For me, they are:
>Shining
>Bladerunner
>Nightmare on Elm Street
>The Thing
>Escape from New York
Post your top 5 80s movies
Chase Watson
Eli Edwards
Running Man
Predator
Die Hard
Mad Max 2
Can't pick the fifth one that I love as much as those though.
Also checked.
Easton Diaz
Predator
Evil Dead
Back to the Future
Hellraiser
The Goonies
Isaac Flores
>Thief
>Conan The Barbarian
>Blade Runner
>Terminator
>To live and die in LA
OP you have good taste
Leo Kelly
>One from the Heart
>Doc's Kingdom
>The Sicilian
>The Belly of an Architect
>Mala Noche
Nolan Thompson
Offret
Landscape in the Mist
Fanny and Alexander
Das Boot
Zed and Two Noughts
Joshua Gonzalez
The Thing
Little Shop of Horrors
Gremlins
Platoon
The Dark Crystal
Jose Gutierrez
> blade runner
> The Thing
> Full Metal Jacket
> Aliens
> Flight of the Navigator
Additional mentions
> Blue Velvet
> Dune
> Terminator
> Die Hard
> Flashdance
> Coming to America
Mason Price
The Empire Strikes Back
Blade Runner
Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade
Back To The Future
The Thing
John Wood
Paris, Texas
Withnail & I
Tampopo
My Neighbor Totoro
The Blues Brothers
Aiden Brown
Microwave Massacre
Blade Runner
Nightmare on Elm Street
Ghostbusters
Ryder Barnes
Blade Runner
Landscape Suicide
Elephant Man
Ran
Videodrome
Jeremiah Cruz
>The Terminator
>Predator
>Back to the Future
>Die Hard
>Beetlejuice
Christopher Ortiz
Back to Future
RoboCop
Terminator
Beverly Hills Cop
Die Hard
There's so many to name. Man, what an awesome decade for movies.
Gabriel Ross
>There's so many to name. Man, what an awesome decade for movies.
I couldn't make a top list, so many nice movies, even the Goonies comes to my mind.
Ayden Sanchez
Raging Bull
Broadcast News
Amadeus
Dead Poets Society
This Is Spinal Tap
Adam Rivera
A Christmas Story
The Princess Bride
When Harry Met Sally
The Little Mermaid
The Breakfast Club
Hunter Bell
The Empire Strikes Back
Return of the Jedi
Raiders of the Lost Ark
Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom
Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade
John Lopez
>all major blockbusters
wew
Ayden Russell
The Princess Bride
The Thing
Caddyshack
A Christmas Story
Real Genius
and another 5
> Stripes
> Blade Runner
> The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai
> A Fish Called Wanda
> Who Framed Roger Rabbit
Adrian Mitchell
>good movies
>bad because popular
Leo Harris
Blockbusters were p good back then
Connor Carter
Women aren't allowed in this board. Leave!
Ryder Sanders
In no special order:
-Trading Places (1983)
-The Goonies (1985)
-Stand by Me (1986)
-Witness (1985)
-Back to the Future Part II (1989)
-The Shining (1980)
-Rain Man (1988)
-Beetlejuice (1988)
-The Breakfast Club (1985)
-Dead Poets Society (1989)
Evan Ramirez
Action Heroes FTW
The Terminator
Die Hard
Big Trouble in Little China
Rambo
RoboCop
Luis Barnes
The Terminator
Robocop
Predator
The Empire Strikes Back
Aliens
It's hard to choose just 5. The 80s were on fire.
Grayson Howard
Too many to choose from so I'll throw in some random ones
Body Heat
Blood Simple
Dead Ringers
Witness
Better Off Dead
Levi Perry
To be fair, the 80s is pretty much THE decade for blockbusters/action movies
Ryder Brooks
Checked
1.das boot
2.Blade Runner
3.The Shining
4.FMJ
5.The Thing
honourable mentions:
The Terminator
Empire Strikes Back
Back to the future
Amadeus
80's has a lot of kino to offer
based
Christopher Carter
>Groundhog Day
>Raiders of the Lost Ark
>Ghostbusters
>Robocop
>Caddyshack
Gavin Taylor
Wait, Groundhog Day is from the 90's. Let's take Trading Places instead.
Dominic White
Groundhog Day was released in 1993. The fact that one can confuse this with an 80's movie makes me feel now. Thanks a lot.
Nicholas Brown
*old
Austin Wright
>Predator
>full metal jacket
>Bladerunner
>Evil dead
>The terminator
Jaxon Brown
Once Upon a Time in America
Mishima: A Life in Four Chapters
The Shining
The Thing
Blade Runner
..... i need to watch more 80s movies.
i like you guys