My top 10 10. Adventures in Babysitting 9. Overboard 8. Planes, Trains & Automobiles 7. A nightmare on elm street 3: Dream Warriors 6. Robocop 5. Lethal weapon 4. Evil dead 2 3. Full Metal Jacket 2. Predator 1. The Lost Boys
1 - Full Metal Jacket 2 - RoboCop 3 - Innerspace 4 - Angel Heart 5 - Raising Arizona 6 - Evil Dead II 7 - Wall Street 8 - The Princess Bride 9 - No Way Out 10 - Roxanne
Love this review!!!!! My top 5: -The untouchables.-Hamburger hill-Death Wish 4: the crack down - Gardens of Stone - The dirty dozens, the deadly mission (Telly Savalas is always a joy to watch). 😉🤞
@@barryandreev8333 just added it to watch list, and low scores be darned, I will still check it out on the recommendation and just look at the cover art, nice.
My Top 15 1. HOLLYWOOD SHUFFLE 2. The PRINCESS BRIDGE 3. RAISING ARIZONA 4. THE HIDDEN 5. LA BAMBA 6. EVIL DEAD II 7. BIG SHOTS 8. NEAR DARK 9. PREADATOR 10. PLANE'S TRAINS AND AUTOMOBILES 11. INNERSPACE 12. BLIND DATE 13. NADINE 14. WALL STREET 15. EDDIE MURPHY RAW 6. Evil
My Favorites (as of now): 10. Gandahar (from the director of Fantastic Planet) 9. Good Morning, Vietnam 8. Empire of the Sun 7. Evil Dead 2 6. Au Revoir Les Enfants 5. Lethal Weapon 4. Planes, Trains & Automobiles 3. The Princess Bride 2. Predator 1. Full Metal Jacket
TOP 20 MOVIES OF 1987: 1. The Princess Bride 2. Broadcast News 3. Planes Trains & Automobiles 4. Full Metal Jacket 5. Robocop 6. Raising Arizona 7. Good Morning Vietnam 8. Evil Dead II 9. Lethal Weapon 10. Predator 11. Empire Of The Sun 12. The Lost Boys 13. Hamburger Hill 14. Hope & Glory 15. Matewan 16. La Bamba 17. The Untouchables 18. Wall Street 19. Cry Freedom 20. A Nightmare On Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors
My Favorites From 1987 Are: •Predator •Robocop •Near Dark •The Lost Boys •Raising Arizona •Evil Dead 2 •The Running Man •City on Fire •The Gate •Lethal Weapon •Inner Space •Princess Bride
my top 10: 1 The Untouchables 2 Fatal Attraction 3 Full Metal Jacket 4 RoboCop 5 Broadcast News 6 Planes, Trains and Automobiles 7 Predator 8 The Witches of Eastwick 9 Lethal Weapon 10 No Way Out
My Top 10 10. Adventures In Babysitting 09. Masters Of The Universe 08. The Princess Bride 07. Lethal Weapon 06. Predator 05. The Running Man 04. Evil Dead 2 03. Full Metal Jacket 02. The Lost Boys 01. Robocop
1987 was an incredible year for film! This very nearly required a Top 25 or even 30. My Top 20: 20. Stakeout 19. The Witches of Eastwick 18. Throw Momma From the Train 17. A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors 16. Harry and the Hendersons 15. Moonstruck 14. Near Dark 13. Predator 12. Raising Arizona 11. The Lost Boys 10. Lethal Weapon 9. Full Metal Jacket 8. Evil Dead 2 7. Planes, Trains & Automobiles 6. The Untouchables 5. Good Morning, Vietnam 4. Hellraiser 3. RoboCop 2. The Princess Bride 1. Spaceballs
1. Broadcast News 2. Radio Days 3. Empire of the Sun 4. Moonstruck 5. The Princess Bride 6. The Untouchables 7. Raising Arizona 8. Swimming to Cambodia 9. Planes, Trains and Automobiles 10. The Brave Little Toaster Honourable Mentions (11-20): 11. Tin Men 12. Chuck Berry - Hail! Hail! Rock ‘n’ Roll 13. Roxanne 14. 84 Charing Cross Road 15. Au Revoir les Enfants 16. House of Games 17. RoboCop 18. The Bedroom Window 19. Hope and Glory 20. Good Morning, Vietnam
My top 10 1. Robocop 2. Prince Sign O Times 3. Three O'Clock High 4. SpaceBalls 5. The Principal 6. Predator 7. Mannequin 8. Dirty Dancing 9. Death Wish 4. 10. Monster Sqaud
