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Del Jay @shrecknet.bsky.social · 6 days
Nothing (and I'm including "SPRING BREAK AT SEX TIMES HIGH" 80s jiggle-fests) has aged as badly as the Fukuyama End-Of-History late-90s ennui flicks/shows. AMERICAN BEAUTY's tale of a dad with a home, job, wife and kids but being a little sad sometimes rings way too hollow in our current nightmare
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Clutchy McGritterson V12.3.77 @mcgritterson.industries · 6 days
It's true. The 90s were a magical time of rainbows and unicorns if you lived in the suburbs. Everyone found their lives extremely fulfilling.
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Aq'ab'al 🇵🇸 @thesixthcourier.bsky.social · 6 days
The Sopranos even fits in this really You know Carmela would be full-on Qanon now
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Clutchy McGritterson V12.3.77 @mcgritterson.industries · 6 days
The "nobody had emotions in the 90s because things were easy" argument is facile. Yes, a movie made about "modern life" in the 1990s seems about as relevant now as, say, The Graduate did by 1995. Find a better critique. There are *plenty* to be made about that mediocre-ass film.