Amblin Entertainment

If it's the 1980s, and you've got yourself an adventure movie aimed at young people, and it's being produced by Steven Spielberg's production company…you're in pretty decent shape.

Well, that was the case with Goonies. Amblin Entertainment (you can tell it's Spielberg's baby because of that flying bike helmed by a shrouded alien in the logo) produced the film, with Warner Bros. handling distribution.

Interested in Amblin's record with adventure movies? Check out this list that would make any producer drool:

• E.T. The Extra-terrestrial 
• Back to the Future (all three of 'em)
• Jurassic Park (all of 'em)
• Hook
• Twister
• Minority Report
• Men in Black (all of 'em)
• War of the Worlds
• The Legend of Zorro
• Super 8

And that's just a taste. Basically…if Amblin produces your movie, it's going to be entertaining as all get-out, it's going to feature an extraordinary cast of actors, and it's going to rake in a boatload of money—like a bigger boatload than One-Eyed Willy's.