isn’t it like extremely 50s, similar to say America Graffiti?
I've seen both of them but that was a very long time ago. It was also in the fat-back tv era when movies were squashed and hacked to pieces to fit the tv and tv ad format. I don't remember them very well. But they certainly are both as American as can be: ultimate Americana. I thought America Graffiti was set in the 1960s.
Can’t they make new stories
Apparently they can't. I'm sort of amazed that movies are now just another serial format. For example - I won't be surprised if the Fast and Furious series continues a couple more decades. Or even well-beyond that. Audiences can't get enough of that high speed dreck. Will there be FAF (or son-of FAF fifty years from now?
This terrible shit is becoming intergenerational. If a couple conceived their child the night they saw FAF 1 - their kid would be twenty years old now.
When there are lnly five people left on Earth living in a cave, it will survive in the form of a long bearded man making vroom vroom noises while wildly gesticulating with his hands in front of the others.
I've seen both of them but that was a very long time ago. It was also in the fat-back tv era when movies were squashed and hacked to pieces to fit the tv and tv ad format. I don't remember them very well. But they certainly are both as American as can be: ultimate Americana. I thought America Graffiti was set in the 1960s.
Apparently they can't. I'm sort of amazed that movies are now just another serial format. For example - I won't be surprised if the Fast and Furious series continues a couple more decades. Or even well-beyond that. Audiences can't get enough of that high speed dreck. Will there be FAF (or son-of FAF fifty years from now?
This terrible shit is becoming intergenerational. If a couple conceived their child the night they saw FAF 1 - their kid would be twenty years old now.
1962, which is pre-Beatles, so culturally still very much in the 1950s. I watched it last weekend actually and it still holds up.
The 50s ended November 22, 1963 for some reason :ghwb:
There won't be Fast and Furious 50 years from now because we're headed towards a giant collapse but it'll probably be the last movie humanity makes
Fast and Furious - Endgame
When there are lnly five people left on Earth living in a cave, it will survive in the form of a long bearded man making vroom vroom noises while wildly gesticulating with his hands in front of the others.