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What is it about 80s/90s kino that makes it so much better than the movies of today?
real sets
choreographed fights
no cgi
original ideas
All the awful films have been forgotten
>>70546808
They embraced the absurdity of the settings and the characters, and they didn't always turn to quips for humor.
>>70546881
no they haven't
even bad 80's movies are more entertaining than most modern films
>>70546808
It's all in the reflexes.
>>70546808
80's and 90's audiences were better.
In the 80's, furthermore, major coporations and studios didn't have the iron fist control they had of the video industry in the 90's so lots independent companies were going hog wild and producing tons of content.
>>70546864
This guy gets it. I bet you are a cool fucking dude.
Hah nope
70's was the best decade
>>70546808
It's because you're a filthy hipster faggit.
>>70546923
>John Carpenter
>lacking in quips
pls John, stop posting.
>>70546982
they didn't have the internet to go and discuss movies, overanalyze them, and then go batshit crazy over them.
Amazing sets and they were created and played by people who experienced life and knew how to portray emotions instead of sheltered san fran niggers and yuppie faggots.
>>70547010
haha no
40's are best
>>70546808
You having nostalgia for those movies.
>>70547090
No, the 1890s were the peak of çïñémå
Literally all downhill after this
>>70546923
You like criticising as much as my ex-wife does XD
Can I write flims now?!
>>70547063
>>70546808
Too bad the Rock is going to ruin a great movie with a shitty remake.
>>70547652
>from the writers of Agent Cody Bank and X-Men: First Class
it'll get stuck in development hell, r-right?
>>70546864
>choreographed fights
Movie fights now a days are getting a little better. Best example I can think so far are the two hallway fights in the Daredevil series.
