Pull your skinny tie and hot-pink blazer out of the attic (or Ragstock) and head to the movies this weekend, when it will be as '80s as a Cabbage Patch Kid solving a Rubik's Cube while grooving to Kool and the Gang.

Four wide-release films are opening for Valentine's Day moviegoing, and all of them are based on 1980s favorites: "Endless Love," "About Last Night" and "RoboCop" are remakes of movies from 1981, 1986 and 1987, respectively. The fourth, "Winter's Tale," is based on the 1983 Mark Helprin novel that has long been thought unfilmable.

What's with the collective flashback to three decades ago? Mostly, it's just a coincidence that all these titles have landed on the same opening date. Moviegoers will have to wait until they've seen the titles to decide whether this trip back to the future is a bummer or reason to, as Kool and the Gang said, celebrate.