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    The Goonies Movie Essay

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    THE GOONIES An Adventure like no other, a completely unique and a one of a kind movie. The Goonies, directed by Richard Donner, is a family classic, from the great character development, to the great storyline, and to the great cinematic techniques they had especially for a film made in this period. The Goonies has all the elements of an action/ adventure film, they even have some romance in there for the lovers. The Goonies is also a humorous film with a much different adventure story plotline then your ordinary adventure film. It shows the characters go through their journey together, and how they all develop a relationship with one another. They all work super hard together during their journey and become close friends, more so like family.…

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    “Goonies never say die”! In the classic tale The Goonies, seven youth travel through the sewers of the Goondocks to find the buried treasure of Captain One Eyed Willie to save their neighborhood from being torn down and replaced with a golf course. The character Mikey is the leader of his group called the, “The Goonies”. Mikey stumbles upon something that he discovered to be a treasure map. Furthermore, as they embark on their journey they run into dangerous criminal’s name the Fratellis. The…

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    “Hey! Who’s down there?” yells Troy. A huge response from many voices emerges from the well. “That sounds like Andy!” laughs Jeb. After a heated argument, the boys agree to bring down the bucket to lift them to safety, Troy, Eric and Jeb decide to slide down the well and meet the goonies at the bottom. Once the boys get down, the Goonies run off, leaving the boys to follow in the gloomy cave. Mouth grabs a piece of stone with 3 distant holes in it out of his pocket. “What’s that Mouth, is it…

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    The 1985 classic adventure film, "The Goonies", has evolved from cult favorite to iconic cinema for Generation X. Fans can quote the entire word verbatim, but much more went on behind the scenes that the audience was unaware of until now. 1) Sean Astin, who played Mikey, was allowed to keep One-Eyed Willie's treasure map from the movie, but, years later, his mother cleaned out his bedroom and threw away the map without realizing its value. 2) Randell Widner, the stunt double for John Matuszak…

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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…

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    The famous 1985 film otherwise known as “The Goonies,” was directed by Richard Donner and produced by Steven Spielberg. This adventure film was about a young group of friends living in the “Goon Docks” neighborhood of Astoria, Oregon. When the children discover a secret treasure map, they begin to go on a quest in hopes to finding the treasure that could potentially save their town from being destructed for a country club. During their venture, they are faced with many obstacles including…

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    Sammy mentions what he thinks is physically wrong with her and then moves on. He does not think she is attractive, so therefore she is not worth his time. Goony is just another word for stupid, so he is basically calling her “big”, “tall”, and “stupid”, without anything to judge except for her physical appearance. How could that not be seen as being rude and disrespectful? Besides not being what Sammy finds appealing she has done nothing to be treated as a worthless goon by him. He is the one…

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    Not much information is given about the main protagonist in “A&P” except his name and some information on his family. But while reading I visually created an image of how he looks, talks, his statue, and build. An actor that I feel would be perfect for the role of Sammy would be Asa Butterfield. Asa has dark brown hair, pale skin, and blue crystal like eyes. He is skinny young man standing at 5 feet and 11 inches. I think it would be best if Sammy slight slouches and gives off the demeanor of a…

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    his lack of regard for Lengel's authority shows that Sammy has no respect for his elders and superiors. Finally, Updike shows Sammy is prejudiced toward women. His view of women is clear through his thoughts about Queenie and her friends. He focuses just on their appearances, especially on their butts and breasts. He says the girl in the plaid green two-piece has a “soft looking can” (149) and Queenie has “two scoops of vanilla” (153). Sammy reduces Queenie and her friends to nothing but…

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    they would have burned her over in Salem". His disrespect for this lady and all of the customers is so clear. Sammy's immaturity is very clear through his thoughts. He describes these girls only based on their physical appearance. He talks about Plaids "soft looking can" and about Queenies "two scoops of vanilla". He thinks of these girls only as body parts, not as people. Greg Bentley says, "Sammy is clearly capitated by his sexuality." He is a nineteen-year-old boy, of course, he is going to…

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