"Hook. I know it’s not real. But it feels so real."
2
"Goonies!" "I just watched it in my 40s, and still got chills at the end when the ship appears!"
3
"Nightmare Before Christmas. My 4yo kid loves it, so I’ve watched it a lot during the last few months and I enjoy it every time."
4
"Beetlejuice. The Tim Burton aesthetic before it was overdone. The practical effects. The world-building. Michael ##king Keaton stealing the movie even though he was only on screen for 17.5 minutes. The dark humor. I watched it so much that, to this day, I can still recite the movie line for line. I shared it with my kids and they love it, too. (though, not as much as me)"
5
"Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. The 1990 film."
6
"Emperor’s New Groove."
7
"Home Alone." "Agree on Home Alone, however, have to say Home Alone 2: Lost In New York. John Williams’ music warms my heart every holiday season."
8
"The Princess Bride." "The Dread Pirate Roberts had advice about masks that’s relevant today: It’s just that masks are terribly comfortable — I think everyone will be wearing them in the future."
9
"Never Ending Story"
10
"Shrek is love, Shrek is life."
11
"The Labyrinth. Good puppet work never gets outdated. Bad CGI ages like milk but a movie shot with good practical effects never gets old."
12
"Gremlins"
13
"National Treasure. I don’t know what it is, but there’s something about that decidedly mediocre film that just gets me excited every time I watch it."
14
"Who Framed Roger Rabbit. Even as an adult, I’m unwilling to accept the cartoon characters aren’t actually real."