Another great John Hughes film. Molly Ringwald again, as a teenager filled with high school angst. The best performance however is by Jon Cryer as the unforgettable Ducky.

This movie just makes me feel good and makes me want to dance. Anyways, this movie has some great 80's music with a cameo by the great KROQ DJ, Richard Blade. This movie also has Shannon Doherty, Helen Hunt, Sarah Jessica Parker and Jonathan Silverman.

Harrison Ford is one of the greatest heroes in cinema. This role was meant for him. This Indiana Jones movie is better than the other two, although Raiders comes close. But this one has both River Phoenix and Sean Connery.

This movie about the coming of age story of four friends is definately one of the best 80's movies ever. How could you not love River Phoenix as a little boy?

This movie is as hip as a teen horror movie gets. It has both Coreys, Keifer Sutherland, Jason Patrick and Jaimie Gertz. This movie rules and so does its soundtrack.

This is the movie you loved as a kid. I wanted to be one of the Goonies and go on some super cool adventure and find treasure. And Chunk's "truffle shuffle" has got to be one of the funniest things I have ever seen.

This is the movie that anyone can watch over and over again and not get sick of it. Didn't you want to be just like Ferris in high school? He's got to be the coolest teenager ever. Matthew Broderick rules.

This movie has got to be one of the greatest teen movies ever made. Winona rules as Veronica and Christian Slater is the ever cool JD. There is also some great lingo like "you're beautiful," "how very," and "greetings and salutations."

Everybody remembers seeing this movie as a kid or at least seeing it played over and over again on tv. It is the ultimate fanasty/adventure movie. It works for the whole family. Warwick Davis was only 17 when he did this. Anyways, how could you not love a movie starring a midget?

This movie pretty much defines teen angst. Although it is the quinessential 80's movie, teenagers can still relate to it today. The cast is wonderful...the Brat Pack at its best.

Great Beach and summer movie- gets you in the mood for summer vacation!! John Candy was a great actor in those types of movies! I miss him!

Tom Cruise-enuff said.

I like cheesy comedies. What can I say? I like beach movies.

Best of the teenage genre.

Absolutely charming!!! Tom Hanks was so adorable!!!

I love Chevy Chase!!!!

A classic!!!! I watch this movie every Christmas at least 5 times.

the undead and comedy, awesome mix

the name says it all

classic romance

the twisted ending

poor girl - rich boy falling in love...only in the movies

3 word...LONG DUCK DONG

better than all 3 star wars put together

TOM CRUISE!!!

truly captures the essence of 80's teen flicks

this is high quality entertainment, i'll never get sick of this movie!!

John Hughes was a genius!

I still cry at the end

Funny, funny movie

The best in the holy Molly Ringwald trilogy, fantastic soundtrack!

great gangster movie

best of the animations that are pleasant for an adult audience

best of sci fi and comedy movies

The best Canadian movie ever made, featuring the MAckenzie Brothers

Jack Nicholson at his best, the best of the films written from a book by Stephen King

Dustin Hoffman at his best,truly a great movie to show the good side of the human spirit

Robert De Niro, one of Martin Scores's best films of all time

clint eastwood at his final role as the stranger

a good learning movie, shows value of friendship

totally exciting and entertaining, harrison ford at his best

"Where we're going they don't have any roads"

You've Lost That Loving Feeling

"I carried a WaterMelon!?!" This movie always makes me want to dance

I cried everytime PonyBoy read "Nature's First Green is Gold"

"Twist and Shout"

Three Words..."Long Duck Dong"

"Kill the one that looks like Twisted Sister"

I so wanted to be a Goonie when I was a kid. Who could forget Mickey's speech in the well.."Up there it's there time, down here it's our time, it's our time down here, that's all over once we ride up Troy's bucket."

I think this movie definently touched something in the hearts of everyone.

By far my favorite movie..."LARDASS..Boom BABA Boom..."

I know its a TV Series but I had to put it in there I loved it so much (besides they makin a movie of it)

I dont care what anyone says , anything to do with He-Man is great in my book

Who ya gonna call? Hell I'd hire them just to attend one of my partys (.re ghostbusters II)

sorry but Willow kicks the ass of Labyrinth although that is also a good movie. Help a peck with an acorn pointed at me!

oh no space balls there goes the Planet, what a line what a movie MAY THE SWARTZ BE WITH YOU!

What a movie the song at the start (and end) just says it all about the movie

EWOKS!!!!!!!!!! and princess Leias costume when she works for jabba mmmmmmm I LOVE STAR WARS!!!

another one of my fav movies, I so wanna be like Ferris but unfortunatly i find myself more like Cameron, I wish i could get away with the stuff he does

Cool Music Cool Car Chases and Cool Characters , nothing else to say this movie is COOL

What can I say the absolute best comedy/action move of all time Eddie Murphy is a GOD , I cant believe more people didnt put it in their list

Great teen horror flick!

I ain't got a hooooome !

I don't know why I look this one so much.

Makes me cry every time :o(

and every sequel to Halloween.

Any movie with John Travolta is one of my favorites.

The snot guy is hilarious !

Who'd your mom marry, Mr. Rogers ?

Val Kilmer...oooh baby !

No more yanky my wanky...THE DONGER NEED FOOD!!

My first introduction to John Candy

I gotta try that.

Greatest movie lines!

Tom Cruise is the coolest. I cried when Goose died.