This is one of my favourite film years. You mention many of my favourites. My top 10 are: 10 Death Wish 4: The Crackdown 9 Hellraiser 8 Overboard 7 Robocop 6 Police Academy 4: Citizens On Patrol 5 The Running Man 4 Beverly Hills Cop 2 3 The Living Daylights 2 Lethal Weapon 1 A Nightmare On Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors
Wow! It seems like you and me might have a lot to disagree on when it comes to movies. Mostly police academy 4. Care to enlighten me? Lethal weapon ain’t bad though. Not my fave. What’s your opinion on Space Balls, Princess Bride, Some kind of Wonderful and Monster Squad?
I think Monster Squad and Spaceballs are okay.. Weirdly i last watched Police Academy 4 about a week ago and it took a huge dent in my rankings, prior to that it would have been second. I have loved it since the 90's, infact when i was 14, i watched it almost everyday for a year in 1994.
@@jonbolton3376 okay. Not a big fan of horror myself. Mostly avoid horror movies. Have taken a bit of a liking to them now when I’ve seen so many movies and it’s getting harder to feel affected by them. Otherwise I’m more of a adventure/action with a teaspoon of sci-fi/fantasy in it. I like movies being clever, but not smart. And occasionally I really like a tear-jerker. You watched the same movie daily in 1994… that’s impressive. I watched all the police academy movies 2 years ago and realized that 4 was the only one I hadn’t seen before. Also think it’s the first one with a 4x3 picture instead of the cinema format. First one of them movies that went directly to tv I suppose. Maybe I’d like it more if I saw it when I was younger. The nostalgia seem to help the other later movies like 5, 6 and 7.
The Jetsons Meet the Flintsones Adventures in Babysitting Best Seller La Bamba Three O Clock High Summer School The Brave Little Toaster Benji The Hunted The Stepfather Overboard Throw Momma from the Train
Great list! Lots of films here I really need to see. My number one would be Kiarostami's lovely Where Is The Friend's House. For 1988, I recommend Grave Of The Fireflies, My Neighbor Totoro, Dead Ringers (Cornenberg's best imo), Cinema Paradiso, one of the all-time great comedies with A Fish Called Wanda, the iconic Die Hard, and Mississippi Burning from the always underrated Alan Parker. You can see my recommendations for 1948 in the comments of the previous top 10 video, as there were way too many and I frankly don't have the time to write them all again lmao Cheers, and all the best to ya!
@@tranaproductions well you recommend a lot of 1988 movies and mentioned a list on 1948 movies. So I was wondering if you had a list for 1987. It’s the year of my birth so kinda matters a bit more to me. Also video was about 1987. So is there only one movie from 1987 that you recommend?
@@harrihaffi2713 Ohhh! Well, I still have a lot to catch up on by all means, but I've watched some pretty decent ones. Where Is The Friend's House? is spectacular and delightful, probably my favorite. I also really liked the experimental feature Landscape Suicide a whole lot, even though it is by all means an acquired taste. Full Metal Jacket is excellent (as usual for Kubrick). The Princess Bride, Moonstruck and Broadcast News are all absolute delights. The Last Emperor is flawed but also quite stunning. The Untouchables is a really great campy film from the brilliant Brian De Palma. And even though it's flawed, there's a film from my country (Norway) called Pathfinder that I highly recommend, as it's a really great presentation of the Sami culture we have over here in Norway, while also being a wonderfully made little action flick. Still have a lot of films from this year to see, but I hope that answers your question!
