Goonies 2 (2027) brings audiences back to the thrill and chaos of childhood adventure, capturing the original film’s spirit while expanding its world for a new generation. Decades have passed since the first group of Goonies followed One-Eyed Willy’s trail, but the legacy of that wild treasure hunt has never truly faded in Astoria. As the town faces a fresh wave of redevelopment that threatens to erase its history, the children of the original Goonies stumble upon a mystery that suggests the pirate’s story isn’t quite finished.

The sequel begins with Mikey’s son, Theo, discovering an old chest hidden in the attic, filled with relics his father never had the courage to revisit. Among them is a newly uncovered fragment of a map—one that hints at a second treasure created by One-Eyed Willy himself. Though reluctant at first, Theo eventually shares the discovery with his friends, an eclectic group who bicker constantly but share an unbreakable loyalty. Their curiosity sparks faster than their common sense, leading them down the same reckless path their parents once traveled.

As they set out, they must navigate modern challenges the first Goonies never faced, including advanced security systems, restricted coastal zones, and wider natural dangers caused by shifting tides. Yet the heart of the adventure remains unchanged: secret passages beneath Astoria, riddles carved into forgotten stones, and traps that test both courage and teamwork. Throughout the journey, the kids uncover hints that their parents’ original adventure barely scratched the surface of the pirate’s elaborate schemes.

The stakes rise when a group of treasure hunters led by a cunning historian named Cardiff enters the race, determined to seize Willy’s lost fortune for profit. Cardiff’s crew seems always one step ahead, pushing the young Goonies to rely on their wits rather than brute force. As the rivalry deepens, the children begin to understand how heavy the responsibility of discovery can be, especially when the treasure could reshape the fate of their threatened hometown.

In the darkest stretches of underground caverns, Theo grapples with his father’s legacy and the fear of repeating his missteps. But the bond among the new Goonies strengthens as they learn to trust one another’s strengths—from decoding ancient symbols to executing daring escapes through collapsing tunnels. Their growing unity echoes the magic of the original group, linking past and present in heartfelt ways.

The final act brings both teams to a hidden coastal chamber where One-Eyed Willy’s final test awaits. Through a mix of bravery and compassion, the young Goonies outsmart Cardiff and uncover not merely gold, but a message meant to protect Astoria itself. The film ends with the town saved once more, reminding audiences that adventure lives on as long as there are kids willing to chase the impossible.