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Saturday, October 11, 2008

Goonies are good enough

Goonies OutsideRemember that movie The Goonies? You know, the one with the kids who get tangled up with bumbling, yet dangerous, criminals who are in search of a pirate's treasure? Filmed in Astoria, Oregon? Has one of The Coreys in it? Don't play coy with me, I know you're flashing back to the scene where the teen girl is playing the skeleton organ, her friend's lives hanging in the balance -- literally.

Well guess what? It's playing on the wall of the old Jower's Shoe Store building in my neighborhood at 7pm tonight, October 11. Jower's is at 8801 N Lombard (in Portland, Oregon of course), which is across the street from Anna Banana's in the business district of St. Johns. Marilyn Jower Korenaga closed Jower's a year or two ago, after than 100 years of selling quality work clothes. (Marilyn is a descendent of Chinese immigrant Wan Jower, who founded the store, and was St. Johns' 2006 Citizen of the Year.)

The seating area for the flick is a vacant lot, a mixture of gravel and bright green grass, so bring a chair. It's a former brownfield, renovated and cleared for public use again recently. So let's use it!

I hope to see you there. And bundle up, please. It's cold at night these days!

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Let's go steady!


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Anonymous said...

You know, I'd love to see Goonies. I'd love to see it on the wall of an old shoe store in St. John's. But, shiiiiiit - it's cold outside. You bad ass hardy folk - enjoy.

Anonymous said...

HEY YOUUUU GUUUYS!!!

Great, now I need to go buy the DVD. This movie was the first movie that made me excited about owning movie posters. I was dedicated to finding the treasure that was the one of four movie posters out of Fruit Loops cereal boxes back in the 80s until I had them all... sheesh. That memory was buried forever until now.

Wonder if those posters are still around...?