@@tranaproductions That does indeed answer my question. Your from Norway!? Cool! Don’t think I ever seen a Norwegian movie… except dead snow(død snø) I live in Sweden myself, but am originally born in Finland. So needless to say I’ve seen plenty of Scandinavian movies. Mostly Swedish ones, but also some from Finland. I also have a lot of movies from 1987 that I haven’t seen. So many movies and so little time and that’s not even taking into account the accessibility.
I've had the misfortune of seeing a parody poster for RoboCop called ZZ Cop. It kind of ruined the movie for me because every time I look at the cop, I can't help but think the beard is missing.
@@calebrands4912 okay. Had a silly theory about shaving your beard solving the problem, but now it seems like it’s just not that easy… I think I wanna look up that poster now
How could you really forget in 1987 The Untouchables & Fatal Attraction and how come there were no mentioning of 1996 with Forrest Gump or 2001 with great movies such as: Mulholland Drive + Amelie & 2000 with In The Mood For Love?? Thanks for the incredible Margaret in 2011 which i never knew of its existence!
My favourites in no particular order: Street Trash Evil Dead 2 RoboCop Near Dark The Monster Squad Summer School Miami Connection Hellraiser The Hidden Blood Rage Raising Arizona StageFright Lethal Weapon A Nightmare On Elm St. 3 Dream Warriors Bad Taste Ghoulies 2 Surf Nazis Must Die! Spaceballs Overboard Prince of Darkness
Personally, 1987 doesn't seem like a great year for cinema... There are worse years in the 1980s (1989 or 1983), but in general, 1987 seemed pretty weak to me. That doesn't mean it doesn't have movies worth mentioning. Your list is quite complete, although I detect some absence. Maybe it's because you don't like those movies, maybe because you haven't had time to watch them or maybe simply because you don't know them, I'll leave you below as a recommendation the ones I think you should take a look at... "Babette's Feast" (Original Title "Babettes gæstebud") it is a masterpiece of Danish cinema that you should not have missed. If you haven't seen it, run... "Opera" It is one of the most important films of Dario Argento and therefore, one of the most important films of Italian horror (cinema Giallo) "The Dead", last work of the great John Huston and one of the most sensitive films of the year "Blind Chance" (Original title "Przypadek") In your lists you never mention the cinema of Krzysztof Kieslowski. Perhaps it is more inescapable when you get to the 90s and you find yourself with the saga of "three colors" movies. Or maybe even back in 1988 and 1989 you can mention his "Dekalog" series of TV movies. But the Polish stage of the director is essential. "A Chinese Ghost Story" (Original title "Sien lui yau wan"). It is unforgivable that you have not mentioned this wonder of fantastic cinema with a mixture of Kung Fu, comedy and monsters. Surely it is an unknown film in the US circuit, but it is a marvel. Entertaining, original, imaginative and very funny. Anyway, as always good job. Videos very well edited, entertaining and we will continue to pay attention to the next one.
@@trauma50disaster1 It may not be in the North American circuit. But they are still some of the best movies of 1987. Nowadays, due to globalization, I don’t think it’s impossible to find them
Full Metal Jacket is overrated! It's like two different movies. The first half at boot camp is perfection! The second half is pretty meh, at least after the infamous Mi So Hony scene, lol!
1987 wasn't a great year for movies, but how about Angel Heart, The Last Emperor, Babette's Feast, Wall Street - and - God forgive me -- Dirty Dancing? Anyways, I always appreciate your choices! Keep up the good work -- and I toast you with a shot of vodka! Cheers!
