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Weird science!

I've been showing the boys all kinds of cool movies from the 80's.
They have been totally loving it, but I need more to add to my queue.
They've seen all the back to the futures, Breakfast club, Sixteen Candles, Parenthood, and Christine.
I need more. they are loving them!
So tell me your fave 80's movies so I can add them to Netflix and they can watch them.

As for the $5.95, it was a total accident.
They showed me exactly what they were doing when it happened and they didn't even realize it was real money. In the game, you have money, you can buy stuff and they thought the button they pushed was for 595 gold coins or some crap. They didn't know it billed me.
I was able to get the charges reversed so it's all better now.

Comments

Have they seen "Gremlins"? I loved that one. There is also a sequel, "Gremlins 2".

"Who Framed Roger Rabbit?" is awesome...one of my all-time favorites.

"Uncle Buck" is funny...another of the many John Hughes movies from the 80's. And speaking of Macauley Clukin, who was in that movie, don't forget the first two "Home Alone" movies.

Ghostbusters", both 1 and 2.

"Three Men and a Baby" was cute. There's a sequel to that one, too.

I also loved "Arthur", with Dudley Moore and Liza Minelli. That was funny as hell. Yet another one with a sequel.

Also the dance movies..."Flashdance", "Footloose", "Fame".

"Fast Times at Ridgemont High" was another good one.

Finally, so bad it's good, and I admit that I love it: "Xanadu".

1. Airplane
2. Tootsie
3. Any movie with John Candy - (Uncle Buck did rock the best!)
4. Goonies! Goonies! Goonies!
5. The Lost Boys
6. Back to School
7. Ferris Buller's Day Off
8. Better Off Dead
9. One Crazy Summer
10. Big Trouble in Little China
11. Creepshow - scared the CRAP out of me!!
12. Flash Gordon
13. Hellraiser
14. Indiana Jones - all three ROCKED!
15. Star Wars
16. Johnny Dangerously
17. Neverending Story
18. Night of The Comet
19. Pee Wee's Big Adventure
20. Spaceballs

Ok - I think that's a good start!!

Was Top Gun listed? Cocktail and I don't know if they'd like them or not, but Look Who's Talking, Look WHo's talking 2 and Look Who's talking Now

I loved Pretty in Pink, Terms of Endearment (they probably wouldn't like it), Pee-Wee's Big Adventure (can't believe I'm admitting that), Dirty Dancing, Raiders of the Lost Ark...

Now I'm at a brain freeze. I'm sure I'll remember more and come back :)

I was going to say Ferris Bueller's Day Off but someone beat me to it. I loved most of the ones listed plus:

Beverly Hills Cop
Trading Places
Stand By Me
Dirty Dancing
St. Elmo's Fire
Vacation
European Vacation

E.T.
Karate Kid
Nightmare on Elm St
Friday the 13th
Critters - I can't help it I loved all the B Horror movies. Haha....
The Thing
Alien
The Odyssey

1. Fright Night
2. Definitely The Goonies
3. Iron Eagle
4. Love At First Bite
5. Maximum Overdrive
6. Cujo
7. Grease 2 (just for the cheesiness)
8. Scarface (I know a lot of people don't like that, but it is good)
9. Bill And Ted Movies (both are so good and funny)

Oh, there is more, but I can't think of any more. Total lack of caffeine.

Hmmm, I know my fave movies are:
Predator (the best ever)
The Thing (with Kurt Russell)
Escape from New York
An American Werewolf in London

Then there are the Star Trek movies with Wrath of Khan being the best.
Spinal Tap (was thast the 80s?)
Pink floyd's The Wall
Heavy Metal
Blues Brothers
Hellraiser II scared the shit out of me

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