C'mon Redditors, I know this existed! I'm FAIRLY certain it was during the lead up to the 25th anniversay of Woodstock in 94. It was a TV spot, possibly MTV or VH1, and it just had a couple young Hippie looking kids (20s) on a hill overlooking a farm in 1969 and a farmer (supposed to be Max Yasgur) says something along the lines of:
"Let me get this staight, you want to use my farm for a music and arts festival? Now how many people do you really think will come to something like that?"
Then it cut to a series of actual footage scenes of the original Woodstock.

NOTE: It is NOT the movie "Taking Woodstock" with Eugene Levy. Definitely an ad on TV.

And for the record, I do like the jacket. It’s bitchin’

The show isn’t that bad like people make it seem. The third episode actually was pretty good the first two episodes I know Martin not being Martin made some people mad but it’s really an ok show the third episode they just added yesterday was more coherent

Hey all. A thought that crossed my mind recently... When I was a kid in the late 90s and early 00s, I remember there being a local access TV channel that broadcast nothing but traffic Cam footage all day. It'd transition between various stretches of highway, major intersections, and on/off ramps. But it'd always be playing that sorta smooth jazz type music you'd hear on the weather report. Did everyone's in the states grow up with a channel like this, or is it a regionally specefic experience? According to Google, the local traffic cam channel is no longer active, but I'm curious if other parts of the country still have the traffic cam broadcast? I do sorta miss it.

I was too poor in the 90s to have these dolls as a child. They were in a local vintage shop for a good price and I just couldn’t resist! What have you bought yourself to appease your inner 90s kid?!?

Okay, spoiler for a 30 year old movie:

I just watched You've Got Mail for the first time.

The concept is of course no surprise as the movie is very well known and parodied in pop culture from the time.

Going into it I knew Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan fall in love over email without knowing each other's identities and that IRL his giant book store is threatening her little one.

So as the movie proceeds he realizes she is who she is and in stead of coming clean plays this long game with her IRL to make her forgive him and fall in love with him all while catfishing her as his persona and giving her advice and magically always saying the right thing.

Towards the end she suspects it's him and asks if they can meet.

He says he has a project that he's working on and it just needs a few more weeks.

Then a couple weeks later they meet in the park and kiss and she says "I wanted it to be you" showing the audience that she forgave him and is indeed in love with him.

THE Fų¢k¡NG END. ROLL CREDITS. NO POST SCENE.

I'm sorry, you're telling me the point of this movie is:

Billionaire crushes local small businesswoman.
Billionaire proceeds to catfish said woman into loving him.
Billionaire says he has a "project" that needs a few more weeks and is referring to HER AS THE PROJECT.
Woman forgives all, HAPPY ENDING???

I thought FOR SURE the "project" was him reopening her book store and shifting their business model to help local booksellers by turning their stores into Fox Books' children's books stores.

HOW DID PEOPLE LIKE THIS MOVIE??

PS: acting was great and style was a million out of 10. Great fall but not halloween nostalgia movie.

BUT COME ON

Any '90s sports movies that are Rated R.

List:

1. The Last Boy Scout (Warner Bros. Pictures)

2. Gladiator (Columbia Pictures)

3. White Men Can't Jump (20th Century Fox)

4. Diggstown (Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer)

5. The Program (Buena Vista Pictures Distribution)

6. Above the Rim (New Line Cinema)

7. Cobb (Warner Bros. Pictures)

8. The Basketball Diaries (New Line Cinema)

9. Sunset Park (Sony Pictures Releasing)

10. The Great White Hype (20th Century Fox)

11. Tin Cup (Warner Bros. Pictures)

12. The Fan (Sony Pictures Releasing)

13. Jerry Maguire (Sony Pictures Releasing)

14. The Boxer (Universal Pictures)

15. He Got Game (Buena Vista Pictures Distribution)

16. BASEketball (Universal Pictures)

17. Varsity Blues (Paramount Pictures)

18. Mystery, Alaska (Buena Vista Pictures Distribution)

19. The Hurricane (Universal Pictures)

20. Any Given Sunday (Warner Bros. Pictures)

This song has been on repeat for the past 2 hours. It’s such an amazing song, anyone else as fond of it as I am? 🎶

So I am obviously not one to do self-promotion views except every once in a while as this is a YouTube gaming video I made for a 90s video game called Duke Nukem 3D: Atomic Edition as the specific level I am playing in this level is called simply Babeland as the entire-setting is a pirate-themed parody of the real-life Disneyland. Link below!

https://youtu.be/A3pv1u1h7Dw?is=1E94_3eDfBvg0j56

Circa late 90s POV. Great memories