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| The Goonies | |
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| Directed by | Richard Donner |
| Produced by | Harvey Bernhard Richard Donner |
| Written by | Chris Columbus |
| Starring | Sean Astin Josh Brolin Corey Feldman Kerri Green |
| Music by | Dave Grusin |
| Cinematography | Nick McLean |
| Editing by | Michael Kahn |
| Distributed by | Warner Bros. |
| Release date(s) | 1985 |
| Running time | 114 min. |
| Country | USA |
| Language | English |
'The Goonies is a 1985 family film directed by Richard Donner and its story was created 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 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.