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Posted: 8 years ago

#41

Originally posted by: NimbuMirchi

VCR days were indeed fun. Storing Audio cassettes.. Standing in line for movie tickets were fun too.

Theater Movie watching experience is just not the same. Bachpan n innocence and wo jamana kahi kho gaya. I so don't identify with this era. Mujhe mera 90s to early 2000s vapis chahiye. 😒

Many times when I read your posts I feel like a long lost twin 😳

Standing in line for K3G is a special memory, to watch FDFS 10AM wala we stood since 8am and they were giving only 2 tickets to each one because of the crowd. Childhood wala time was surely the best.

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@Ranbirrocks

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Posted: 8 years ago

#42

@karanSG and NM - I guess we all miss that era when there wasn't information overload .
Now a days , from Thursday, we know everything about movie , there is no fun and suspense in finding out ourselves about movies.

I guess we all who grew up in 90s are very lucky, we have seen pre and post internet / smartphone era.
We took so much efforts to watch a movie !! Now a days book ticket on internet and go!!

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-Piku-

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Posted: 8 years ago

#43

Originally posted by: Ranbirrocks
@karanSG and NM - I guess we all miss that era when there wasn't information overload .
Now a days , from Thursday, we know everything about movie , there is no fun and suspense in finding out ourselves about movies.

I guess we all who grew up in 90s are very lucky, we have seen pre and post internet / smartphone era.
We took so much efforts to watch a movie !! Now a days book ticket on internet and go!!

We know everything about the movie now before release. Back then we did not even who all were the actors except for hero heroine and see now we even know cameo 😆

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@Ranbirrocks

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Posted: 8 years ago

#44

Originally posted by: -Piku-

We know everything about the movie now before release. Back then we did not even who all were the actors except for hero heroine and see now we even know cameo 😆

Arey I was shocked to see Salman in KKHH😆. No one had a clue about his role, and I saw it 3-4 days after movie released

My friend fooled us that Manisha Koirala is killer in Gupt, so we saw the movie sympathizing with Kajol😆

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KaranSG_01

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Posted: 8 years ago

#45

Originally posted by: -Piku-

We know everything about the movie now before release. Back then we did not even who all were the actors except for hero heroine and see now we even know cameo 😆

So true

We probably didn't even know who the director is.My parents would just be like idhar nayi movie lagi hai dekhne chalte hain.I remeber going for k3g.I knew nothing about the movie...not even who were the actors but while standing in the line for tickets..I got fascinated watching the poster.I remeber going for hum saath saath hain 2 hours early because we wanted the tickets for the next show and it was going housefull.Even today I try to know as less as I can about a movie but its so difficult.You will know the basic plot and somewhere you will know if you want to watch it or not.There is too much promotion of films..something which I totally hate.And these promotions will divulge more than half the things.Its like going to the theatres to just see the sequence of the things you already know.I can't even understand what happened which brought such a drastic change in the concepts and ways of films in just a decade.I seriously consider myself lucky to be born in the 90s.Not just for films but we actually enjoyed ourselves instead of living a life bound by technology.