This is one of the weakest years ever but here's my 10 for 1987 10. The Emperor's Naked Army Marches On 9. Babette's Feast 8. Planes Trains and Automobiles 7. Full Metal Jacket 6. Withnail and I 5. Broadcast News 4. Evil Dead 2 3. The Last Emperor 2. Where is My Friend's House? NUMBER ONE: MATEWAN
Cool! This is the year of my birth! Remember watching raising Arizona and not getting it at all. Maybe I should rewatch it and see if my sense of humor has matured. Do I have a quiz for 1987? Well of course I do! Favorite movie… Space balls, Some kind of wonderful, princes bride. Do like monster squad too… ua-cam.com/video/GEYS7q8qw9o/v-deo.html
How is this channel not more well known? It reminds me why I love movies in the first place.
My top 10
10. Adventures in Babysitting
9. Overboard
8. Planes, Trains & Automobiles
7. A nightmare on elm street 3: Dream Warriors
6. Robocop
5. Lethal weapon
4. Evil dead 2
3. Full Metal Jacket
2. Predator
1. The Lost Boys
1 - Full Metal Jacket
2 - RoboCop
3 - Innerspace
4 - Angel Heart
5 - Raising Arizona
6 - Evil Dead II
7 - Wall Street
8 - The Princess Bride
9 - No Way Out
10 - Roxanne
Love this review!!!!!
My top 5:
-The untouchables.-Hamburger hill-Death Wish 4: the crack down - Gardens of Stone - The dirty dozens, the deadly mission (Telly Savalas is always a joy to watch). 😉🤞
These videos make my day. Full Metal would have to be my number one. Family Viewing, House of Games, and Five Corners are worth checking out.
House of Games and Five Corners are truly underrated gems, especially Five Corners with a stellar cast.
@@barryandreev8333 just added it to watch list, and low scores be darned, I will still check it out on the recommendation and just look at the cover art, nice.
My Top 15
1. HOLLYWOOD SHUFFLE
2. The PRINCESS BRIDGE
3. RAISING ARIZONA
4. THE HIDDEN
5. LA BAMBA
6. EVIL DEAD II
7. BIG SHOTS
8. NEAR DARK
9. PREADATOR
10. PLANE'S TRAINS AND AUTOMOBILES
11. INNERSPACE
12. BLIND DATE
13. NADINE
14. WALL STREET
15. EDDIE MURPHY RAW
6. Evil
Cool list!
My Favorites (as of now):
10. Gandahar (from the director of Fantastic Planet)
9. Good Morning, Vietnam
8. Empire of the Sun
7. Evil Dead 2
6. Au Revoir Les Enfants
5. Lethal Weapon
4. Planes, Trains & Automobiles
3. The Princess Bride
2. Predator
1. Full Metal Jacket
Gandahar…
Not familiar with Fantastic Planet either.
Care to enlighten me?
TOP 20 MOVIES OF 1987:
1. The Princess Bride
2. Broadcast News
3. Planes Trains & Automobiles
4. Full Metal Jacket
5. Robocop
6. Raising Arizona
7. Good Morning Vietnam
8. Evil Dead II
9. Lethal Weapon
10. Predator
11. Empire Of The Sun
12. The Lost Boys
13. Hamburger Hill
14. Hope & Glory
15. Matewan
16. La Bamba
17. The Untouchables
18. Wall Street
19. Cry Freedom
20. A Nightmare On Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors
My Favorites From 1987 Are:
•Predator
•Robocop
•Near Dark
•The Lost Boys
•Raising Arizona
•Evil Dead 2
•The Running Man
•City on Fire
•The Gate
•Lethal Weapon
•Inner Space
•Princess Bride
my top 10:
1 The Untouchables
2 Fatal Attraction
3 Full Metal Jacket
4 RoboCop
5 Broadcast News
6 Planes, Trains and Automobiles
7 Predator
8 The Witches of Eastwick
9 Lethal Weapon
10 No Way Out
Over The Top was a showcase in arm-wrestling mastery.
