Biggest surprise for me is seeing Crocodile Dundee topped Aliens in 86.
Also, look how many of the top movies of the decade had George Lucas’ and Steven Spielberg’a fingerprints all over them
ForceRich9524 on
Harrison Ford really doing work. Eddie Murphy too. Honorable mention to Dustin Hoffman.
jaesolo on
Thats a snapshot of my childhood.
elcheapodeluxe on
Top at the box office for 2023 was Barbie by a mile. 🤦♂️
Vergenbuurg on
Congrats to 1988 for having its top 3 be free of sequels.
People complain that modern cinema is too reliant on film franchises and sequels, but for decades it’s been the same old song.
Lokijai on
1987 was a horny year.
Prudent_Block1669 on
I had no idea Fatal Attraction was that big.
IntroductionLow1212 on
85 and 86 was lit
tint_shady on
All bangers
cityofninegates on
Good mix of movies, surprising number of sequels (we complain about that a lot today). So many of these are classics that still stand up today – looks like not a bad decade…
ezhammer on
The 80s threw out some bangers
Kingkongcrapper on
85 was a good year for Sly
teaguechrystie on
Only one I’ve never heard of is Stir Crazy.
Skydogsguitar on
I saw every one of those on release in the theater.
Oh, how times have changed.
paveclaw on
What is even wilder is I went to the theatre and saw every one of these movies except for dirty dancing and top gun. Which I rented on vhs they day they were released on home video
_rockethat_ on
So what you’re saying is that world in the 80s was as stupid as it is now.
glennmelenhorst on
Studios were more prepared to invest in new IP back then.
Pisaunt on
Fatal Attraction beat out Dirty Dancing?!?! 🤮
waisonline99 on
Aliens is the best thing on there.
noonehasthisoneyet on
Last crusade making more than Batman is surprising
Woerterboarding on
1989 was my favorite year in the world. I don’t think there will be a better year.
glory2mankind on
Still Quentin Tarantino insists 80s were one of the worst decades in the movie history.
oldmilt21 on
Fatal Attraction and Rain Man topping the list in back-to-back years. Movies like that wouldn’t even crack the top twenty today.
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Biggest surprise for me is seeing Crocodile Dundee topped Aliens in 86.
Also, look how many of the top movies of the decade had George Lucas’ and Steven Spielberg’a fingerprints all over them
Harrison Ford really doing work. Eddie Murphy too. Honorable mention to Dustin Hoffman.
Thats a snapshot of my childhood.
Top at the box office for 2023 was Barbie by a mile. 🤦♂️
Congrats to 1988 for having its top 3 be free of sequels.
People complain that modern cinema is too reliant on film franchises and sequels, but for decades it’s been the same old song.
1987 was a horny year.
I had no idea Fatal Attraction was that big.
85 and 86 was lit
All bangers
Good mix of movies, surprising number of sequels (we complain about that a lot today). So many of these are classics that still stand up today – looks like not a bad decade…
The 80s threw out some bangers
85 was a good year for Sly
Only one I’ve never heard of is Stir Crazy.
I saw every one of those on release in the theater.
Oh, how times have changed.
What is even wilder is I went to the theatre and saw every one of these movies except for dirty dancing and top gun. Which I rented on vhs they day they were released on home video
So what you’re saying is that world in the 80s was as stupid as it is now.
Studios were more prepared to invest in new IP back then.
Fatal Attraction beat out Dirty Dancing?!?! 🤮
Aliens is the best thing on there.
Last crusade making more than Batman is surprising
1989 was my favorite year in the world. I don’t think there will be a better year.
Still Quentin Tarantino insists 80s were one of the worst decades in the movie history.
Fatal Attraction and Rain Man topping the list in back-to-back years. Movies like that wouldn’t even crack the top twenty today.