I am been watching old universal studios monsters

[ghostrek]

ok interesting films to bead youngs will never know classic cinema.   they seem not  watch  media from past decades .

Edited Thursday at 01:36 AM by ghostrek

[[classic swim]]

[André Toulon]

My kids do...they have been exposed to everything i watched to further their media intake to more than PlayStation and memes. I think most Gen X/Millennials see it as their duty to show kids things that weren't formulated with prompts and editing software.  Blew my son's mind showing him the 80s GI Joe movie.....ALL OF THIS IS DRAWN.

Idk what's wrong with your ki....Oh, thats right....

So what are you basing this assertion on, exactly🤔

[Doom Metal Alchemist]

I am become death, destroyer of worlds.

[mthor]

5 hours ago, Doom Metal Alchemist said:

I am become death, destroyer of words.

FTFY

[mthor]

14 hours ago, André Toulon said:

My kids do...they have been exposed to everything i watched to further their media intake to more than PlayStation and memes. I think most Gen X/Millennials see it as their duty to show kids things that weren't formulated with prompts and editing software.  Blew my son's mind showing him the 80s GI Joe movie.....ALL OF THIS IS DRAWN.

Idk what's wrong with your ki....Oh, thats right....

So what are you basing this assertion on, exactly🤔

I remember when I made my girls watch the original Planet of the Apes (it was running on AMC when the first reboot came out). They were so blown away by the end that they made a bunch of their friends watch it, too.

[-Kudasai-]

29 minutes ago, mthor said:

I remember when I made my girls watch the original Planet of the Apes (it was running on AMC when the first reboot came out). They were so blown away by the end that they made a bunch of their friends watch it, too.

I'm surprised that you didn't make them watch The Giant Gila Monster unriffed.

[mthor]

31 minutes ago, -Kudasai- said:

I'm surprised that you didn't make them watch The Giant Gila Monster unriffed.

I thought about it, but I was afraid they'd call CPS.

[André Toulon]

On 1/28/2026 at 7:34 PM, ghostrek said:

ok interesting films to bead youngs will never know classic cinema.   they seem not  watch  media from past decades .

@tsar4

Do you accept the challenge?

[tsar4]

4 hours ago, André Toulon said:

@tsar4

Do you accept the challenge?

Nah, I was never big on cinema.  Besides, how "classic" are we talking?  "Citizen Kane" or "A Trip to the Moon"?

[discolé monade]

 oh look

a twofer

if i had already W&B i'd come at you like a spider monkey hopped up on mountain dew. 

[discolé monade]

Classic movies generally refer to films produced during the "Golden Age of Hollywood," roughly spanning from the late 1920s to the mid-1960s (approx. 1927–1967). This era is defined by the studio system, the rise of sound, and specific, iconic stylistic conventions. Some broader definitions extend this period to include films up to 1970–1975, or define a classic as any highly influential film that is at least 20–30 years old.

[naraku360]

Which classic monsters?

Alfred Hitchcock? Stanley Kubrick? Ron Jeremy?

[ghostrek]

?

7 minutes ago, naraku360 said:

Which classic monsters?

Alfred Hitchcock? Stanley Kubrick? Ron Jeremy?

Alfred Hitchcock? Stanley Kubrick? both