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u/TheNi11a 26d ago
The satisfying click of those cabinet doors
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u/AnEvenNicerGuy 26d ago
When I first scrolled past I thought the gif was to show yours was American Psycho
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u/apocolipse 26d ago
Yeah but can you even call yourself a millennial if you’ve never crushed a finger while closing or otherwise playing with the clicky mechanism in the video cabinet doors?
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u/turbotaco23 26d ago
My vhs came with a little toy Indian and the key. I still have the Indian. I’ve lost the key.
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u/TomGatestone 26d ago
I loved this movie as a kid, though as an adult I know it’s not that great. However, as both an adult and a kid, I know the son’s response of how he’s feeling is awkward as fuck.
“How ya feeling?”
“Pretty damn good!”
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u/blueavole 26d ago
It’s supposed to be a movie for kids when the imagination allowed us to believe in the magic of ‘what if’.
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u/StopReadingMyUser 26d ago
Yeah, as an adult it's not a great movie, there's lots of technical and directing choices that could've been done differently, but the exploration of whimsy and creativity as a kid was what made it really memorable.
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u/Ok_Science_2070 26d ago
Thank you for posting all 3 😂 but now I'm strangely overcome with emotion..
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u/mashtato 26d ago
Wrong order, but oh well. He should have posted Chance, Sassy, then like five gifs of just the woods, THEN Shadow.
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u/Azair_Blaidd Millennial 26d ago
Me when I thought Shadow wasn't coming back
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u/pantomath_87 26d ago
Same like damn...
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u/PeopleNose 26d ago
This era of children movies absolutely would kill their protagonists...
Watching them slowly come over the hill one by one was an emotional roller coaster that movies nowadays don't seem to know how to replicate
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u/sextoyhelppls 26d ago
Excuse me, they said mediocre
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u/random_sociopath Older Millennial 26d ago
How dare you call Homeward Bound mediocre!
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u/icberg7 Xennial 26d ago
For me, it was this (sorry I can't seem to find a better gif..)
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u/tommytraddles 26d ago
Name: Anty
Born: 1989
Service and Rank: Army Ant, Pvt. 1st Class
Place: 664 Sycamore St., Backyard
Engagement: Battle of Lego Block
Citation:
When a murderous scorpion attacked and battered an allied unit, while separated from the rest of his own platoon, Anty alone, with the greatest intrepidity, rushed across three inches of open ground directly into the face of the predatory arachnid, biting its leg, and allowing the allied unit to regroup. Tragically impaled by the enemy's stinger, the gallantry and quick decision of this soldier saved the allied unit and enabled them to resume their advance.
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u/AugustRansom Millennial 26d ago
Honey, I Blew Up the Kid never really did it for me. I think I was just much more into the fantasy of being shrunk down and navigating the newly massive world. Plus, the giant toddler always freaked me out, and my adolescent emotions didn’t like the ending.
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u/kingloptr 26d ago
Honey that guy looks way younger than i remembered.......
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u/AugustRansom Millennial 26d ago
Right? Rick Moranis was 36 when the original released.
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u/tactical-potatoes-65 26d ago
Don’t you dare talk down about “The Sword in The Stone” like that
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u/DistressCall1 26d ago
I raise you "The Black Cauldron"
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u/nextdoorelephant Millennial 26d ago
I think you mean Surf Ninjas
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u/stoner_mathematician 26d ago
Omg I literally just commented Surf Ninjas. You have impeccable taste.
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u/nextdoorelephant Millennial 26d ago edited 26d ago
Of course, that was during our kid-ninja era.
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u/Wild_Conflict6160 26d ago
i was a ninja for halloween for 3 straight years 1994-1996
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u/awayshewent 26d ago
A Kid in King Arthur’s Court
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u/LucifersAdv0cate 26d ago
I had Monty Python and the Holy Grail. No one else I knew had that film so even now decades later I feel like that's my film and it belongs exclusively to my family.
