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The outsiders is one of the greatest movies ever. I am absolutly in love with it even though i've only seen it a few days ago! Dallas is so hot! Don't you think? i love ghostbusters too!
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1. Some Kind Of Wonderful 2. Die Hard 3. Ferris Beuller's Day Off 4. The Breakfast Club 5. The Sure Thing (had to fit in a Cusack movie somewhere!)
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Doh! 2)Pretty in Pink 3)St Elmo's Fire 4)Ferris 5)The Goonies (this list is subject to change coz I'm a fickle bunny!)
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1 Stand by me 2 Cant buy me love 3 Breakfast club 4 Goonies 5 Ferris buellers day off But i love so many more.
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1)Say Anything... 2) Mannequin 3) Casual Sex? 4) Shag: The Movie 5) The Last Dragon
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oooppsss. [ Hit Enter before finishing } 1. Fast Times at Ridgemont High 2. Wierd Science 3. Breakfast Club 4. 16 Candles 5. Valley Girl
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1)Stand By Me 2)The Goonies 3)The Burbs 4)Explorers 5)Rocky (all of em lol count em as 1 ;))
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My top fave 80's movies, though it's really hard to narrow down, would be (in no particular order):
1.The Neverending Story 2.Dream A Little Dream 3.Goonies 4.Hairspray 5.Heathers
(God, that was so hard to narrow down, there are so many greats that I love. Oh and Kash, I also like The Outsiders a lot too. Now that I live pretty close to where the film was made, I can sort of identify with the movie a lot more.When I lived in California, Oklahoma seemed a world away, but now I'm only about a 90 minute drive from Tulsa, and about a 5 minute drive from the state of Oklahoma. I like the Tulsa mall).
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Never Ending Story was about as close as it comes to filming a dream,I kinda liked Heathers too Bridgette, but only coz I'm a Winnona Ryder fan, even though the head bitch who gets whacked with a cup o bleach was just so good, at being bad.
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hey, i'm new. how about this... top 5 dream guys who could never exist in real life. 1.) john cusack in say anything 2.) jon cryer in pretty in pink 3.) jeff goldblum in earth girls 4.) eric stoltz in some kind of wonderful 5.) alan ruck in ferris
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Welcome, and great new topic! And you're right, most of those dream guys could never exist in real life! Except for the Jon Cryer-type character in Pretty In Pink.I knew a guy in highschool named Randy who had such a big crush on me, and he acted a lot like Ducky.He was so annoying!!I couldn't stand him!He was one of those retro-punk rock guys who don't get the hint that you dont like them and follow you around anyways, haha.But it would still be cool to dream about a guy like Jeff Goldblum in "Earth Girls" coming true...
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i don't know. duckie had such great style in his own way, and they don't come any sweeter or more devoted. :)
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That's so true,Mina.I didn't mean to say that the character of Duckie was annoying, I meant that the guy that liked me,Randy, was annoying.I really liked Jon Cryer in his role in "Hiding Out". It's a very cute, funny, underrated 80's highschool flick.
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i love that one too, but i don't really know what else he is in. did he make any other classic 80's flicks?
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He was in Morgan Stewart's Coming Home. The principal fromBreakfast Club was in it too. Really cheezy--but classic 80's.
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In case you haven't seen them yet Mina, I've written pages for Hiding Out and Earth Girls Are Easy, so feel free to check those out(since you're a fan of Jeff Goldblum and Jon Cryer).
And Jon Cryer had a part in Superman 4, so you might want to check that out too.
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Question about #5 on your list (from a man's perspective). Alan Ruck's character in Ferris (Cameron) existed all over the place. You just never really saw them because they didn't have someone like Ferris ruining their life for them in such a bizarre way. I know guys from my school that were just like Cameron - wanting to be daring and exciting, but never quite managing to go the whole way because they were overshadowed by someone more popular, more crazy, and more confident. However, I will grant you that none of them ever wrecked their father's prized ferrari by running it over a ravine!
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Paul if that were true, I would have noticed! Believe me, I spent my teenage year looking for a Cameron of my very own! Mina another one for your list should be Andrew McCarthy in St Elmo's Fire, he's so lovely, and the way he was about Ally Sheedy in that film was so sweet! Now I'm older, I'm still looking for a man like him! P.S. Jon Cryer is in Hotshots as well!
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Trust me, Jeannie, we were there - we just got very good at not being noticed by girls - and we so desperately wanted to be noticed by girls!!!!! (sob)
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