The Goonies: Movie Analysis

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These movies make me laugh .this movie is my favorite it’s called The Goonies. My second favorite is called Friday. My least favorite is the Avengers. The reason I like Goonies is because it’s a good movie and it’s funny. The movie is based on a group of kids that go on an adventure to find one eyed Willy. The movie takes place in New York. The reason they go on the adventure is to help their parents to save their town. If they don’t get an amount of money their town is going to be torn down. The people that tried to tear down want to turn it into a big vacation homes for rich people. On their adventure they have to find their way through traps and puzzles. One of the puzzles is to play the right keys on a piano. If they play the wrong keys they lose space on the platform and if they play the key right there’s a draw bridge that comes down every time they play a key right they are also being chased by wanted criminals. The criminals are chasing them because they saw the dead body that they were hiding and the illegal money printing machine. After they got pasted the piano and draw bridge They finally find on eyed willy`s ship. On the ship there are more traps and one of the traps leads them to one eyed Willy and all of his treasures they leave all of willies gold and gems and they take his crew. Willies crew and one eyed Willy was the most feared pirate crew in the …show more content…
This movie makes me laugh because it is more about comedy and action. The movie is in Compton CA. the movie is about ice cube helping his friend Chris tucker. Chris had got into a money scandal. So ice cube helps him by getting money and stay out of trouble. In one scene they have to run from a gang trying to shoot them. They also are trying to stay away from a big and mean guy that will take your drawly. In the end ice cube knocks out that gut Chris solves his money problem and they all walk away with no

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