The Goonies Turns 40
It's been four decades since we first joined Mikey, Chunk, Mouth, Data, and the gang on their epic treasure hunt. In this episode, the guys look back at the beloved 1985 adventure film directed by Richard Donner, packed with pirate maps, booby traps, and future stars. Whether you saw it in theaters as a kid or discovered it later, join us as we celebrate The Goonies.
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