)
Night of the Creeps (1986)
Posted by aTomiK (Member # 6575) on :
The Lost Empire (1984)
The Malibu Bikini Shop (1986)
The Lost Boys (1987)
Fright Night (1985)
Making the Grade (1984)
Posted by Veronica Sawyer (Member # 2221) on :
It's always changing, but right now mind would be...
Fast Times Fright Night Fire with Fire Dream a little dream Heathers (of course) Friday the 13th part 6 The Initiation Nightmare on Elm Street part 3 Ferris Bueller Halloween 2
Seems like I've been watching a lot of horror more than anything else lately!
Posted by Ronnie (Member # 465) on :
As far as 80s movies I can't get enough of ..meaning I can watch them anytime they are on, and have seen over and over and never get tired of them.. can't name ten but..
Aliens Valley Girl Back To The Future Halloween II Return Of The Living Dead
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Posted by Zigyma7ik (Member # 12351) on :
Just about anything with animatronics/puppets and cheesy-comic stuff. Zombies and slashers.
Posted by jforsberg (Member # 12862) on :
Back to the Beach is my all time favorite movie!! 80's fun cheese. I could seriously watch this over and over. Close second is Overboard. That is on tv all the freaking time, but no matter what, I will sit and watch it. My husband always gives me such a hard time about that!
Posted by gotta go back (Member # 9818) on :
10.Die Hard 9. Conan the Barbarian 5. Fletch 5. Raiders of the Lost Ark 5. Goonies 5. WarGames gotta love those 7-11's 4. Fast Times at Ridgemont High 3. Real Genius is such a treat 2. Karate kid 1. Vacation never gets old
Posted by Doc74 (Member # 13185) on :
I know, it's more than 10 but it's way to hard to narrow it down.
The Karate Kid Can't Buy Me Love Crazy For You Some Kind of Wonderful Die Hard First Blood Back To The Future Platoon Vacation Goonies Ferris Bueller The Lost Boys Stand By Me The Breakfast Club
Posted by Rob@80s (Member # 13270) on :
I can go for ten fairly big, well known films that really define the era for me, and that I've enjoyed many times over the years:
Breakfast Club Some Kind of Wonderful Manhunter Videodrome Return of the Jedi Karate Kid II Body Heat Terminator Bladerunner Lethal Weapon
And then ten pictures that perhaps don't have so much exposure today, but still contain all sorts of mesmerising shades of the 80s spectrum:
Double Switch Loverboy Getting It Right Gleaming The Cube Breakin' 2 Chained Heat Cutter's Way The Ploughman's Lunch Drowning By Numbers Kings And Desperate Men
Posted by gordongecko (Member # 4685) on :
Vacation Series (Christmas being my favorite) Funny Farm Wall Street Great Outdoors Planes Trains and Automobiles Christmas Story Goonies Fast Times Breakfast Club Back to the Future series
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I could easily have gone top 30, 40, 50!
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!WITNESS! 
How did I forget about Wargames. I still get stick off my Brothers for watching that a gazillion times as a kid.
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