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The Wrath of Khan - 1982
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Were the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 80's?
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The Leper Fairy wrote:Were the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 80's?
The first film was released in 1990 the second in 1991. :-)
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My favorites from among the movies that won at least one of the 4 major Academy Awards in the 80's:

Chariots of Fire
On Golden Pond
Gandhi
Amadeus
Children of a Lesser God
Rain Man

Buckaroo Banzai
didn't win anything, but I sure do love it! Fame is very cool!
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Matrixman wrote:Ah, I see a fellow admirer of Buckaroo Banzai. Yes, a strange, wonderful, one-of-a-kind movie.
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Matrixman wrote:The Empire Strikes Back (well, it was released in 1980!)

Sorry, but I also must mention Ordinary People and Blade Runner. And Raiders Of The Lost Ark! :D
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Lucas :)
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birdandbear wrote:Lucas :)
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The Raiders and the Empire rules! But what about the lovely fantasy-movies of the 80ies? And I think especially of those with huge amount of 80ies-music like Ladyhawke and Labyrinth, but also movies like Legend, Krull, Willow and The Princess Bride...
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Darth Revan wrote:
birdandbear wrote:Lucas :)
It's amazing how one word can say so much...

LOL....not George. There was a movie called Lucas, about a geeky freshman and some locusts....


SW was a thing unto itself - doesn't count as '80's movies to me. :D
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I liked a quirky teen film called "Better Off Dead".
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Fist and Faith wrote:Gandhi
Amadeus
My picks for two all-time best
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Excellent choices!! :D
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TOM C wrote:I liked a quirky teen film called "Better Off Dead".
Anything with John Cusack!!
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"Back to the future"!!!

No other movie captures that 80s feeling better for me. It's the poooower of looohoooove...

I'm not talking about cineastic quality here.
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