[ SECRET POST #4222 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4222 ⌋

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

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(Doctor Who s11)


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[SERIES: THE VAMPIRE DIARIES PAIRING: BONNIE/KAI]


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[Ashley Johnson, voice of Ellie from The Last of Us]


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[Boku No Hero Academia]











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Comments

What media do you think has aged the worst?

[(Anonymous)]

Could be for wahtever reason (technical, moral, the people involved).

Re: What media do you think has aged the worst?

[(Anonymous)]

The Hobbit for when it was made has aged horribly.

Re: What media do you think has aged the worst?

[philstar22]

Yes, so much this. Which is sad, given that, for all their problems, the LOTR movies, although older, have aged much better.

Re: What media do you think has aged the worst?

[(Anonymous)]

Agreed. Even if you leave aside the writing, plotting and pacing issues of The Hobbit, the films don't look nearly as good as LOTR.

Re: What media do you think has aged the worst?

[philstar22]

Harry Potter hasn't aged particularly well for me. It really feels like children's stuff now, and not particularly great children's stuff when it comes to the movies.

Superman Returns, which I quite liked when it came out and still kind of like, hasn't aged well given that Kevin Spacey is in it.

Re: What media do you think has aged the worst?

[greghousesgf]

Gone With the Wind has aged horribly

Re: What media do you think has aged the worst?

[rosehiptea]

I'm not saying I remembered Land of the Lost as a masterpiece, but I remembered it as interesting and mysterious as opposed to a hot mess of ridiculously bad acting that took place on tiny sets apparently made out of styrofoam. I'm sure the main problem is that I grew up, but you did say any reason...

Re: What media do you think has aged the worst?

[(Anonymous)]

I forget how far special effects and sets have come until I watch something old with obvious fog machines and "spooky" green coloured lighting. I think we just never questioned that the backgrounds were painted and we never got walk-through shots of a whole house on TV because everything we watched was like that.