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If you can describe a film as "classic," "must-see," or "among the best of all time," I have likely never seen it.

I saw a film in a theater back in spring (or late winter?) 2018 for the first time in five years. I genuinely do not understand the allure of Hollywood products.

I'm not old, active on various social media platforms, and unsurprisingly a bit of a sperg online...so people are hilariously flummoxed when they find out I don't watch or know about movies. I find it extremely funny when people act personally offended upon finding out I never saw Avengers XXVI: Revenge of Ultron or whatever.
 
If you can describe a film as "classic," "must-see," or "among the best of all time," I have likely never seen it.
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I find it extremely funny when people act personally offended upon finding out I never saw Avengers XXVI: Revenge of Ultron or whatever.
Can relate.
 
I once made a thread on /pol/ posing as a time traveler. It got about ~200 replies before dying.
I hope you were more original than the person behind the John Titor hoax.

I once created an entire religion in 30 minutes while in study hall my senior year of high school. I don't recall much about it, but spoons were holy relics. I draw no conclusions from this.
 
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I hope you were more original than the person behind the John Titor hoax.
I tried (i.e. no). Kept the window down to 12 year to allow a more "realistic" future; in hindsight, I should gotten a big time window to make a crazier "future". Like many people, I didn't expect Drumpf (or Brexit) to win, so that that messed up my "future", but to be fair, I was/am a random shitposter on the Internet, not running a giant election campaign or financial institution.
 
If you can describe a film as "classic," "must-see," or "among the best of all time," I have likely never seen it.

I saw a film in a theater back in spring (or late winter?) 2018 for the first time in five years. I genuinely do not understand the allure of Hollywood products.

I'm not old, active on various social media platforms, and unsurprisingly a bit of a sperg online...so people are hilariously flummoxed when they find out I don't watch or know about movies. I find it extremely funny when people act personally offended upon finding out I never saw Avengers XXVI: Revenge of Ultron or whatever.
I can relate 100%. I don't think I've seen more than 10 movies in a theater within the entirety of the 2010s.

I've been given crap for it too. Any new group I find myself in, whether it be from college, work, whatever, I always get the conversation where someone says "You know in *movie* they do this?" and I say "Oh, um, I've never seen *movie*." "WHAT?! YOU'VE NEVER SEEN *movie*?!" "yeah I don't really watch a lot of movies" "Well how about *other movie*?" "Nope" "DO YOU WATCH ANY MOVIES? LIKE WHAT DO YOU DO WHEN YOU'RE AT HOME CHILLIN'" "well I read a lot and watch Youtube and play video games sometimes" and then they can't relate at all. I used to feel a little insulted but that conversation is just fucking routine now and I just kinda expect it

The only superhero movie I've ever seen was Fantastic Four. Maybe the first one? Whichever one was released between like 2002-2006. I couldn't give a flying fuck about superhero movies and it's perplexing to me how they're just... still going, still popular, still successful.
 
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