__________ is/are overrated.

[thspfc]

Music should be off-limits. Every single generation thinks the generation of music following their preferred generation of music is of poor quality. There seems to be genuinely few people who enjoy all genres of music across multiple decades.

You don't even have to enjoy or "appreciate" different kinds of music. Simply understanding that it's a matter of opinion is sufficently nuanced and yet 90% of people fail to meet that bar. That doesn't mean you can't voice your opinion, but you also can't convey it like it's objective.

I would not recognize a Taylor Swift song if I heard it.

Ok . . . ? Congradulations?

[webny99]

I recognize Taylor Swift songs by their blandness.

I sense some bad blood here.

Bad blood against her rabid fanbase who will doxx you if you dare say anything negative about her, yes.

Bad Blood, also a Swift song. That one took me a minute. 

[Rothman]

Teresa Brewer, "Put Another Nickel In."  Taylor Swift of her time.

[LilianaUwU]

Music should be off-limits. Every single generation thinks the generation of music following their preferred generation of music is of poor quality. There seems to be genuinely few people who enjoy all genres of music across multiple decades.

One of my favorite songs of all time is this, so please disregard me already.

[jeffandnicole]

Regardless if you like Taylor's music, one thing is certain - she is an awesome business woman. No one becomes a billionaire by accident.

[Rothman]

Regardless if you like Taylor's music, one thing is certain - she is an awesome business woman. No one becomes a billionaire by accident.

"Senators and presidents don't have men killed."

"Oh.  Who's being naive, Kay?"

[Rothman]

Gone With the Wind

[Big John]

It's a Wonderful Life

[Max Rockatansky]

Citizen Kane

[LilianaUwU]

The Godfather

[Rothman]

The Godfather

We were doing so well until you were wrong.

[LilianaUwU]

The Godfather

We were doing so well until you were wrong.

I thought we were just naming popular movies at that point.

[formulanone]

The Godfather

We were doing so well until you were wrong.

I thought we were just naming popular movies at that point.

Nice recovery.

Casablanca (though I haven't tried to watch it in 25 years, maybe it's improved in my mind)

[kphoger]

TV shows or movies that you have fond memories of from your childhood.  Almost without fail, if you go back and watch them now, you wonder how you ever thought they were so great.

Prime example for me:  the movie Milo and Otis

Honorable mention:  the series Gilligan's Island

[Max Rockatansky]

Seinfeld aged well, a lot of my favorite 80s cartoons are only good now because of camp factor. 

[roadman65]

Taxi is still goin strong on Pluto TV. That was great now as it was then.

[mgk920]

Many of the 1950s and 1960s era 'adult' westerns aged very well and are still quite watchable and entertaining if you can find them.

Mike

[Rothman]

TV shows or movies that you have fond memories of from your childhood.  Almost without fail, if you go back and watch them now, you wonder how you ever thought they were so great.

Prime example for me:  the movie Milo and Otis

Honorable mention:  the series Gilligan's Island

I didn't think Gilligan's Island was that funny when I was a kid.

[kphoger]

Seinfeld aged well, a lot of my favorite 80s cartoons are only good now because of camp factor. 

Taxi is still goin strong on Pluto TV. That was great now as it was then.

Many of the 1950s and 1960s era 'adult' westerns aged very well and are still quite watchable and entertaining if you can find them.

I have fond memories of these, but not from early childhood.  Rather, I remember them from when I was a teenager.  Sorry, perhaps I should have been more specific in that I meant early childhood.

[bugo]

Seinfeld aged well, a lot of my favorite 80s cartoons are only good now because of camp factor. 

I like Curb Your Enthusiasm better because Larry David is hilarious.

[kphoger]

TV shows or movies that you have fond memories of from your childhood.  Almost without fail, if you go back and watch them now, you wonder how you ever thought they were so great.

Prime example for me:  the movie Milo and Otis

Honorable mention:  the series Gilligan's Island

Also:  Fraggle Rock is nowhere near as good as I remember it being.

[Max Rockatansky]

^^^

The Fraggles can do no wrong...

Seinfeld aged well, a lot of my favorite 80s cartoons are only good now because of camp factor. 

I like Curb Your Enthusiasm better because Larry David is hilarious.

George, Kramer and the huge background cast of notable secondary characters is what does it for me with Seinfeld. 

[bugo]

Seinfeld aged well, a lot of my favorite 80s cartoons are only good now because of camp factor. 

I like Curb Your Enthusiasm better because Larry David is hilarious.

George, Kramer and the huge background cast of notable secondary characters is what does it for me with Seinfeld. 

One thing I like about Curb Your Enthusiasm is the cast. Much of the dialogue is ad-libbed, and they cast has incredible chemistry. The characters might not be quite as eccentric as the Seinfeld cast, but they're just as strong in their own ways.

[CtrlAltDel]

Honorable mention:  the series Gilligan's Island

Those poor people . . .

[roadman65]

TV shows or movies that you have fond memories of from your childhood.  Almost without fail, if you go back and watch them now, you wonder how you ever thought they were so great.

Prime example for me:  the movie Milo and Otis

Honorable mention:  the series Gilligan's Island

I didn't think Gilligan's Island was that funny when I was a kid.

No they exaggerated way too much. Like Gilligan's naive nature when a helicopter came and landed on the island instead of a boat to pick up that guy who was part of a radio contest to see if he could live on a deserted island for days. Of course telling the world the castaways was alive would end his claim for the big prize that they were offering him, so he didn't tell anyone.

When the castaways all found out, they tried to intercept the boat that they thought would pick up the contest participant. However a chopper came and Gilligan was the only one other than the contestant to actually see it where Gilligan had no reaction to it as per instructions the Skipper told him: "say something when you see a boat come ashore." Of course any human, especially Gilligan, should have common sense enough to know that helicopter was the means to get a crooked radio contestant off the island.

Basically Gilligan's naiveitivity was overrated and it wasn't all that funny at times.