Josh Brolin explains ‘Byquidation’ for Goonies sequence 40 years later

Josh Brolin weighs whether he believes a Stip Progression is a good idea 40 years after the The original relief of the film.

Brolin, 57, admitted he had some “threat” for a second film when talking to her Entertainment tonight on July 31.

“I hope it does (happen) because the experience is so great,” he told the outlet. “The film is accepted as good, generation after generation. Only everything is good for it. The disturbance I have is that you release something else that corrupts that. I don’t want to paint what my memory of it (is).”

Brolin explained that he wasn’t quite sure which story line that sequence could follow now that the original Stip A cast has all grown up.

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The Goonies may have debuted more than 30 years ago, but his legacy will live in the hearts of viewers forever. The acting-comedy film, directed by Richard Donner, struck theaters in June 1985 and follows the adventures of a group of children from the Goon Docks area of Astoria, Oregon, who call themselves Goonies. (…)

“It’s like, ‘Oh, we came out with another,’ and then the goonies grew up, and then they came out with their walkers and then they fell off a cliff because they couldn’t see very well,” he said. “What are you going to do? I don’t know.”

Brolin starred in 1985’s The goon with Sean astintin. Jeff Cohen. Corey Feldman. Kerri Green. Martha Plimpton. Ke Huy Quan. John Matuszak. Robert David. Joe Pantoliano and Anne Ramsey. Steven Spielberg directed the adventure comedy with the screenshot by Chris Columbuswhich has been called a cult classic.

The actor continued, “Maybe it could be great. If it’s great, you’ll know. If Spielberg applauds it, you know it will be good.”

Spielberg, 78, ultimately is the one with the last word the script of the sequence And take his time, according to Brolin.

“I think there have been five scripts so far through the years and has not yet approved anything,” Brolin explained. “Spielberg is picky, and has reason to be because he has a great taste.”

First reported by Entertainment weekly In February that a Stip Progression was officially in the works at Warner Bros., with Poonciroli Potciroli Writing the screenshot and Columbus, 66, and Spielberg serving as producers.

Previously Spielberg addressed the conversant around the Stip sequence during the appearance of April 2020 on Josh badYouTube channel.

“Every two years, we offer an idea, but then it doesn’t hold water,” the director revealed. “The problem is the bar that picked up all of you on this genre. I don’t think we were very successful to find an idea that is better than The goon We all do in the ’80s. “