The Goonies is a 1985 American adventure-comedy film directed by Richard Donner. The screenplay was written by Chris Columbus from a story by executive producer Steven Spielberg. A band of children from the "Goon Docks" neighborhood of Astoria, Oregon, hoping to save their homes from demolition, go on an adventure to find the buried treasure of One-Eyed Willie, a legendary 17th-century pirate. The Goonies, a group of teenage friends living in...
After Chunk gives Sloth a Baby Ruth candy bar, Sloth is very appreciative and...
The Fratelli's captured Chunk and they want to know everything as they questi...
Troy and Mr. Perkins are forcing Mr. Walsh to sign away their house and Trot ...
Andy is freaking out as they walk through a tunnel and Brand is trying to com...
Chunk argues with Mikey and decides not to go and search for the treasure aft...
Data slaps Chunk to shut him up, then comments about the people they see at t...
Mama Fratelli wants Jake to go into the tunnel that the goonies went down but...
Francis and Jake are trying to tie up Sloth but he is too big and strong for ...
After finding Andy down in the well, Troy turns to his friends and talks of h...
As Andy gets ready to play the human bone piano, she comments that his moms f...
Chunk is spilling his guts to the Fratelli's about all the bad things he's done.
Mouth wants to go check out the old stuff in the attic with the other goonies.
Mikey feels like he is getting closer to Willy's treasure as they walk throug...
Data starts to worry about how Chester Copperpot died trying to find the trea...
Ma Fratelli yells at Mikey for a third time to stay to the right of the stair...
Data and the goonies are looking down at Chester Copperpot who is now a skele...
Brand can see the Fratelli's catching up to them and Andy starts to freak out...
Mikey notices Mouth drop a picture frame, then inspects it closely.
Ma Fratelli starts to force Mouth and Stef to walk the plank onboard the pira...
As Sloth helps everyone out of the cave, Chunk hugs him and refuses to leave ...
Mikey is looking though Copperpot's bag and he finds sticks of dynamite.
Mr. Walsh tears up the papers to foreclose on the house after Rosalita finds ...
The Fratellis come across the remains of Chester Copperpot and notice his wal...
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