[ SECRET POST #3732 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3732 ⌋

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Comments

Re: What media has aged exceptionally well?

[morieris]

A New Hope stunned me watching it for the first time in 2015.

I thought it had been made in the mid 80's, not 77. it wa obviously fake, yeah, but it was still believable as old, rundown shit on a desert planet.
If it hadn't aged so well (or aged tolerably), I probably wouldn't have continued with the series.

Re: What media has aged exceptionally well?

[mimi_sardinia]

One of the things I think George Lucas should be applauded for is keeping Star Wars from showing an obvious sense of the 70s in it's style. Oh there's a few things that slip through, but the movie avoided getting totally stamped with the era it was made in. That greatly helps it from having aged much.

Re: What media has aged exceptionally well?

[(Anonymous)]

This is actually really fascinating to me - how much Star Wars represented, like, a quantum leap in fantasy/SF on film. There's a real discontinuity there - it was such a massive advance compared to anything else, in so many different aspects.