[ SECRET POST #3675 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3675 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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[Space Jam]


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[Cameron Diaz]


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[Miscellaneous animated movies, Zootopia and Kung Fu Panda shown]


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[Samurai Jack, The Powerpuff Girls]


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[A Series of Unfortunate Events, Violet/Count Olaf]








Notes:

Secrets Left to Post: 00 pages, 15 secrets from Secret Submission Post #525.
Secrets Not Posted: [ 0 - broken links ], [ 0 - not!secrets ], [ 0 - not!fandom ], [ 1 - too big ], [ 0 - repeat ].
Current Secret Submissions Post: here.
Suggestions, comments, and concerns should go here.

Comments

Revisiting Old Favorites

[(Anonymous)]

What are some old favorites (any media) that you have revisited? Are they as great as you remember? Worse? How did your feelings change towards them?

Re: Revisiting Old Favorites

[(Anonymous)]

I re-watched a lot of Gilmore Girls before the newest stuff...it's still fun, and I love a lot of the supporting characters but I also couldn't help but notice the vague racism in the show. It's kind of ruined it for me. Also, I was reminded how much I hate Rory. Lane deserves better. She deserves her own show. I'd watch that.

Re: Revisiting Old Favorites

[kaijinscendre]

Been watching Unsolved Mysteries. I still love it but some of it is so goofy. Like, one of the first stories what about a kid who died (probably drowned). And I loved how he got into DnD and it was like, and that lead him to dundundun PAGANISM. D:::::::

Re: Revisiting Old Favorites

[sparrow_lately]

TBH, I rewatched the first episode ever of Sherlock in a fit of nostalgia and ahhh, I loved it. Esp in comparison to more recent eps.

Re: Revisiting Old Favorites

[(Anonymous)]

Rewatching Yu-Gi-Oh. The pacing isn't great in parts but I'm still having a fun nostalgic time.

Re: Revisiting Old Favorites

[(Anonymous)]

I've been watching it too. Unlike some other shows I liked as a kid, I still found it pretty enjoyable.

Re: Revisiting Old Favorites

[(Anonymous)]

I just started rewatching Sabrina. It's basically light fun, just as I thought it would be. And I still love Salem.

Re: Revisiting Old Favorites

[(Anonymous)]

I reread this old manhwa (http://mangafox.me/manga/ruler_of_the_land/). It surprisingly is still in serialization, I meant I used to read it in secondary school and now I'm in university.

Is it still good ? Heck yes! The characters's depths and progressions, along with a lot of good mysteries and awesome battle scenes that mesmerized when I was younger are still there.

And now after giving up on comics/manga/manhwa, I got back into the habit of waiting for new update from this story.

Because the writer of that series also wrote The Breaker (another martial arts manhwa), I reread that two. I stopped The Breaker after onemanga died. Is it still good ? Yes, and the sequel The Breaker: New Waves is just as good. But like the third series (or The Breaker 3) is not gonna be here for years and years, especially when the writer/artist duo for it now are working on some other project :(

Re: Revisiting Old Favorites

[(Anonymous)]

Rewatched Hey Arnold recently and I still love it. Same with Kim Possible.
Rugrats has a lot going on in the background with the parents that went over my head as a kid.

Re: Revisiting Old Favorites

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, there were a lot of clever little jokes that they managed to sneak in on "Rugrats" :D. "Rocko's Modern Life" was the same way :p.

And "Hey Arnold" is one of my favorite animated series ever. It's just so well done and holds up nicely.

Re: Revisiting Old Favorites

[mimi_sardinia]

When I got into Transformers due to the movies, I ended up buying a G1 DVD box set. It is very silly, the storylines can be ridiculous from both a modern and adult perspective, but most of it is fun anyway.