Also in 1987 :
- House of Games (David Mamet)
My Top 10
10. Adventures In Babysitting
09. Masters Of The Universe
08. The Princess Bride
07. Lethal Weapon
06. Predator
05. The Running Man
04. Evil Dead 2
03. Full Metal Jacket
02. The Lost Boys
01. Robocop
Bunny (1987) First CGI Animated Movie from Blue Sky Studios and 20th Century Fox
1987 was an incredible year for film! This very nearly required a Top 25 or even 30.
My Top 20:
20. Stakeout
19. The Witches of Eastwick
18. Throw Momma From the Train
17. A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors
16. Harry and the Hendersons
15. Moonstruck
14. Near Dark
13. Predator
12. Raising Arizona
11. The Lost Boys
10. Lethal Weapon
9. Full Metal Jacket
8. Evil Dead 2
7. Planes, Trains & Automobiles
6. The Untouchables
5. Good Morning, Vietnam
4. Hellraiser
3. RoboCop
2. The Princess Bride
1. Spaceballs
“The resistible Matthew Modine.” - hysterical. And perfect
he’s back!! this made my friday
1. Broadcast News
2. Radio Days
3. Empire of the Sun
4. Moonstruck
5. The Princess Bride
6. The Untouchables
7. Raising Arizona
8. Swimming to Cambodia
9. Planes, Trains and Automobiles
10. The Brave Little Toaster
Honourable Mentions (11-20):
11. Tin Men
12. Chuck Berry - Hail! Hail! Rock ‘n’ Roll
13. Roxanne
14. 84 Charing Cross Road
15. Au Revoir les Enfants
16. House of Games
17. RoboCop
18. The Bedroom Window
19. Hope and Glory
20. Good Morning, Vietnam
My Top 5 Are
5 Evil Dead 2 1987
4 City of Fire
3 Dirty Dancing
2 Hellraiser
1 Opera 1987 !
My top 10
1. Robocop
2. Prince Sign O Times
3. Three O'Clock High
4. SpaceBalls
5. The Principal
6. Predator
7. Mannequin
8. Dirty Dancing
9. Death Wish 4.
10. Monster Sqaud
Lost Boys was the first movie I saw in American cinemas.
This is one of my favourite film years. You mention many of my favourites. My top 10 are:
10 Death Wish 4: The Crackdown
9 Hellraiser
8 Overboard
7 Robocop
6 Police Academy 4: Citizens On Patrol
5 The Running Man
4 Beverly Hills Cop 2
3 The Living Daylights
2 Lethal Weapon
1 A Nightmare On Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors
Wow! It seems like you and me might have a lot to disagree on when it comes to movies. Mostly police academy 4. Care to enlighten me?
Lethal weapon ain’t bad though. Not my fave.
What’s your opinion on Space Balls, Princess Bride, Some kind of Wonderful and Monster Squad?
Nice list!
I think Monster Squad and Spaceballs are okay.. Weirdly i last watched Police Academy 4 about a week ago and it took a huge dent in my rankings, prior to that it would have been second. I have loved it since the 90's, infact when i was 14, i watched it almost everyday for a year in 1994.
My favourite films are usually horror (mostly slasher), comedy or action, with the occasional thriller, mystery or sci fi.
@@jonbolton3376 okay. Not a big fan of horror myself. Mostly avoid horror movies. Have taken a bit of a liking to them now when I’ve seen so many movies and it’s getting harder to feel affected by them.
Otherwise I’m more of a adventure/action with a teaspoon of sci-fi/fantasy in it. I like movies being clever, but not smart. And occasionally I really like a tear-jerker.
You watched the same movie daily in 1994… that’s impressive. I watched all the police academy movies 2 years ago and realized that 4 was the only one I hadn’t seen before. Also think it’s the first one with a 4x3 picture instead of the cinema format. First one of them movies that went directly to tv I suppose. Maybe I’d like it more if I saw it when I was younger. The nostalgia seem to help the other later movies like 5, 6 and 7.
