[ SECRET POST #4881 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4881 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

There was this thing called "video" and you could "rent" a "video cassette" and watch it at home. It was pretty common to be a fan of movies made even ten or fifteen years earlier!

[(Anonymous)]

Are those really the people nostalgic for The Goonies though? Everyone I see is over 40 and the ones who would have known this in childhood would be maybe late 20s or early 30s, which is different stage of life as well as a significant generation gap when you compare their childhoods.

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NAYRT

I was born 2 years before Goonies was released. I have nostalgia for both Goonies and to a lesser extent this movie. I watched Goonies a lot as a kid on VHS, and I remember enjoying Gold Diggers, but it wasn't as popular.

While these movies came out 10 years apart, the popularity of VHS rentals and cable TV meant kids watched Goonies long after it was released. The adventure style of both films would appeal to the same kids.