30 Movies You Won't Believe Are Turning 30 This Year

Updated on May 30, 2016 at 6:00 PM

You may not even realize what a huge year 1986 was for movies until you look at this list of some of the biggest hits. Tom Cruise was at the top of his game, starring in two box office winners. Demi Moore was the girl all the boys wanted and the girls wanted to be, and John Hughes released one of his most memorable teen romps: Ferris Bueller's Day Off. Take a look at all the nostalgic films, and check out movies that are turning 20 in 2016 as well!

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30 Movies You Won't Believe Are Turning 30 This Year

Top Gun

Crocodile Dundee

Platoon

Aliens

Ruthless People

Ferris Bueller's Day Off

Down and Out in Beverly Hills

The Color of Money

Stand by Me

An American Tail

Peggy Sue Got Married

Short Circuit

Pretty in Pink

The Fly

Three Amigos

Little Shop of Horrors

About Last Night . . .

Running Scared

The Money Pit

Hannah and Her Sisters

Hoosiers

Space Camp

Wildcats

The Great Mouse Detective

Howard the Duck

One Crazy Summer

Labyrinth

Big Trouble in Little China

She's Gotta Have It

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