Kubrick did not struggle for financing, he had a blank check contract with Warner Bros.
Enjoyed this recap!
Mine are 1.Hellraiser. 2. Predator 3. Evil Dead 2. 4. Full Metal Jacket
Withnail & I is a remarkable film. Real genius. now in my top 10 all time. Incredible @ £1m
The Jetsons Meet the Flintsones
Adventures in Babysitting
Best Seller
La Bamba
Three O Clock High
Summer School
The Brave Little Toaster
Benji The Hunted
The Stepfather
Overboard
Throw Momma from the Train
Good and extensive list, but maybe I might have missed it - what about The Lost Boys or Monster Squad :) ?
Great list! Lots of films here I really need to see. My number one would be Kiarostami's lovely Where Is The Friend's House.
For 1988, I recommend Grave Of The Fireflies, My Neighbor Totoro, Dead Ringers (Cornenberg's best imo), Cinema Paradiso, one of the all-time great comedies with A Fish Called Wanda, the iconic Die Hard, and Mississippi Burning from the always underrated Alan Parker. You can see my recommendations for 1948 in the comments of the previous top 10 video, as there were way too many and I frankly don't have the time to write them all again lmao
Cheers, and all the best to ya!
What about 1987?
@@harrihaffi2713 Can you elaborate on that question? I'm afraid I didn't understand it.
@@tranaproductions well you recommend a lot of 1988 movies and mentioned a list on 1948 movies. So I was wondering if you had a list for 1987.
It’s the year of my birth so kinda matters a bit more to me. Also video was about 1987.
So is there only one movie from 1987 that you recommend?
@@harrihaffi2713 Ohhh! Well, I still have a lot to catch up on by all means, but I've watched some pretty decent ones. Where Is The Friend's House? is spectacular and delightful, probably my favorite. I also really liked the experimental feature Landscape Suicide a whole lot, even though it is by all means an acquired taste. Full Metal Jacket is excellent (as usual for Kubrick). The Princess Bride, Moonstruck and Broadcast News are all absolute delights. The Last Emperor is flawed but also quite stunning. The Untouchables is a really great campy film from the brilliant Brian De Palma. And even though it's flawed, there's a film from my country (Norway) called Pathfinder that I highly recommend, as it's a really great presentation of the Sami culture we have over here in Norway, while also being a wonderfully made little action flick.
Still have a lot of films from this year to see, but I hope that answers your question!
@@tranaproductions That does indeed answer my question.
Your from Norway!? Cool! Don’t think I ever seen a Norwegian movie… except dead snow(død snø)
I live in Sweden myself, but am originally born in Finland. So needless to say I’ve seen plenty of Scandinavian movies. Mostly Swedish ones, but also some from Finland.
I also have a lot of movies from 1987 that I haven’t seen. So many movies and so little time and that’s not even taking into account the accessibility.
I've had the misfortune of seeing a parody poster for RoboCop called ZZ Cop. It kind of ruined the movie for me because every time I look at the cop, I can't help but think the beard is missing.
Fun!
Do you have a beard yourself?
@@harrihaffi2713 Nah. I'm just used to seeing that hilarious ZZ Cop poster.
@@calebrands4912 okay.
Had a silly theory about shaving your beard solving the problem, but now it seems like it’s just not that easy…
I think I wanna look up that poster now
@@harrihaffi2713 And when I say "ruined" I meant it in the same way that Ringo "ruined" Goldfinger.
@@calebrands4912 Ringo?
How could you really forget in 1987 The Untouchables & Fatal Attraction and how come there were no mentioning of 1996 with Forrest Gump or 2001 with great movies such as: Mulholland Drive + Amelie & 2000 with In The Mood For Love?? Thanks for the incredible Margaret in 2011 which i never knew of its existence!
thanks for the mentions, adding to my watch list. Maybe he just hasn't seen them to add them, I think this is a side hobby for him
0:21 Ha Ha very funny
No Wall Street??
