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registering an app and the default birthday year is 2000Hard to compete with a guy who's birthday starts with 18 as the first two digits.
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registering an app and the default birthday year is 2000Hard to compete with a guy who's birthday starts with 18 as the first two digits.



I found out last night my 21 year old niece doesn't know who Rambo is.
My friends 24 year old son had never seen Conan the Barbarian.
My niece is a bit of a lost cause when it comes to this stuff, but I sorted my friends son out and made him watch Conan when they were visiting over Christmas.

I found out last night my 21 year old niece doesn't know who Rambo is.
My friends 24 year old son had never seen Conan the Barbarian.
My niece is a bit of a lost cause when it comes to this stuff, but I sorted my friends son out and made him watch Conan when they were visiting over Christmas.
It probably getting a boost from news about the prequel.So weird, the Youtube algorithm has been throwing the 1st Rambo movie at me this week.
..when you realize that if they redid The Wonder Years that it would start in 1993.....
I had never really seen 60's movies when I was young, mostly 70's if any. When I try to watch 60's movies now, the pacing is off.I caught a ton of movies when I was a 90s kid that were from the 60s and 70s because of basic cable combined with nothing else going on. Given all of the available options today I can't see how young people would choose to sit down and watch any particular movie of 20/30/40/whatever years ago unprompted.
When I try to watch 60's movies now, the pacing is off.
2001 is an exception because I read the book first, I read a ton of sci fi when I was young. When 2010 came out in the mid-80's I got it and 2001 on a sick day blockbuster rental because my mom still had to work.Pacing? I've got your pacing right here.
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I was in to sci fi and horror at an irresponsibly early age so I was willing to give a lot of stuff a chance. When I first saw Planet of the Apes it was 25 years old it wasn't even as old then as The Matrix is now. It made a fucking mountain of cash, spawned a bunch of sequels, a cartoon show, a TV series, toys galore and I was still going in pretty fresh. A young person today has an additional 30+ years of motion picture history to sift through plus all the TV. Unless it's something pretty recent I don't think I can expect to have any overlap with anyone under 20. Any question of "have you seen X" is going to be no unless their parents made them watch something.
As much as I love 2001 the pacing is totally fucked, it's cool for someone who likes it but try to get normies to watch it, you won't make it 10 minutes.

