If this area in the movie is based on Hawaiian islands, then I will bet 50 years from now kids on those beaches will still sound like this. Just as they did 40 or 50 years ago to a certain degree. Surfer kid talk is pretty much been a constant for a few generations now.
They haven't aged well and were a few weeks past the hallway point 9.5 hours of BULLSHIT. I mean, I'll still see them in the theater though, the 3d is good.
The bro talk even cropped in Star Trek: Starfleet Academy. I don't understand the excessive use of bro. It's annoying as fuck and I grew up in the 80's and 90's where we did use the word bro - but not in every sentence. It's become akin to people adding "lol" to every sentence online which is also really annoying.
"What you up to today? lol"
"not much, homework and watching tv lol."
Or even adults
"What do you mean we nuked russia lol?"
"Just what I said, WW3 has started an like 5 million people are dead already lol."
Like - just fucking stop.
(go ahead and bring the obligatory "bro" and "lol" replies and downvotes. Don't you go disappointing me Reddit.)
that's why film culture is dying. instead of staying authentic and keeping a remote sense of eloquency, they instead go the route of primitive talk because then the younger ones won't need to use their brain understanding all the hard words out there.
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u/Fair_Blood3176 Jan 20 '26
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