Interesting you didn't give a mention to Beverly Hills Cop 2 which came out in 87
Predator just gets better with age. in my top 20 all time.
My favourites in no particular order:
Street Trash
Evil Dead 2
RoboCop
Near Dark
The Monster Squad
Summer School
Miami Connection
Hellraiser
The Hidden
Blood Rage
Raising Arizona
StageFright
Lethal Weapon
A Nightmare On Elm St. 3 Dream Warriors
Bad Taste
Ghoulies 2
Surf Nazis Must Die!
Spaceballs
Overboard
Prince of Darkness
The Hidden R- modern horror sci-fi, Innerspace,
Where’s Baby Boom, my dude?
Personally, 1987 doesn't seem like a great year for cinema... There are worse years in the 1980s (1989 or 1983), but in general, 1987 seemed pretty weak to me.
That doesn't mean it doesn't have movies worth mentioning.
Your list is quite complete, although I detect some absence.
Maybe it's because you don't like those movies, maybe because you haven't had time to watch them or maybe simply because you don't know them, I'll leave you below as a recommendation the ones I think you should take a look at...
"Babette's Feast" (Original Title "Babettes gæstebud") it is a masterpiece of Danish cinema that you should not have missed. If you haven't seen it, run...
"Opera" It is one of the most important films of Dario Argento and therefore, one of the most important films of Italian horror (cinema Giallo)
"The Dead", last work of the great John Huston and one of the most sensitive films of the year
"Blind Chance" (Original title "Przypadek") In your lists you never mention the cinema of Krzysztof Kieslowski. Perhaps it is more inescapable when you get to the 90s and you find yourself with the saga of "three colors" movies. Or maybe even back in 1988 and 1989 you can mention his "Dekalog" series of TV movies. But the Polish stage of the director is essential.
"A Chinese Ghost Story" (Original title "Sien lui yau wan"). It is unforgivable that you have not mentioned this wonder of fantastic cinema with a mixture of Kung Fu, comedy and monsters. Surely it is an unknown film in the US circuit, but it is a marvel. Entertaining, original, imaginative and very funny.
Anyway, as always good job.
Videos very well edited, entertaining and we will continue to pay attention to the next one.
I'd say the US circuit wouldn't have any of this
@@trauma50disaster1
It may not be in the North American circuit. But they are still some of the best movies of 1987. Nowadays, due to globalization, I don’t think it’s impossible to find them
Made In USA
Critical Condition
Creepshow 2
Full Metal Jacket is overrated! It's like two different movies. The first half at boot camp is perfection! The second half is pretty meh, at least after the infamous Mi So Hony scene, lol!
No Untouchables?!
1987 wasn't a great year for movies, but how about Angel Heart, The Last Emperor, Babette's Feast, Wall Street - and - God forgive me -- Dirty Dancing? Anyways, I always appreciate your choices! Keep up the good work -- and I toast you with a shot of vodka! Cheers!
This is one of the weakest years ever but here's my 10 for 1987
10. The Emperor's Naked Army Marches On
9. Babette's Feast
8. Planes Trains and Automobiles
7. Full Metal Jacket
6. Withnail and I
5. Broadcast News
4. Evil Dead 2
3. The Last Emperor
2. Where is My Friend's House?
NUMBER ONE: MATEWAN
Cool! This is the year of my birth!
Remember watching raising Arizona and not getting it at all. Maybe I should rewatch it and see if my sense of humor has matured.
Do I have a quiz for 1987? Well of course I do!
Favorite movie… Space balls, Some kind of wonderful, princes bride.
Do like monster squad too…
ua-cam.com/video/GEYS7q8qw9o/v-deo.html