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By Vaporman87 At 17:08 On 06 April 2014 10515 Posts King of the Hill	If you are a member of RetroDaze and don't at least "like" The Goonies, then perhaps a visit to your psychiatrist is in order. That being said, I really enjoyed the film as a kid. It had everything you could want if you were a pre-teen like myself in 1985. Richard Donner is now confirming that YES, there is going to be a sequel... and he wants the whole cast to come back. I'm excited... and a bit worried. BUT, if he can get Chris Columbus to write it, that's reason for much hope. Goonies never say die! Quote Disable Sigs You love this signature.

By vkimo At 17:35 On 06 April 2014 1976 Posts Playing With Power	I'd prefer a remake or reboot to the old cast coming back. I always get depressed when an original cast comes back as they're all older and almost kills the magic of the first movie. Quote Disable Sigs
By Mr Magic At 17:42 On 06 April 2014 13558 Posts	Chris Columbus is the genius behind epic films such as Home Alone 1 and 2, Mrs. Doubtfire and Bicentennial Man. Quote Disable Sigs "If you think a 401K is your mother-in-law's bra size, you might be a redneck."
By Vaporman87 At 18:13 On 06 April 2014 10515 Posts King of the Hill	@vkimo: I agree to a certain extent, though I think it's possible to introduce new blood while paying homage to the old. Here for instance, I would be happy with the Goonies kids accompanying them on an adventure... maybe they get split up and have to find one another. It could work, I think. Quote Disable Sigs You love this signature.
By Vaporman87 At 18:41 On 22 April 2014 10515 Posts King of the Hill	More news on Goonies 2: he Goonies 2 could possibly follow the adventures of the original gang and their own kids, an idea that fans have discussed for years. The folks over at Cinema Blend have kicked around a number of possible ideas, including an R-rated sequel designed to appeal to grown-ups who watched the original flick as kids. Considering Spielberg is officially involved with the project, it’s unlikely that the follow-up will journey in that direction. Read more at http://www.inquisitr.com/1221949/the-goonies-2-steven-spielberg-is-already-kicking-around-a-story/#oUKH1AlSJ61T1sjT.99 he Goonies 2 could possibly follow the adventures of the original gang and their own kids, an idea that fans have discussed for years. The folks over at Cinema Blend have kicked around a number of possible ideas, including an R-rated sequel designed to appeal to grown-ups who watched the original flick as kids. Considering Spielberg is officially involved with the project, it’s unlikely that the follow-up will journey in that direction. Read more at http://www.inquisitr.com/1221949/the-goonies-2-steven-spielberg-is-already-kicking-around-a-story/#oUKH1AlSJ61T1sjT.99 he Goonies 2 could possibly follow the adventures of the original gang and their own kids, an idea that fans have discussed for years. The folks over at Cinema Blend have kicked around a number of possible ideas, including an R-rated sequel designed to appeal to grown-ups who watched the original flick as kids. Considering Spielberg is officially involved with the project, it’s unlikely that the follow-up will journey in that direction. Read more at http://www.inquisitr.com/1221949/the-goonies-2-steven-spielberg-is-already-kicking-around-a-story/#oUKH1AlSJ61T1sjT.99 he Goonies 2 could possibly follow the adventures of the original gang and their own kids, an idea that fans have discussed for years. The folks over at Cinema Blend have kicked around a number of possible ideas, including an R-rated sequel designed to appeal to grown-ups who watched the original flick as kids. Considering Spielberg is officially involved with the project, it’s unlikely that the follow-up will journey in that direction. Read more at http://www.inquisitr.com/1221949/the-goonies-2-steven-spielberg-is-already-kicking-around-a-story/#oUKH1AlSJ61T1sjT.99 Quote Disable Sigs You love this signature.
By Vaporman87 At 04:40 On 01 May 2015 10515 Posts King of the Hill	Not sure how long we'll have to wait for a sequel, but apparently a Gremlins sequel (also written by Chris Columbus) is much further along. Quote Disable Sigs You love this signature.
By Vaporman87 At 04:41 On 01 May 2015 10515 Posts King of the Hill	Not sure how long we'll have to wait for a sequel, but apparently a Gremlins sequel (also written by Chris Columbus) is much further along. Quote Disable Sigs You love this signature.
By EISXUOIS At 12:54 On 01 May 2015 162 Posts Rugrat	One of my favorite movies! I'm excited to see a sequel! Quote Disable Sigs
By fuschnikt At 19:36 On 01 May 2015 138 Posts Rugrat	Vaporman87 wrote : Not sure how long we'll have to wait for a sequel, but apparently a Gremlins sequel (also written by Chris Columbus) is much further along. -end quote I always thought it would make sense for a story in which Gizmo becomes a Gremlin. Maybe he is force fed by the bad Mogwais or something. I did hear recently, though, that in the original script of the original film, Stripe was intended to be Gizmo as a Gremlin. I can see why way went the other way with it. Though it would have been a pretty awesome ride. The beloved adorable Gizmo turned into a vicious monster. I guess they didn't want to traumatize the audience that badly. Would have been quite the twist. Quote Disable Sigs
By Vaporman87 At 21:47 On 01 May 2015 10515 Posts King of the Hill	Yeah. I prefer my Gizmo, furry. I think it would be neat if they introduced some third race of creature that both Gremlins and Mogwais had to defeat, together. Quote Disable Sigs You love this signature.
By EISXUOIS At 11:45 On 02 May 2015 162 Posts Rugrat	Vaporman87 wrote : Yeah. I prefer my Gizmo, furry. I think it would be neat if they introduced some third race of creature that both Gremlins and Mogwais had to defeat, together. -end quote Yes! And that's why they exist to be the balance together against this foe.. Brilliant! Quote Disable Sigs

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