One of the best of the 80's
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Cocktail. Yeah it was a chick flick but I absolutely love the 80’s cheesiness.
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Streets of Fire- Singer Diane Lane is kidnapped by a greaser gang and Michael Pare has to come home to his hometown to rescue her. It is so ridiculous but I love every minute of it. Willem Dafoe, Rick Moranis, and Bill Paxton all bringing everything they’ve got to this weird 50s/80s hybrid, The Blasters and Jim Steinman giving the music a weird 50s/80s hybrid, comedian and director Robert Townsend is just one of the singers in the vocal group they pick up along they way. So fun.
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Another one-

Flashback with Kiefer Sutherland and Dennis Hopper, FBI agent and old hippy reluctant buddy movie.
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FTFY
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I learned Tango and Cash is shit from the other thread. I enjoy the one liners.
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:-)

“**** you Asshhhoooole”.(Bad British accent)

The song at the end is pure 80s hairband.
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Not a movie, but a TV show:

Z Nation

It’s bad, and I’m talking Syfy channel bad, but I enjoy it.
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Ive always liked Ishtar even though the most hate it. The songs are genius.
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Predator 2
Dante's Peak
The Happening
Surviving The Game
Fear
Congo
The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift
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Great call and I too love the movie. :-)
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I caught The Terror of Tiny Town one buzzed night in the 80's on a program called USA's Night Flight.I'm sure it's because the cast is entirely made of little people(and I was stoned) but I still love it.


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Michael Pare had his 15 minutes in the 80s: Eddie and the Cruisers

And while we're at it: I enjoy Tango and Cash each time it's on.

There, I said it....
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Miami Vice
Joe vs The Volcano
Night at the Roxbury
Super Troopers
Hot Shots


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More nonsense that I watch each time it's on:

Opportunity Knocks (dana carvey)
Brewster's Millions (Richard Pryor)

SOmeone else mentioned: MacGruber (highly underrated! :-) )

Revenge (Kevin Costner....and a smokin' hot Madeline Stowe

Scary Movie 2 (but only for the chris elliot parts)

And nearly any of Steven Seagal's first 4-5 films
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