The '80s Sci-Fi Space Adventure - Spacecamp - That Inspired A Generation Is Completely Forgotten

FfaerieOxide, 2 months ago

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Is that so?

aeronmelon, 2 months ago

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Yo ho, yo ho, an astronaut’s life for me.

FenrirIII, 2 months ago

Solar sailing the space waves!

lostinasea, 2 months ago

I’m going to date myself here I think about this movie from time to time. As a kid I really wanted to go to space and this movie showed me it was “possible” and kept me dreaming. The only shame is that it was completely overshadowed by the space shuttle Challenger disaster that occurred around it’s release.

littlebluespark, 2 months ago

Same. 😶

nxdefiant, 2 months ago

I actually found this over the lockdowns because I did remember it and wanted my kids to see it. What I had forgotten about was the terrible robot mascot thing that they crammed into the beginning and tried to make a part of the movie for no reason.

FenrirIII, 2 months ago

Because R2-D2 was huge and everyone wanted a robot. Even Rocky got a robot

nxdefiant, 2 months ago

I can’t argue with that logic.

originalucifer, 2 months ago

i remember this movie. i saw it in the theater. it was terrible unless you were 8-10 years old.

a tour robot befriends a kid and sends him and his classmates to space in what was supposed to be a mock take off. such a terrible, non-plausible script

littlebluespark, 2 months ago

Go back to your creaky lounger, boomer.

originalucifer, 2 months ago

ha, im no boomer. but please stay off the lawn

BradleyUffner, 2 months ago

Tell us how inaccurate Scooby Doo is next!

originalucifer, 2 months ago

on the contrary, scooby was quite accurate. it was never a g-g-g-g-ghost

nxdefiant, 2 months ago

The 80’s I remember definitely kept fueled and primed rockets where children could board them with no one realizing what was going on.