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Which means there's another entire generation of people who might not yet have enjoyed a sci-fi classic. Not long ago, I witnessed someone totally spoil the bi
by Silhouette 7y ago
Which means there's another entire generation of people who might not yet have enjoyed a sci-fi classic.
Not long ago, I witnessed someone totally spoil the big reveal in The Empire Strikes Back right next to a family whose kids, at it turned out moments later, were obviously watching the movies for the first time and didn't know. Now they're never going to have this moment [with spoiler, obviously]:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZbV5hn_ET0U https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZbV5hn_ET0U
- johnfactorial 7y agoI recently rented a theater and licensed a copy of The Matrix to throw a 20th anniversary party, invited enough people to fill the theater and enjoyed it again as it was intended to be seen, on the big screen. Still holds up spectacularly, still worthy of the sci-fi classic label, and I'm glad to say some in my audience had indeed never seen it before!