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September 13, 1985 is the day in Like You Like It when our characters escape the confines of the school hall for the fun of the Arden Mall. They must have been feeling the "Gotta Get Out" zeitgeist of 1985 - so many movies told stories of great adventures, of getting lost in a new world and various kinds of escapes. What are your favorite "Gotta Get Out" movies?
In a pre-cell phone world with busted payphones, Griffin Dunne needs to make a call. Catherine O'Hara is there to "help" in Martin Scorsese's comedy.
When it comes to air-dryers, this movie is iconic, with Dana Carvey's Opportunity Knocks as a close second.
Witness is a movie starring Patti LuPone. It also has a subplot about Harrison Ford as her brother living in an Amish community.
After seeing this movie starring Albert Brooks and Julie Hagerty, you will never use the words "nest" and "egg" in the same sentence.
A movie that dares to ask the question "Who invented liquid soap and why?" John Cusack and Daphne Zuniga encounter a pre-Bull Durham Tim Robbins as Gary Cooper, "but not the one who's dead."
There are so many scenes to choose from, we figured the trailer was a good overview. If you have favroties that are left out, leave them in the comments below.
Which is more terrifying? One of the many Friday the 13th sequels in the 80s or this scene from Return to Oz? #Wheelers
With the pairing of SNL alums Chevy Chase and Dan Aykroyd and an appearance by one half of the most famous traveling duo, Spies Like Us is a comic gem.
This movie featured Geraldine Page, whom F. Murray Abraham dubbed the greatest actress in the English language when he presented her Oscar®.
With Taylor Rathus, Patrick Shelton, Aaron Riesebeck, Cj Pawlikowski, Emily Rogers, Chandler Reeves, Sam Heldt and Elisabeth Ness LIKE YOU LIKE IT Because It's Totally Shakespeare's 450th Birthday April 23, 2014 - 54 Below • Music by Dan Acquisto, Lyrics by Sammy Buck