Which side do you want?

Chuck Norris is the man.

A trash movie...but man..they known how to make a cabriolet!

I really know the feeling!!

Another teen classic.

Kelly LeBrock rules!

I still have one of those Rambo knives!

Why had to be snakes.....

A classic for all times!!! I hate manure..too!!!

Classics that I will never forget even when I'm 80 years old :)

River Phoenix <3

Gotta love this classic!!

I'm still stuck contemplating whether this is a Christmas movie or a Halloween movie :P

Who could forget such a cute movie?

I'm happy to say that this was the time before sparkling vampires.....

Second best of the two Corey's movies :)

Love this movie sooo much!!!

What more can I say then; the truffle shuffle!!!!!! Everyday he's trufflein'

Seriously this is my favorite movie without a doubt!!!!! Such an amazing and heartwarming movie!!!

This actually would be higher up, but I'm cheating as it's a 1979 movie but Bill Murray rules!

I haven't seen it in years but in the 80's it was funny hated the other ernest movies though bit to much

John Candy was the best!

very funny if you liked summer school then this ones a go .

a must for the iconic times

great movie

classic must see

very good laughed all the way through

John Candy The Best

Cyborgs! Guns! Gore! Regardless of Paul Verhoeven's later successes including the quintissentially '90s 'Basic Instinct' and the none-more-serious in subject matter 'Black Book', RoboCop will always be his most admired work for the general moviegoer. Its hero, the resurrected cop Murphy, is a visual icon of the age and the movie sends up all the scourges of the age with hilarious aplomb: corporate corruption, fast-tracker arrogance, technocratic purblindness, schmalzy optimism, no target is spared. The villains are the sleaziest, most unlikeable bunch of goons in ANY movie, and to see them dispatched in the nastiest ways imaginable is indescribably satisfying: the scene in which the insecure grunt Emil drives his van into a vat of hazardous chemical, emerging to look like the Toxic Avenger before being squished by Clarence Boddicker's car is both disturbing and side-splitting. And 'I'd buy that for a dollar' is, along with 'I'll be back' and 'yippee-kay-ay' the most enduring line in action cinema. If that remake goes ahead, it had better be DAMN good.

One of the most memorably quirky TV presenters of the decade (and a whole lot better to look at than Max Headroom), Cassandra Peterson's alter ego eats up the screen as a down-on-her-luck horror hostess who's called to the sleepy town of Fallwell(!) to hear the reading her aunt's will and in time discover her true destiny. Seriously, one of the greatest comedy horrors. Period.

Watchable isn't the word, this is possibly the single greatest blockbuster of the decade, as quintissentially eighties as a lunch of Pop Tarts and Soda Stream. Its ideas, characterization, pacing, set pieces make it a joy from start to finish, and one of those rare movies which is manna from Heaven to all of us retroheads, but remains fresh and exciting to a new generation of film fans. I STILL cross my fingers and pray that Doc connects that cable before the lightning strikes! What's scary is that the 1950s seems like a bygone age in the scheme of the movie (thirty years in the past), but the mid-eighties is just as far back from now!! And I still feel eighteen. Ouch.

It possesses little of the majesty of 'Blade Runner', but as a ripping yarn this is the most enjoyable sci-fi effort of the early '80s, and John Carpenter's finest picture. Kurt Russell plays Snake Plissken - Russell states this is his favourite of all the characters he has portrayed - sent on a daredevil mission to bring back the President from the giant penal colony that Manhattan was turned into after crime levels rose disasterously. The Duke (Isaac Hayes, so pimped out he drives a Cadillac with candelabra and glitterballs on the hood!) holds the President hostage and has grand plans for securing his own freedom. Add the timebomb inside Snake's own body that he can only defuse by bringing back the President within 24 hours and you have one hell of a ride. The sight of a desolate, unlit New York at night provides one of the most memorable and atmospheric locations in all of cinema.

OK, critically it's not as good as the original. But if you dig (as so many of us do) the goofy one-liners, teens in peril and visual set pieces that characterized every Elm Street from 'Freddy's Revenge' onwards, this is the best of the rest by miles. And in Kristen (Patricia Arquette), Elm Street has its second most likeable heroine. Movie fact: Kincaid (Ken Sagoes) is the first black character to survive to the end of a major American horror! So it's a landmark in itself.

Another keeper from Demme, a couple of years before his triumph with Silence Of The Lambs. Angela de Marco (Michelle Pfeiffer) is a gloriously made-up Mafia wife to Frank (Alec Baldwin), unhappy with her life and completely unable to fit into the Mafia wives circle, ruthlessly run by Connie (Mercedes Ruehl in an Oscar-winning performance). Then Frank's murder changes Angela's life forever, and she takes to this test of her strength with a courage she didn't know she had. If loud '80s fashions, brash personalities and blaring synth pop mainline your pleasure centres, you'll be high as a kite with this one.

My first on this list from Johnathan Demme, the greatest (critically unheralded) director of the decade. Jeff Daniels is Charlie, set to spend the rest of his life as a bureaucratic wimp until he is willingly abducted by Lulu (Melanie Griffiths in her most endearing role) for a wild trip to her high school reunion, with a bit of thieving along the way. Then comes Ray (Ray Liotta), Lulu's violent boyfriend fresh out of prison...

Genuinely unsettling, slow paced yet thoroughly absorbing dark teen drama featuring a young Keanu Reeves and Crispin Glover, fresh from wrapping up Back To The Future. A bunch of kids conspire to cover up a friend's brutal killing of his girlfriend, until conscience comes calling. Don't let this one pass you by! One that stays with you long after you've seen it.

What more do you need to know about this movie? For anyone between the ages of, say, 32 and 40, going to see this at a theatre in 1984 is among the most treasured of collective memories, something for an entire generation to bond over. All the magic and awe of Spielberg crystallised.

