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'''The Goonies''' is a 1985 family film directed by [[Richard Donner]] and written by [[Steven Spielberg]]. It stars [[Sean Astin]] and [[Josh Brolin]].
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| name=The Goonies
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| director=Richard Donner
| producer=Harvey Bernhard<br/>Richard Donner
| writer=Chris Columbus
| starring=Sean Astin<br>Josh Brolin<br>Corey Feldman<br>Kerri Green
| music=Dave Grusin
| cinematography=Nick McLean
| editing=Michael Kahn
| distributor=Warner Bros.
| released=1985
| runtime=114 min.
| country=[[USA]]
| language=English
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''''The Goonies''' is a 1985 family film directed by [[Richard Donner]] and written by [[Steven Spielberg]]. It stars [[Sean Astin]] and [[Josh Brolin]].
It is about a group of young friends in [[Oregon]] who set out to find a long-lost [[Spain|Spanish]] pirate ship and a hidden treasure after finding a treaure map in an attic.
It is about a group of young friends in [[Oregon]] who set out to find a long-lost [[Spain|Spanish]] pirate ship and a hidden treasure after finding a treasure map in an attic. The film has many conservative values, such as promoting [[capitalism]], [[Chivalry]], and the India Jones persona. Capitalism is shown as the Goonies are trying to compete to avoid foreclosure of their homes. Chivalry is shown, as one of the Goonies, shows a lot of respect for his love interest Andy, and jumps in the water to save her from drowning. Also a minor antagonist; Troy, who does not have chivalry, such as he was tilling the car mirror to look down Andy's shirt is shown in negative light.
[[Category:English-language films]]
[[Category:English-language films]]
[[Category:Movies]]
[[Category:Greatest Conservative Movies]]