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None of the kids felt like 90's kids

posted 3 years ago by Mister Babadook (2684)
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They all felt like 2021 kids in a 90's setting, i kept waiting for one of them to pull an iphone out, just none of them behaved or talked like 90's kids, they all acted like modern teens you see in modern shows and movies you see today.

Like the kids in Stranger Things i feel like those are kids from the 80's, i believe them, the kids in this movie just felt so 2021 modern kids plopped down into a decade without iphones.

And even the setting didn't feel very 90's, other than the old 90's computers i still felt like i was in 2021 with 90's songs being used. I just felt they could've done a way better job making us feel like we was watching something from the 90's, like how House Of The Devil made us feel like we was watching something from the 70's.

[–] Banes (30) 3 years ago

Agreed. It's one of the things that makes this a bit of a tough watch.

[–] sslssg (34211) 3 years ago

Agreed. Watching it now and it doesn't feel 90s at all. Not even putting 90s music every 5 minutes helped with that.

[–] [email protected] (2017) 3 years ago

I agree. I was excited as I used to read these books and it was set in a time I grew up in but no one was relatable nor was it similar to any of the books.

[–] nilbogking (15) 3 years ago

How were 90's kids different from modern kids?

[–] TheArgentinian (7065) 3 years ago

Less self conscious

[–] Naptown317Native (524) 3 years ago

They weren't pussies for one

[–] ManToTrust (1660) 3 years ago

Disagree. Maya Hawke was convincing. So was the lead mixed racial girl.

Also the guy that clearly was trying to be Scream Matthew Lillard almost pulled it off.