After 40 years of The Goonies and no sequel, fans and the original cast alike aren’t sure whether a reboot would be possible. But that doesn’t mean the stars aren’t hopeful to reprise their popular roles once more.

Josh Brolin is weighing in on whether or not he thinks a Goonies sequel is a good idea 40 years after the film’s original release. Brolin, 57, admitted that he had some “trepidation” about a second movie while speaking with Entertainment Tonight on July 31.

The Goonies star Josh Brolin has admitted he has “trepidation” about the Eighties adventure film’s forthcoming sequel. Brolin, 57, who starred as Brand Walsh in the original movie when he was 16 years old, said he has such fond memories of his experience working on the project that he fears the reboot could taint them.

"The experience was so great," he says of starring in the original 1985 adventure flick, adding that he doesn't want to taint his memory of it with a subpar sequel.

Josh Brolin addresses the chances of The Goonies 2 being made, citing Steven Spielberg as "picky," and explaining his own trepidations for the movie.

Josh Brolin has shared his "trepidation" over 'The Goonies' getting a sequel, saying he doesn't want it to "taint" its legacy.

The Oscar-nominated actor shares new intel on a potential follow-up to the 1985 classic, whose story was conceived by Steven Spielberg.

While promoting Weapons, Josh Brolin revealed his feelings about a possible sequel to 1985's The Goonies, which he starred in alongside Sean Astin, Corey Feldman, Ke Huy Quan, Jeff Cohen, Martha Plimpton,