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The Big Chill
The Big Chill
Great movies Millennials probably don’t know about
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Saving Silverman is some of Jack Black’s best work.
A couple of great Hitchcock films that aren't on very often-
The 39 Steps
Shadow of a Doubt
The 39 Steps
Shadow of a Doubt
OMG first post in and you beat me to it. Loved that movie!
As a millennial with a lot of time probably left in social distance, please post all great movies you can think of that may have slipped through the cracks attention-wise over the years.
One that someone recently mentioned to me that they couldn’t believe I’ve never seen is Meatballs. It came out before I was born and I still need to watch it. The reviews look good and it evidently launched Bill Murray’s film career and indirectly later led to Ghost Busters, etc.
Well that’s refreshingly original and witty.
I am a millennial. Born in 1982. I know about the big chill. I was actually Jobeth Williams’ personal driver for a few months. True story.
That was made for millennials?
Better Off Dead
Stand By Me
Red Dawn
Wargames
Diner
Stand By Me
Red Dawn
Wargames
Diner
I am a millennial and I was 19 when it came out. Who do you think it was made for?
Car flicks (F your F&F Franchise)
Bullitt
Vanishing Point
2 Lane Blacktop
Westerns
The Magnificent Seven
Butch Cassidy & The Sundance Kid
Thrillers
Taxi Driver
Dirty Harry
Chinatown
Comedy
Paper Moon
One Flew Over The Cuckoo’s Nest
Some others
All The Presidents Men
Easy Rider
The Odd Couple
Tommy, A Rock Opera
Bullitt
Vanishing Point
2 Lane Blacktop
Westerns
The Magnificent Seven
Butch Cassidy & The Sundance Kid
Thrillers
Taxi Driver
Dirty Harry
Chinatown
Comedy
Paper Moon
One Flew Over The Cuckoo’s Nest
Some others
All The Presidents Men
Easy Rider
The Odd Couple
Tommy, A Rock Opera
Hi, I'm a millennial and what is a taxi?
Most of the millenials on this site are mid to late 30s, but I have the feeling they think millenials are 12.
Anyone have a lead on any good artisan avocado bread?
They really need to watch the classics, like James Cameron’s Titanic.
Yeah, I sorta thought about that. McMurphy did to a lot of funny shit.
I'll think of a replacement.
I googled it and it was a story about a boat that couldn't even boat good. Pass.
Maybe Planes, Trains, and Automobiles came out too recently (1986, I believe), but I read there is going to be a remake so maybe millennials can watch it. Hard to believe though that they can produce anything that will be as good as the original.
Will Smith, Kevin Hart to Star in ‘Planes, Trains & Automobiles’ Remake
https://variety.com/2020/film/news/...-planes-trains-automobiles-remake-1234737312/
As far as comedies go for millenials to watch, I always liked this one:
Will Smith, Kevin Hart to Star in ‘Planes, Trains & Automobiles’ Remake
https://variety.com/2020/film/news/...-planes-trains-automobiles-remake-1234737312/
As far as comedies go for millenials to watch, I always liked this one:
I tend to think of it as a story about an iceberg that iceberged really really well.
I was born in the early 60's, and most of those movies I couldn't get into when they were in the theaters.
The only one I can remember going to see is Tommy. In a theater a block east of East 14th and Grand in DM.
CSB. Shortly after that it shut down and came back as a pron theater. The 1536 C'mon, you old pervs. You remember that place. Fess up.
Swamp Thing
The Warriors
Zapped
Valley Girl
Strange Brew
The Last Starfighter
Buckaroo Banzai
The Warriors
Zapped
Valley Girl
Strange Brew
The Last Starfighter
Buckaroo Banzai
Ooh, ooh, wadda ya do? Ain’t nobody got spiiiiiies, like us! - McCartney
I didn’t put much thought into it, but I just looked it up out of curiosity and there is a wide range for what is considered a millennial, with various definitions including kids born in the late 90s and early 2000s. In rough terms it sounds like millennials are today between 20 to 40 years old. This is what I learned from skimming Wikipedia a minute ago.
So the younger half of the millennial group could have easily missed movies released in 2001 as they would have been infants. But the older half of the age group would have been high school to college age at that time so they probably would be familiar with it.
It's about a string quartet's final song.
A case study asking the question if women will share a door they’re floating on in freezing water.
Spoiler alert: no
David Lynch films:
Erasurehead
Blue Velvet
Wild at Heart
Twin Peaks
Erasurehead
Blue Velvet
Wild at Heart
Twin Peaks
If I’ve seen an older movie, I’m fine watching it again. But watching almost anything 70s and before that I’ve never seen is brutal...even if it’s a good movie.
It’s amazing how much acting as evolved and improved...let alone camera quality, special effects, etc.
But mostly it’s the dialogue. So robotic and “big” like a stage production. People just don’t talk they way.
It’s amazing how much acting as evolved and improved...let alone camera quality, special effects, etc.
But mostly it’s the dialogue. So robotic and “big” like a stage production. People just don’t talk they way.
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