Good!!

Tom Cruise - once again, enough said!

I loved it!

So great!!

Again, Molly Ringwald - she's a classic! I love her! (..as if it's not obvious already!)

a young Kevin Bacon and music! Fantastic!

John Cusack - enough said!

What's not to love?!

The movie and the song! Perfect Combo - and Sarah Jessica Parker was so cute!

Ok, what can be said! It's so perfect

conscience of the 80s

heart of the 80s

sensuality of the 80s

soul of the 80s

flavor of the 80s

Great concept, beatifully done...Tom Selleck was saposed to play INdy, but Magnum came up.

Best of the Best

Instant classic and inspiration for the Matrix.

"Greed is Goood!!"

Along with Footloose and Flashdance, Top Gun defined the 80s.

Sigh I Think Best Of The Original 3, But Now The Two New Ones Have Made This Series A Laughing Stock And Have Wrecked The Image.

who would not want to do the lovely aunt in this one...sigh..i think this is where i started my love for older women..*S*

a classic indy movie...who else didnt want a whip...

too many one liners to think of perfect one here.....Did i stutter??

DUDE I that is my head!!

nose cold?

what is there to say??

heavy, theres that word again...(get the DVD pack if you havent, some good extras in the 3 pack)

You cannot even get decent drugs in this town!

I'll be back....and he is...

People are strange

I still feel the Power Of Love

How big is it Hard harry

Watch out for the black blood of the Earth

Vader Rules!

a very cool film. its a shame hanks doesn't make films like this anymore.

it looks stunning and stars jeff bridges

by far one of arnies best films. 'dont disturb my friend he's dead tired'

i loved it as a child.

the whole trilogy rocks but this is where it all began.

starring michael j fox and kiefer sutherland as drug addicts.

a werewolf playing basketball?? a classic starring michael j fox

molly ringwald is too cool for skool

it rocks because they're slightly older yet still together

possibly the best brat pack movie

Tagline: "Meet the Blands! They're square...They're in LOVE...AND they kill people." Co-Written, directed and co-starring Paul Bartel.

"Snakes. Why did it have to be snakes?!" - Indiana Jones

"Use the Force" - Yoda Still the only good Star Wars film.

An absorbing drama based on a true story. Starring Sean Penn and Timothy Hutton; directed by John Schlesinger.

Tagline: "It's a strange world." Directed by David Lynch.

Tagline: "The first casualty of war is innocence."

Tagline: "...It's 4 A.M., do you know where your car is?" Directed by Alex Cox. One of the my all time favourite cult classics and the only decent movie Emilo Estevez ever acted in.

Tagline: "How the future began." Great script and direction; brilliant cinematography.

Directed by Stanley Kubrick.

Tagline: "A chilling, bold, mesmerizing, futuristic detective thriller." Directed by Ridley Scott (Gladiator). Beautifully filmed, I recommend the original version.

Very funny, John Candy's hilarious!

Number 5 alive!!! Great movie!

Gotta love Molly in this one!

CHUNK! An awesome adventure!

Extremely funny and thats all there is to say!

Definately a funny one, one of those movies you never get sick of!

This movie was Hilarious! I laughed for hours!

GREAT MOVIE!! Just makes you want to get up and dance!

I always wanted to set up those traps in my house and catch a burglar! Definatly one of those movies you can't get enough of!

I loved this movie!! If you haven't seen it you really should!!

Not made in 80s but hey this oozes 80s pop culture than alot of 80s movies

The movie of the 80s Always will be a classic the Best

The movie's crap. What gets me is the fact that a group of production company execs actually saw this at a test screening and said, "you know...I LIKE IT!" This movie is so disturbing you'll never turn on your TV again, due to the chance that it just might be on when you do. (P.S. I don't know if Pinhead has Internet access or not, but if he does...uh...I'm just joking about that whole "crap" thing)

Ahh...I remember this movie. In fact, I remembered it three times last night.

I wish I was the Beastmaster. Then maybe I could get my dog to stop crapping on the carpet.

This was not only the funniest movie of all time, it was actually the first time I ever saw breasts. Sadly enough, it was also the last.

Look for the extremely rare director's cut where Tron & Co. slam Cuervo shots with Dig Dug. I don't want to ruin it, but Flynn has one too many and spends a passionate evening with Q*Bert that, trust me, he probably doesn't want to talk about.

Judging by the title, I'll bet this was Michael Jackson's #1 rental until he watched it and found out it was just a movie about vampires.

The heartwarming tale of a young boy who conqouers not only his adversaries, but his inner fears and insecurities as well. To bad the line everyone remembers is "PUT HIM IN A BODYBAG, JOHNNY!!! YEAH!!!" Come on. Say it with me.

I honestly beleive this movie was written by the hand of God itself. How else can you explain a scene where an Iranian in a Cliff Huxtable sweater says to Jean-Claude Van Damme: "Look...it's the American s---head who makes tricks with bricks."