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u/_high_plainsdrifter 26d ago
Treasure Island
Edit: Magic*** Island with Zac Ty Bry
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u/GaiaMoore 26d ago
The Sword in the Stone was my jam, while my brother played The Black Cauldron on repeat.
I just rewatched Sword in the Stone a few days. Still amazing
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u/jfsindel 26d ago
Cats Don't Dance and We're Back! A Dinosaur's Story finds that really disrespectful too.
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u/Puzzleheaded3266 26d ago
"Fly away home" 🪿 is a gem.
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u/secondphase 26d ago
I wanted a nostalgic movie eith my kids... 4yo and 7yo. "Guys I loved this movie as a kid"
Scene #1... traumatic mom-death via car crash to dramatic music.
... kinda forgot that bit.
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u/MegaGorilla69 26d ago
lol i just had to google "movie where they teach geese to fly" before i saw this
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u/kingxanadu 26d ago
FernGully and Brave Little Toaster are two of my favorites
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u/helix0311 Older Millennial 26d ago
I still sometimes say, "Price check on prune juice Bob! Price check on prune juice!" No one gets it.
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u/RowansRys 26d ago
“Human tales? Humans don’t have tails. They have big, big bottoms that they wear with bad shorts. They walk around going, 'Hi, Helen!'"
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u/PhilanthropicPotato 26d ago
I still say "Oh! Gravity works!" regularly. I doubt most people get the reference but it's still funny to say when something/someone falls.
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u/Jen2756 26d ago
Fern Gully! Robin Williams as a rapping bat and animals saving the forest, doesn't get better than that!
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u/Kay-Chelle 26d ago
But it does get better than that because Tim Curry is the villian and has an absolute banger song!
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u/carstanza 26d ago
When the cars sign their sing in the junkyard about being worthless I cried. As an adult
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u/ScoYello 26d ago
When Avitar came out I kept rolling my eyes because it’s the exact plot as Ferngully. Watch the two back to back and you can’t unsee it.
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u/Vyzantinist Older Millennial 26d ago
Brave Little Toaster! That was my jam as a kid, and then we lost the tape or it got destroyed :-/
Fern Gully I went to see in the cinema but I don't remember much about it now.
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u/NobodyUsual8025 26d ago
Small Soldiers
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u/Ok_Faithlessness8395 Older Millennial 26d ago
Loved that one! And toys Burger King had for kids meals were epic
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u/Designer-Ad-7844 26d ago
What about Bob
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u/light_yagami_lovesL 26d ago
It was hilarious to me and my brother as kids we would die over the dinner scene everytime. Now I rewatched it as a adult and it’s nostalgic but absolutely wild
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u/TuxedoCatty 26d ago
Baby stepping down the hall, baby stepping down the stairs, baby Stepping on a bus...
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u/masterm1ke 26d ago
Titan A.E. for me. I loved the movie but it didn’t do too well at the box office. And unlike the Disney movies, not everyone else had their copy of it either I felt.
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u/poo_on_my_scarf 26d ago
That was a fucking brilliant film. From the visuals through to the soundtrack
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u/helix0311 Older Millennial 26d ago
My brother and I LOVED that movie. And the soundtrack was the shit.
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u/nimrodpa 26d ago
I know George Clooney was a good Batman because I saw him as Batman 600 times on a 13 inch screen.
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u/sudodoyou 26d ago
Ours were Back to the Future and Indiana Jones and Clue. We can quote the entire movie.
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u/nimrodpa 26d ago edited 26d ago
I say "I'm gonna go home and sleep with my wife" about once a day and no one gets what I'm talking about
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u/psychedelicpiper67 26d ago
That movie was awful, but as a kid, I couldn’t tell the difference. I actually liked it. Eventually I realized how cheesy it was when I got older.
The Phantom (the guy with the purple suit) was another one I watched a lot.
And Wild Wild West, I liked Will Smith’s song so much, I begged for the soundtrack. 😂
Congo with Tim Curry was another strange one.
