Some movies really do transcend time. I think good family comedies are as hilarious today as they were twenty years ago. In 1989, sister number one and myself went to see Uncle Buck starring John Candy, Jean Louisa Kelly, and the renowned Macaulay Culkin. I was seventeen when it came out and had to be bribed into taking my seven year old sister to see it. But, we both had a blast.
I thought that Jean L. Kelly was tottaly hot and my sister rambled on for weeks about Macaulay Culkin. This evening, I watched it with my nephew. He thought that it was hilarious but a little freaked out by the 80’s hairstyles.
Those were the days, when you could leave your front door unlocked without fear of someone stealing everything you owned. Some people are lucky enough to live in areas, where they can still live in peace. I mean, we might have had to worry about Russia nuking us, but at least we could leave our doors unlocked. 
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I love watching all those old 80′s movies with my boys. We watched Ghost Busters just the other night and laughed like loons! The soundtracks to those old movies are the best, too. Big loves it when I drag out my cheesy St. Elmo’s Fire and Breakfast Club cassettes!
Hi Sugar! How they heck have you been? Ghost Busters was ahead of its time. Anything with John Candy or Bill Murray was a hit in those days. Of course, BIll is still making hit movies.
And, the Breakfast Club was king back in my day. But, I was always partial to Ferris Bueller’s Day Off. 