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America’s favorite beagle hits the road with his pal Woodstock in Snoopy, Come Home, while Benji comes home to stay. Wilbur finds salvation in Charlotte’s Web, Charlie finds a golden ticket in Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory, and Jim Henson brings Kermit and company to the big screen in The Muppet Movie. Jaws swims, Superman flies, and Grease dances all the way to the box-office. Disney teams Don Knotts and Tim Conway in The Apple Dumpling Gang, Jodie Foster deals with the adult world in Freaky Friday, Prudence finds out she’s not of this earth in Escape to Witch Mountain, and long ago, in a galaxy far, far away, Star Wars arrives to usher in the era of the blockbuster.
Thank you for http://www.skooldays.com; 80s movies needs “Grease 2” (1982) with references to
Kennedian 1960s (it starts in fall 1961 school year…..), “The Karate Kid Part II” needs to say “Forward six months” as to when newly graduated Daniel goes to Okinawa with Miyagi.
As for 70s movies, why “Over The Edge” ? It’s rated “R” for violence, drugs and profanity and why were the more tense and violent “Jaws” flicks included under both 70s Movies (first film was 1975, second film in 1978) and 80s Movies (third film was 1983, fourth film from 1987) ? Just because films are rated PG doesn’t mean they’re all wholesome.