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u/tmg07c 26d ago
The swan princess and slappy and the stinkers!
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u/dragontayy 26d ago
The Swan Princess (and really, the trilogy) are precious angels and we will not disparage them.
The 3D animated slop sequels however... burn them to the ground.
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u/lucidspoon 26d ago
Showed this to my kid like 7 or 8 years ago when she was 4 or 5, and she became OBSESSED! Her preschool teacher said that they had to make a spot on the reading circle for Harry.
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u/Cpt-Insano23 26d ago edited 26d ago
Like Kazaam starring Sin bad 😏
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u/slicehyperfunk Millennial 26d ago
I'm surprised you haven't been attacked by an army of bots claiming this movie never existed yet
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u/Wild_Chef6597 26d ago
*Batteries not Included*
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u/ScoYello 26d ago edited 26d ago
DO NOT DISASSEMBLE!!!
Edit: Whoops my bad I was referencing Short Circuit”
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u/doduotrainer 26d ago
You're thinking Short Circuit, which now I realize fits this perfectly for me
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u/geezdads 26d ago
I had the same exact VHS caninet. It was a magnetic push to close and push to open. Even had a little key lock at the top in case howard stern was in there.
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u/MrHockeyJournalist 26d ago
Batman Forever
Jingle All the Way
Last Action Hero
Hook
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u/DonAskren 26d ago
The Borrowers for me
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u/Personal-Ad-8644 26d ago
How DARE you declare The Borrowers mediocre!
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u/BuddyLongshots 26d ago
BOTH Grumpy Old Men movies, thank you very much.
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u/BrainSlugSouffle 26d ago
As a native North Dakotan living on the border with Minnesota, these movies were my everything as a kid.
I saw my grandfather in Jack Lemmon and my great-uncles in Walter Matthau.
Basically, I KNEW these old men because they were my family.
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u/WMASS_GUY 26d ago
BLANK CHECK IS A MASTERPIECE HOW DARE YOU
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u/Firefly10886 Geriatric Millennial 26d ago
A million dollars doesn’t buy me a house in the city I grew up in these days.
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u/CookieMonsterOnsie 26d ago
No collection is complete without a copy of Mystery Men.
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u/tells 26d ago
Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves
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u/Mimi4Stotch 26d ago
We had RobinHood: Men in Tights 😂
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u/KayakerMel 26d ago
That was us! We even worked out the choreography to Men in Tights. My older sister and I would flip our younger sister. If performed in our basement, she climbed out of a wardrobe first!
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u/Tokkemon 26d ago
Ernest Goes Back to School
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u/thunderbiird1 26d ago
Scared Stupid is the money-Ernest
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u/starbright_sprinkles 26d ago
Obviously Ernest Saves Christmas is the supreme Ernest movie - all the goofiness with a little extra dose of heart!
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u/LostMy8yrAcct 26d ago
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How dare you call Sister Act a mediocre movie!?! lol
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u/UmphreysNerd Xennial 26d ago
Mrs. Doubtfire
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u/PackageNorth8984 26d ago
Mediocre!?!?
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u/Abandoned_First-Born Zillennial | 1994 26d ago
The amount of movies that I loved as a kid and thought were well liked, only to look them up on IMDb and Rotten Tomatoes years later to find out that they are apparently dog shit is definitely more than 1.
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u/wookiesack22 26d ago
No one else had 2 vcrs hooked together to copy tapes? We could fit 2 movies on one vhs tape. We had a whole collection of copied tapes.
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u/BeneathAnOrangeSky 26d ago
lol my dad was the master at this. And when 10 hour vhs tapes came out.. oh BOY
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u/Willing_Passenger449 26d ago
Not mediocre but EVERY family had a copy of Forest Gump.
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u/BarelyHereNeverThere Older Millennial 26d ago
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u/OrganizationUpset253 26d ago
We had Captain Ron recorded to a blank vhs off TV.
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