Underrated, low-key college drama in which the easily abashed Johnathan (Andrew McCarthy) rooms with the uber-confident, handsome and mischevious Skip (Rob Lowe) and um, sleeps with Skip's mother (the always smouldering Jacqueline Bissett). A minor classic.

So had a crush on Atrayu, however u spell his name

Always need kleenex for this one

Real cute story

Who didn't have a crush on Ralph Machio

Great flick!!!

Patrick Dempsey...mmm Hot

I wanted what she had...

Hey U Guys!!!

OMG, naked guy falls from window onto car. Butt cheeks land on the rooftop and sinks down between couple kissing!

80's era is nothing without Chevy Chase, hecca funny

So had a crush on Atrayu, however u spell his name

Always need kleenex for this one

Real cute story

Who didn't have a crush on Ralph Machio

Great flick!!!

Patrick Dempsey...mmm Hot

I wanted what she had...

Hey U Guys!!!

OMG, naked guy falls from window onto car. Butt cheeks land on the rooftop and sinks down between couple kissing!

80's era is nothing without Chevy Chase, hecca funny

everyone has seen it...everyone loves it

come on baby...best training sequence of all time

awesome

get out of my dreams...

no more yanki my wanky, donger needs food

no doubt...too many stars

great....maverick and goose

swayze kicks some more ass

swayze rules

got em all. everyone in america can find themselves in this movie

Long Duck Dong aka The Donger - enough said! I had a huge crush on Molly Ringwald at the time and wished I was 'Jake Ryan'. Anthony Michael Hall was hilarious as "Farmer Ted: King of the Geeks"

The Japanese guy who can only speak English with the voice of Howard Cosell and the paperboy who wants his two dollars make this movie completely hilarious!

Jeffrey Jones as 'Mr. Ed Rooney' was my favorite character in the film. Charlie Sheen's cameo was pretty funny as well!

Kelly LeBrock was a total babe! Bill Paxton was hilarious as 'Chet'!.. "How about a nice greasy pork sandwich served in a dirty ashtray?"

Pure genius! It was stupid comedy at it's best (if that makes any sense!) it was so strange you couldn't help but laugh throughout the whole film, but what do I know because I'm a loner, a rebel!

Crispin Glover as 'George McFly' is what made this movie really work. He really nailed the part! The most adventurous movie on my list and it kept you entertained throughout!

Phoebe Cates was the eye candy (She was HOT), but Sean Penn stole the show as 'Jeff Spicoli' in arguably, the funniest 80's movie role!

Who would of thought this would of been Keanu Reeves' best movie role? It was just a fun movie that made you laugh throughout!.. Be excellent to each other!..And party on, dudes!

The funniest sports movie ever! Rodney Dangerfield and Ted Knight were perfectly cast. The banter between the two characters they portrayed was hilarious.

Surely, the funniest movie ever!.. It is and don't call it Shirley!- The first and best of movie parodies!

Young Charlie Sheen in this movie.

Not a widely-scene movie, Kathryn Bigelow's cinematic, a tale of modern-day nomadic vampires in Texas, debut is beautiful, mesmerizing and atmospheric. Great Tangerine Dream soundtrack, and memorable characters and performances. 'Look...the night! So bright, it will blind you...'

Offbeat and sometimes clunky, there is nonetheless a kind of lightning-in-a-bottle magic about Highlander. The concept is simple but brilliant. Lambert works strangely well as MacLeod, with his weird demeanor and Euro mish-mash accent suiting the role perfectly. Connery and Clancy Brown are excellent.

Another entry that improves with age. One of the reason Weir's film works so well is because the interplay between Ford and McGillis is first rate, and it's a much funnier film than most people probably remember it as being. In some ways it's a great 'fish out of water' comedy bolted on to an effective thriller.

Hasn't aged as well as 'Alien' (which is a true masterpiece), but Cameron's sequel was about as good as it could possibly have been. Michael Biehn and Bill Paxton are both great in supporting roles, the pacing is masterful, and the finale superb. A great sequel.

Often overlooked, this film is much better than you might think on first watch. There are so many great throwaway lines in the script. Griffith never did anything else as good as this, and Ford and Weaver are both hilariously brilliant in their roles. Never fails to make me laugh. And the hair is amazing...

The only genuinely great Star Wars movie. Everyone looks fantastic - even Hamill - the script is terrific, the epic nature of Star Wars is taken to the next level. The carbon freezing chamber scene is one of my favourite cinematic sequences of all time. The production values are stellar, and the finale is fantastic.

The only genuinely great Indy movie, and the best Boys' Own adventure story of all time. Ford is great, the setting is great, the villains are great, the theme is great, the soundtrack is great, the action is great, the visuals are great. What more do you want?

Only gets better with age. Genuinely hilarious, with great performances from Fox, Lloyd, Glover and Thompson. Inventive, intelligent and consistently entertaining. Almost flawless.

The most beautiful movie ever made, with my favourite soundtrack of all time. The effect of the two together is mesmerizing, and despite the dystopian setting this is a movie that bathes you in a warm, dreamy glow, and uplifts you with its exploration of what it is to be a conscious being with memories, hopes and dreams.

The best looping time travel movie ever made. Cerebral sci-fi posing as a car chase film. Low-budget, but lean and efficient. While it's a great action movie, people often overlook the fact that it's incredibly sad and romantic as well, and the scenario is genuinely epic. One of the few movies that actually makes me cry.

Really good can't wait for remake to be released in November

good movie

Awesome movie

Arnold at his best

Better then the first one by far

Indiana jones is action packed and great adventure

Great heart warming

Number 5 is cut and funny "number 5 is alive"

I want to be a goonie

Amazing just Amazing

Best soundtrack ever!!