My name is Kelly Fleak, and the stud ballplayer in this movie's name is Kelly Leak. True story: I played baseball in high school, and anytime someone swung at a rediculously high outside pitch, it was referred to as "taking a Leak." I thought that was pretty funny.

The greatest movie of the 80s has had an amazing impact on my life throughout the years. For example: My senior year in high school I gave a slightly modified version of the "Down here it's our time..." speech during halftime in the locker room, and we came back to win the game. And just last week, I drank a twelve pack of PBR and hooked up with a girl who looked just like Sloth.

Another good screwed up movie.... a good movie to watch when wanting to quit smoking... ha ha... i love the little gobblin thing in the last "story".... Great movie!!!!!!!!!!

I LOVE THE COREY'S!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

"Your suffering will be legendary.... even in hell!!!!!!!!!!!" CLASSIC!!!!!!!

Screwed up movie... but funny!

Cute movie... love Dracula, The monster of Frankenstein, The Mummy, The Wolf man, and whatever that fish thing is called all in one movie together.

Great movie! Val Kilmer was so good in it.

Oh come on... You know you all love that movie.

Freddy is the best!!! I love him!!! The best movie out of them all.

Yes, I do have a thing for vampires.... mmmmmmmmmmmm vampires.

A great vampire classic.

Disney makes its comeback.........and has kept on going from one fish to the next

Jaws 3-D, Friday the 13th Part III, Metalstorm: The Destruction of Jared Syn, Treasure of the Four Crowns,Spacehunter: Adventures in the Forbidden Zone & Ammityville 3-D....IN YOUR FACE!

Cruise on into, this better than ever street

cutting edge sci-fi fun

this had to be the movie that made me realize I was gay...hot bod in a loin cloth..whew, and you thought it was because of my #1 choice...silly

movie title + Mr. Spielberg = HITS

John Hughes was the director of the eighties agnst

re-making the movie musical, sort of

all good girls go WILD sometime

come on now, Olivia Newton-John singing while rollerskating, Kristy McNichol singing with pirates, Michelle Pheiffer singing "Cool Rider", Diane Lane lipsyncing the greatest movie song, "Tonight is what it Means to be Young" how were these films NOT hits

Don't you do it! I've got nowhere else to go! I got Nuthin!

I feel the need, the need for Speed!

You Complete Me

Obi Wan "Anikan, I swear you'll be the death of me."

I want answers!

You've become useful to us again

Lt developes a conscience

Precrime Unit, gotta love the whole pretense.

There has been NO murder!

We will leave NO Man behind!

The best dancing-musical of the decade. It's nostalgic, hard around the edges but filled with heart. Great music, and Patrick Swayze was a real hunk! At it's core, this was a powerhouse.

One of the very greatest pieces of filmmaking ever realized on celluloid!! Tim Burton's definitive directorial statement. Macabre but humor of dark and rather demented origins. Yet, it's still so manic and off the wall! Outrageous and fun all the way!

Grace Jones in a 007 flick? Oh yeah! Tremendous performances, and I'll never forget that scene in the blimp. My heart pounded so hard and fast, that I felt like I was on that bridge... LONG WAY DOWN!! Also, this movie features the very best Bond theme to date "View to a Kill" by Duran Duran. Cold and passionate! My favorite moments in a Bond film, no contest.

I hate Nicolas Cage. But this movie manages to be a glorious smorgasbord of grody Valley teen culture. It also showcases a great trademark moment from a director used to dealing with often bleak subject matter. The music is to die for, and the movie deals with a lot of emotions without getting deep into them and affects without changing the tone of the film.

Wes Craven's best horror film. Freddy Krueger is an amazing villain. The concept is so original, that Wes really made it his own and went with it- to the sleepless nights of many teens!

How very! Caustic, a little mysterious, and very ambitious low-budget teen cult classic. Wynona Ryder and Christian Slater picking off their High School's 'untouchable' elite and leaving the scenes looking like their victims had committed suicide. I do happen to think Wynona's character Veronica was just a bit TOO remorseful however... what do you think?

They really saved the best for last when it came to this series. This flick not only severly drips with 80's, but it's fun for many varied reasons. It's also every bit as intense as the best horror films of this decade.

A little melodramatic, but the best teen comedy/drama of the decade. Fairly represents the 'clique' mentality that became such a massive thing with the teens of the 90's. This one's ahead of it's time, to be sure.

The most butt-kicking flick of the decade for fans of real movie magic, without an actual message

Teens... adversity and a little teen angst... with a powerful message that still reaches beyond it's time

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Madmartigan: That's magic? It smells terrible. Willow: It's the life spark. It forms-- Madmartigan: Well it stinks! This whole thing stinks!

Iceman: You two really are cowboys. Maverick: What's your problem, Kazanski? Iceman: You're everyone's problem. That's because everytime you go up in the air, you're unsafe. I don't like you because you're dangerous. Maverick: That's right! Ice... man. I am dangerous.

Cop: Hey kid. Why do you wear sunglasses at night? Vince Latello: Because when you're cool, the sun shine on you 24 hours a day.

