Discussion: Why do older people from the 70's/80's hate movies now? - Page 2

PoisonPill

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Originally posted by bleuwaffle

Not all music from the 2000s is bad though, you just gotta dig beyond Top 40 to get to the good stuff.

Of course - totally agree. I'm just discussing predominant mainstream pop music.

I mean, just reading the biggest acts of the early/mid 2000s could drive someone to suicide:
Nickelback
Creed
50 Cent
Nelly
Usher
Black Eyed Peas
Linkin Park
Ludacris

konaa

Quote:

Originally posted by PoisonPill

Of course - totally agree. I'm just discussing predominant mainstream pop music.

I mean, just reading the biggest acts of the early/mid 2000s could drive someone to suicide:
Nickelback
Creed
50 Cent
Nelly
Usher
Black Eyed Peas
Linkin Park
Ludacris

Not when Burn exists, you won't.

rbautz

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Originally posted by Meowster

The 60s and 70s were the most audacious and provocative eras of film (excluding precode).

I mean Midnight Cowboy won Best Picture.

That was before 1934

Caesar

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Originally posted by CoolestPerson12

Well some movies from today are crap because many consists of remakes and rehashes.

But most of it is also nostalgia. It's like people from the 90s who say the 90s were the best.

But it was

Skywalker

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Originally posted by rbautz

That was before 1934

Girl there was some raunchy stuff pre code.

Scene.

Nostalgia. It's the same thing with 20 somethings who always talk about how the new slate of shows on Disney Channel (post Hannah Montana) are all terrible, and yet kids today love them.