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Tiggnutz wrote:Sadley the younger generation might be so used to modern special effects that they cant watch something made before 1990. I'm on a big classic movie kick right now spurred by watching so many older horror movies for the Challenge.

zombie wrote:

Foo wrote:

zombie wrote:try humming the theme? if they still don't know, then maybe it's losing out and being forgotten.

Today's young adults are totally different because they spent most of their formative years only being exposed to select things. They get to pick and choose every hour of entertainment.

I spend the first two hours of my working day listening to the following:
- ear drum busting rap with some dude so auto-tuned it could be anyone
- a conversation about Drake
- A conversation about Kanye
- a conversation about which rapper would win in a fist fight
- a conversation about $200+ sneakers that are $200 for no particular reason
- someone whining about getting bbq pork on either those sneakers or their equally overpriced workout clothes they wear as fashion
- a conversation about "drifting" with their front wheel drive Kias

everyone is exposed to "select things". your employees seem to be exposed to the wrong select things.

zombie wrote:

Tiggnutz wrote:Sadley the younger generation might be so used to modern special effects that they cant watch something made before 1990. I'm on a big classic movie kick right now spurred by watching so many older horror movies for the Challenge.

there are a lot of great classics that even someone like foo won't watch, so there's that.

zombie wrote:

Tiggnutz wrote:Sadley the younger generation might be so used to modern special effects that they cant watch something made before 1990. I'm on a big classic movie kick right now spurred by watching so many older horror movies for the Challenge.

there are a lot of great classics that even someone like foo won't watch, so there's that.

Tiggnutz wrote:

zombie wrote:

Tiggnutz wrote:Sadley the younger generation might be so used to modern special effects that they cant watch something made before 1990. I'm on a big classic movie kick right now spurred by watching so many older horror movies for the Challenge.

there are a lot of great classics that even someone like foo won't watch, so there's that.

Which ones? The Rocky Horror Picture Show?

Foo wrote:

zombie wrote:

Tiggnutz wrote:Sadley the younger generation might be so used to modern special effects that they cant watch something made before 1990. I'm on a big classic movie kick right now spurred by watching so many older horror movies for the Challenge.

there are a lot of great classics that even someone like foo won't watch, so there's that.

Black and White, with Ed Wood being the exception.

Foo wrote:
I grew up with a handful of TV channels and no internet. There were times where you were choosing between The People's Court and Wheel of Fortune or reruns of What's Happenin! It is not like now where you can immerse yourself nonstop in the same things.

zombie wrote:

Tiggnutz wrote:

zombie wrote:

Tiggnutz wrote:Sadley the younger generation might be so used to modern special effects that they cant watch something made before 1990. I'm on a big classic movie kick right now spurred by watching so many older horror movies for the Challenge.

there are a lot of great classics that even someone like foo won't watch, so there's that.

Which ones? The Rocky Horror Picture Show?

that didn't come to mind. i was thinking pre-70s stuff. hitchcock, hepburn (audrey or katharine, take your pick), james dean. etc. and anything foreign too.

Tiggnutz wrote:

zombie wrote:

Tiggnutz wrote:

zombie wrote:

Tiggnutz wrote:Sadley the younger generation might be so used to modern special effects that they cant watch something made before 1990. I'm on a big classic movie kick right now spurred by watching so many older horror movies for the Challenge.

there are a lot of great classics that even someone like foo won't watch, so there's that.

Which ones? The Rocky Horror Picture Show?

that didn't come to mind. i was thinking pre-70s stuff. hitchcock, hepburn (audrey or katharine, take your pick), james dean. etc. and anything foreign too.

You know I dont think I can remember ever watching a James Dean movie.

zombie wrote:

Tiggnutz wrote:

zombie wrote:

Tiggnutz wrote:

zombie wrote:

Tiggnutz wrote:Sadley the younger generation might be so used to modern special effects that they cant watch something made before 1990. I'm on a big classic movie kick right now spurred by watching so many older horror movies for the Challenge.

there are a lot of great classics that even someone like foo won't watch, so there's that.

Which ones? The Rocky Horror Picture Show?

that didn't come to mind. i was thinking pre-70s stuff. hitchcock, hepburn (audrey or katharine, take your pick), james dean. etc. and anything foreign too.

You know I dont think I can remember ever watching a James Dean movie.

well, there are only three or four. i guess that maybe was a bad example.

Tiggnutz wrote:

Foo wrote:

zombie wrote:

Tiggnutz wrote:Sadley the younger generation might be so used to modern special effects that they cant watch something made before 1990. I'm on a big classic movie kick right now spurred by watching so many older horror movies for the Challenge.

there are a lot of great classics that even someone like foo won't watch, so there's that.

Black and White, with Ed Wood being the exception.

Really i never would of guessed that.

zombie wrote:

Tiggnutz wrote:

zombie wrote:

Tiggnutz wrote:Sadley the younger generation might be so used to modern special effects that they cant watch something made before 1990. I'm on a big classic movie kick right now spurred by watching so many older horror movies for the Challenge.

there are a lot of great classics that even someone like foo won't watch, so there's that.

Which ones? The Rocky Horror Picture Show?

that didn't come to mind. i was thinking pre-70s stuff. hitchcock, hepburn (audrey or katharine, take your pick), james dean. etc. and anything foreign too.

Foo wrote:

zombie wrote:

Tiggnutz wrote:

zombie wrote:

Tiggnutz wrote:Sadley the younger generation might be so used to modern special effects that they cant watch something made before 1990. I'm on a big classic movie kick right now spurred by watching so many older horror movies for the Challenge.

there are a lot of great classics that even someone like foo won't watch, so there's that.

Which ones? The Rocky Horror Picture Show?

that didn't come to mind. i was thinking pre-70s stuff. hitchcock, hepburn (audrey or katharine, take your pick), james dean. etc. and anything foreign too.

I list Bay of Blood among my favorites. Not anything foreign, but I would jab a fork in my eye rather than watch something like Amelie.

I also liked the 1960's Batman show and The Munsters.

showa58taro wrote:

Reign in Blood wrote:I just watched it, and I wouldn't wipe my ass with it, let alone re-watch it for generations to come! It was the definition of average, and wayyy too fucking long.

This is insanity, all Disney owned properties get sucked off like no other by the media, and the only female woman property of DC. Coincidence all others by DC get buried? Pfft

It didn’t feel long to me. Strange.

I think DC are struggling for an identity.

Foo wrote:My food truck staff does not even know who Christopher Reeve is.