Lisa: You okay? Garry: Well, my nuts are halfway up my ass, but other than that, I'm perfect!

Ferris: Cameron has never been in love -- at least, nobody's ever been in love with him. If things don't change for him, he's gonna marry the first girl he lays, and she's gonna treat him like shit, because she will have given him what he has built up in his mind as the end-all, be-all of human existence. She won't respect him, 'cause you can't respect somebody who kisses your ass. It just doesn't work.

Dr. Peter Venkman: We've been going about this all wrong, this Mr Stay Puff's OK, he's a sailor, he's in New York, we get this guy laid we won't have any trouble.

[The Fratellis are interrogating Chunk] Francis Fratelli: Tell us everything! Everything! Chunk: Everything. OK! I'll talk! In third grade, I cheated on my history exam. In fourth grade, I stole my uncle Max's toupee and I glued it on my face when I was Moses in my Hebrew School play. In fifth grade, I knocked my sister Edie down the stairs and I blamed it on the dog...When my mom sent me to the summer camp for fat kids and then they served lunch I got nuts and I pigged out and they kicked me out...But the worst thing I ever done -- I mixed a pot of fake puke at home and then I went to this movie theater, hid the puke in my jacket, climbed up to the balcony and then, t-t-then, I made a noise like this: hua-hua-hua-huaaaaaaa -- and then I dumped it over the side, all over the people in the audience. And then, this was horrible, all the people started getting sick and throwing up all over each other. I never felt so bad in my entire life. Jake Fratelli: I'm beginning to like this kid, Ma!

Carl Spackler: This crowd has gone deadly silent, a Cinderella story outta nowhere. Former greenskeeper and now about to become the masters champion.

John Winger: C'mon, it's Czechoslovakia! We zip in, we pick 'em up, we zip right out again! We're not going to Moscow. It's Czechoslovakia! It's like we're going into *Wisconsin*.

John Bender: But face it. You're a neo maxi zoom dweebie, what would you be doing if you weren't out making yourself a better citizen?

Quintessential movie for anyone who ever played hooky from school. Classic line: "So that's how things are in that family." Said by the principal after watching Ferris(dressed up to look like his gf's father) and his gf kiss passionately when he comes to pick her up at school because her "grandmother died".

I'm sure this is a movie that Keanu Reeves wishes he never did but it is a classic movie. The sequel was pretty good too but the originals are always the best. WYLD STALLIONS!!!!!!!!

I prefer the sequel just because I have this soft spot for Jason Bateman, but the original is good too. You can buy them together as a DVD set. It has no extras though. Does anyone remember the cartoon that was on Saturday mornings for a brief time?

Another Molly Ringwald classic. A more obscure one though. Molly plays a pregnant teenager who learns about love and blah blah blah. Classic scene is when she's at the dinner table and she's like "Can you please pass the turnip, and oh ya, i'm pregnant."

John Hughes is a movie genius! Molly Ringwald at her best. This movie gets played on TV at least once a month and I still sit down and watch it every time.

Very touching and moving. The best part is when Emilio Estevez's character lays a huge kiss on Andie MacDowell's character. Another great John Hughes film.

Who doesn't like this movie. The brat pack at thier best!

A great John Hughes classic. James Spader is a total ass in this movie which is great, but the real scene stealer is Ducky played by Jon Cryer. Classic Ducky line: "Blaine isn't a name, its a major appliance!"

I've got two words for you: David Bowie If you haven't seen this movie, RENT IT!! It's a classic and its got a pre-oscar win Jennifer Connelly in it.

John Cusack is a movie God. My favorite part is when John's character is talking to his sister on the phone after Ione Skye's character dumps him and he says "I told her I loved her and she gave me a pen." Very cute!

You can't get Michael Keaton like this anywhere else.

I have gone through intense psycho-therapy to cure myself of ADDICTION to this movie lol.

"Can you hear this? Would you like me to turn it UP for you?"

Tom Hanks and that nasty dog that you can't help loving.

..as I wipe the tears from my eyes.

Little River Phoenix and Jerry O'Connell... So fucking cute.

Steve Martin, Chevy Chase, Martin Short.. It just doesn't get any better.

"Ferris Beuller, you're my hero."

Rob Lowe.

Andrew McCarthy was my dream.

Betelgeuse! Betelgeuse! Betelgeuse!

"the time of my life" (sigh!)

E.T. PHONE HOME!

closer to the novel than the 90's miniseries, but the rain scene at the end of the movie was a bit too much of a deviation

for me, this is the best in the first Star Wars trilogy

the wind-up "organ" toy... those red envelopes in the mail... radio!

red bows... beluga bullets... Heather McNamara... Big Fun... Jason Dean... dynamite... Veronica... DINNER!!!

I remember New Order's "Morning Sun" in the background... one of Robert Downey, Jr.'s best roles

princess / jock / A-student / junkie / basket case / box of sushi / dandruff snowflakes falling on a drawing / hands-free lipstick application / makeover / "Don't You Forget About Me" / angst

"I told her I love her and she gave me a pen!" ...How frustrating love could be.