Faris Bueler, you're my hero.

boooooooo!

The most unscary!

The best slasher film!

very well made

funny!

not that cool

very fun!

The worst!

Very scary!

One of the best movies!

Okay Mickey's a mouse, Donald's a duck, Pluto's a dog, what's Goofy? Hey ya, that's weird what the hell is Goofy, he's a dog, he can't be a dog he wears a hat and drives a car, hey ya guys what the hell is Goofy.

Let me telll you a story about a little fat kid that everyone used to make fun of, they said he talked funny and that he looked nothing like his twin brother and everyone picked on him and nobody liked him, Egg were you the little fat boy? No, but I liked to beat the shit out of him and say why are you so fat, why are you so fat.

Well everything was fine until dickless over here decided to turn off the main power-grid, is this true.... yes, this man has no dick.

We bagged the one that looks like Twisted Sister, well... Nanook helped a little.

Arise Rodimus Prime... Optimus?

Heres a quarter, take this downtown and get a rat to knaw that thing off your face, goodday madam. (Wild Thing plays)

You made a time machine, out of a Delorean? The way I see it if your going to travel through time you might as well do it with some style.

Wax on, wax off

Are you all right? Well my nuts are halfway up my ass, but other than that I'm perfect.

I smell ice cream... they've got Swensens, they've got prailines and cream and they got Mississippi mud and thy got apple and super chocalate eruption.

1989, Very funny, makes you think if you're a suburbanite

1982, Best Mad Max movie without a doubt

1983, Best camera angles of any movie I have ever seen, good for a scare...and a laugh

1986, How can a teenager not like a movie about skiping school?

1985, 1.21 GIGAWATTS!!!!!!!!! Gigawatt? Whats a gigawatt?

1984, Its a classic, what can I say

1985, Definetely a childhood favorite

1985, always good if your a lowly good for nothin' high school student

1980, best light-saber duel of any Star Wars movie, including the new one

1986, Makes you wonder if any war is really justified

1984, Academy Award-winning documentary about an openly gay political figure in mid 1970's San Francisco. Many of the people interviewed for the film are as unforgettable as Harvey Milk is. You also get a glimpse of Dianne Feinstein's rise to prominence.

1980, Linda Blair and Dirk Benedict:The not-so-perfect Odd Couple for a sleepy Alabama town. Ben Johnson and Richard Farnsworth guest star. Features a spectacular high fall scene performed by the late Stunt-Meister Dar Robinson. Believe it or not, the fall scene appeared in the opening moments of a March 1994 Academy Awards program!!!

1984, Tom Hulces's giggling Mozart--a punk genius superstar before we knew what such a thing was. Told superbly thru the tormented recollences of F. Murray Abraham's brillantly acted Soliari.

1987, The 1980's best movie about the television business. And, if you'll pardon me for saying so, the best movie about TV since 1976's Network!

1980, The dialogue in this film is sometimes pretty weird. Nonetheless, it is a fairly accurate account of the James-Younger gang. Pamela Reed's Belle Starr gives and gets great one-liners. The stagecoach robbery is my special favorite!! Great soundtrack by Ry Cooder.

1982, Okay, so it was pure medieval hokem. But there was one scene that really stood out. This was when the booming-voice bishop was saying to Alana "Do you, Alana, take this man--Titus--O Lord of {goes into all of Titus' titles}--to be your lover, your groom, Master!!! AND THE FATHER OF YOUR CHILDREN ???" Girls, imagine you're getting married and something like that is being said to YOU!!!! Still want the guy??

1983, Christopher Walken's portrayal of a man who acquires the power to see into the future is a must-see. Martin Sheen as the crooked politician is also noteworthy.

1981, The first Indy is still the best Indy.

1983, Well-done story on the birth of America's manned space program. Donald Moffat's portrayal of Lyndon Johnson richly deserved--but did not get--an Oscar nomination. The film's final Chuck Yeager scene is dynamite. And then there is all that great music.

1983, A wonderful gathering of old college friends played superbly by an ensemble of great actors.

So that's how it is in their family.

Yes It's a James Bond movie title.

Another great James Bond film form the 80s. Roger Moore's best, 7th, and last film as James Bond

The Best James Bond film from the 1980s with a great theme song sung by A-Ha. Timothy Dalton was awsome and was the best at portraying Bond.

From hence onwards all my favourite movies rate ten out of ten...they are either my favourites because they are funny, scary, exciting or just plain brilliant. I don't think we will be ever privelidged again with these kind of movies just quite the same - that is why classic 80's movies will always live on.

Once again - another unforgettable movie from the 80's. To this day I still love to watch the 'Goonies'.

After I watched 'Dirty Dancing' - dancing was forever defined for me. Who WASN'T envious of Baby when she got to grind pelvises with Johny? Who DIDN'T swoon everytime they saw Patrick Swayze sway his hips? Who COULDN'T stop singing every time 'I Had the Time Of My Life' came on and who secretly wanted to dirty dance just like everyone in movie? 'Dirty Dancing' is a classic of fine 80's acting, dancing and singing all roled into one. A must!

"Don't You (Forget About This Movie!) This is the ULTIMATE 80's movie to be ever produced in it's genre - with an unforgettable cast and story-line but not to mention the greatest movie song of all times! Which just blew me (and many others) away. Who would not like and forget such a memorable movie like 'The Breakfast Club'.?!