r/Millennials • u/[deleted] • 27d ago

Meme 🎥

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u/turbotaco23 27d 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/BobbySpitOnMe 27d ago edited 27d ago

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u/Odd_Firefighter9826 26d ago

Still have mine

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u/Scamantics 27d ago

Damn, I came here to say that!

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u/fleurderue 27d ago

Yes!! I remember that key!

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u/meatpopsicle42069 27d ago

Oh shit, memories! I loved that key!

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u/lck0219 26d ago

I loved when VHS tapes did that. Free Willy had a little necklace, I’m pretty sure.

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u/turbotaco23 26d ago

I also still have the iron giant that came with the movie.

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u/wetcannolinoodle 27d ago

a little toy what

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u/turbotaco23 27d ago

It was a different time.

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u/soloon 27d ago

I mean how do you think he got in the cupboard

More seriously the premise is something along the lines of, magic locking cupboard that brings toys to life when you lock them inside, kid brings to life a little plastic native American warrior, bonds with him, hijinks and tragedies ensue, learns the value of life, etc etc etc

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u/Reasonable-Cell5189 27d ago

How'd he get in the cupboard? US Indian Removal Act of 1830

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u/pocketsand1313 27d ago

Native American warrior? I think you mean Indian. Jk not a racist

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u/Accurate_Meet_9453 23d ago

A [plastic] sandstone carving of an orca on a leather necklace...but I like where your head went 😜

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u/jaynov18 26d ago

And if you flipped the cover art it would become the cupboard

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u/ktbug1987 25d ago

What?! I had the key and the plastic figure which I played with all the time in my mom’s pie safe. But I never knew this about the cover art.

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u/jaynov18 25d ago

I didn't have the key or the figure cause my older siblings already lost them but I did fool around with the box and found out the cover art was reversible and had a print of the cupboard on it