Post by kingkoopa on Apr 10, 2019 6:38:37 GMT
Ah, 1999 brings a smile to my face. Loving the posts! I was born in 78, so I was tearing around like crazy in 99. Some of my movie memories...
-SR-71's pop punk tune "Right Now" is in every trailer and every movie. Unless it's too edgy. Then it's Sugar Ray.
-Kevin Spacey taught me the awesome feeling of working out while stoned in "American Beauty." Thora Birch had a very...um...influential scene in the same movie. Everyone joked about the plastic bag.
-"Dogma" fuckin' rules, dude ::rips bong::
-Malkovich, Malkovich...
-Walking out of "October Sky," roasting a bone on the way home with friends. "Dude, we could totally do that."
-"The Blair Witch Project" and the first viral marketing campaign of its kind.
-"Cruel Intentions." No further explanation needed.
-Everyone thinks they're an Irish gangster for a bit, screws up the toast everytime, because they saw "Boondock Saints"
-What's the first rule of "Fight Club?"
In all seriousness, "The Matrix" had a ridiculous impact on virtually everything (film and otherwise) when it came out. Not one of my all-time favorite movies (though I think it's very good), but one of my all-time favorite theatrical experiences.
-SR-71's pop punk tune "Right Now" is in every trailer and every movie. Unless it's too edgy. Then it's Sugar Ray.
-Kevin Spacey taught me the awesome feeling of working out while stoned in "American Beauty." Thora Birch had a very...um...influential scene in the same movie. Everyone joked about the plastic bag.
-"Dogma" fuckin' rules, dude ::rips bong::
-Malkovich, Malkovich...
-Walking out of "October Sky," roasting a bone on the way home with friends. "Dude, we could totally do that."
-"The Blair Witch Project" and the first viral marketing campaign of its kind.
-"Cruel Intentions." No further explanation needed.
-Everyone thinks they're an Irish gangster for a bit, screws up the toast everytime, because they saw "Boondock Saints"
-What's the first rule of "Fight Club?"
In all seriousness, "The Matrix" had a ridiculous impact on virtually everything (film and otherwise) when it came out. Not one of my all-time favorite movies (though I think it's very good), but one of my all-time favorite theatrical experiences.