Nostalgia is often triggered by something reminding you of a happier time. Whether it's an old commercial or a book from your past, it belongs in /r/nostalgia. Here we can take pleasure in reminiscing about the good ol' days... times we shared with loved ones, both humorous and sad. So grab your Pogs, Surge cans and Thriller cassettes, and we'll see you in /r/nostalgia!
Banjo Kazooie is one of Rare's most famous and beloved franchises to come to light during the N64 era. Both the original and its sequel garnered great critical and fan acclaim during its heyday, and is still enjoyed by fans new and old. It was re-released on Xbox 360, and make playable on Xbox One via Rare Replay. Banjo-Kazooie also made cameos in Diddy Kong Racing, Sonic and Sega All-Star Racing, and Super Smash Bros Ultimate.
The Dark Knight. The Caped Crusader. The World's Greatest Detective. Ol' Pointy Ears. A place to discuss the Batman and all things Batman related.
/r/Frozen is the subreddit for Disney's Frozen, its sequel Frozen 2, the short film Frozen Fever, the holiday featurette Olaf's Frozen Adventure and all other associated sequels and spinoffs.
The unofficial subreddit for all things related to the new MeTV Toons channel.
Don’t really see anyone talking about this and I think it’s the most notable late night show seeing as I don’t think it’s been on television in decades and isn’t legally streaming anywhere. Nobody has even uploaded the episodes to YouTube. You can purchase them though
Welcome to the unofficial sub for everything Monster High related! Please enroll (Subscribe) to our creeperific School (Sub) for the best of fun! Please make sure to read the rules and have a look at our pinned post. If you need anything please Egore us Mods, have fun! <3
Welcome to r/forgottentv, the ultimate destination for all things related to forgotten TV shows. Tell us about the shows YOU remember and want to discuss. Whether they were critically acclaimed gems or cringe-worthy disasters, this sub is dedicated to exploring and discussing those hidden treasures that have slipped through the cracks of mainstream recognition. Let's gather here to celebrate forgotten TV shows! Note: This is NOT r/TipOfMyTongue
Welcome to r/forgottentv, the ultimate destination for all things related to forgotten TV shows. Tell us about the shows YOU remember and want to discuss. Whether they were critically acclaimed gems or cringe-worthy disasters, this sub is dedicated to exploring and discussing those hidden treasures that have slipped through the cracks of mainstream recognition. Let's gather here to celebrate forgotten TV shows! Note: This is NOT r/TipOfMyTongue
A subreddit for Zillennials (Millennial/Z Cusp) born from the mid 90's to late 90s to hang out and discuss any content related to our Generation. Our sub primarily targets those born around 1994-1999, although if you are born outside of this range you are free to still contribute!
Like seriously batman has the dark night returns wich is based 1 to 1 of the comic and is considered to be one of the best batman stories im pretty sure but how come Spider-Man never got that like seriously we could have gotten an animated Spider-Man kraven last hunt movie or an animated movie about the death of jean dewolf
The Internet's most comprehensive resource for ex-Jehovah's Witnesses, a community for support, recovery and a few laughs along the way.
Hey y'all! This might be a bit silly but I was on the Disney princess subreddit and made a comment about Ariel and thought I might share it here. Hopefully those who've watched the movie, or other Disney movies, can share similar sentiments.
I feel like Ariel speaks to my soul. I was raised in a cult where everyone outside was bad, much how everyone on land was bad to the mermaids and especially Triton. I had always wanted to explore the world outside and many times had "souvenirs" from the other side (music albums, type of clothing, a ticket from a movie) but my parents always tore them up, burned them, and threw them out! I understood how Ariel felt!
More so when I fell in love with someone that those who sought to control me, with the best intentions btw, didn't want me to be with! I understood that Ariel wasn't doing all this for a man, it was just a push.
People who downplay how Triton reacted as a normal parent-child argument are wild. I would not treat my child the way Triton did, demeaning and dismissing her while literally blowing shit up all around her! If a parent today blew up their child's belongings, I know CPS is coming! Lol
I was raised to believe that my parents could do no wrong. However they spoke to me was right, however they treated me was perfect. "Listen, obey, and be blessed" man. Ariel showed me parents aren't always correct and can be contradicted. And there's nothing wrong with forging your own path.
I feel like Ursula can be likened to the many enticing aspects of the world that may not be good for you, things that take you off track or come back to bite you. Without correct and supportive parental guidance, it's almost impossible to avoid making any bad decisions. I made my own bad decisions after leaving the cult and my family. Now some can say it's because I decided to leave and throw a "tantrum" and not listen to my parents.... But I think I'd be worse off if I stayed!
Ariel had always been my favorite! But as I grew up she meant more and more to me 💜
A place for members or non-members of Generation Z to talk and hang out. Gen-Z is widely considered to be 1996-2012, but may change based on your opinion.
Welcome to r/forgottentv, the ultimate destination for all things related to forgotten TV shows. Tell us about the shows YOU remember and want to discuss. Whether they were critically acclaimed gems or cringe-worthy disasters, this sub is dedicated to exploring and discussing those hidden treasures that have slipped through the cracks of mainstream recognition. Let's gather here to celebrate forgotten TV shows! Note: This is NOT r/TipOfMyTongue
API Changes, spez, etc. You know the drill. We'll be back when other people are coming back online. Go watch some movies in the meantime. For more information see /r/ModCoord.
It’s a trend I noticed in 80s and I think some 90s films that I really enjoyed. But now it’s been a while since I watched any; I’m having trouble thinking of any examples. I’m looking for movies where the opening titles (not the ending titles) feature a cartoony animation of the main characters and tell a story or about the characters. They have a nice lighthearted mood and I really enjoy them but nowadays you only see that sort of thing on the end titles of animated movies. It’s cute but it’s not the same.
Examples I can think of are the opening titles to Mannequin which show Kim Cattrall’s character in different time periods and I think one of the Honey I Shrunk The Kids movies? Any other examples?
For those who love to collect comic books of the large variety! Discuss anything from new releases, best buys or your favorite runs of all time!
Fan-run discussion forum for the liveplay D&D show Critical Role and other media produced by Critical Role, including The Legend of Vox Machina on Amazon Prime.
CR as a whole has made a conscious effort to rename things that originated from WOTC and Forgotten Realms.... The Raven Queen is the Matron of Ravens now, a bunch of races are given original names, etc. And in the finale of Campaign 1, Joe Manganiello appeared with his original character, Arkhan, who was later integrated into actual D&D lore, including direct references to stuff he did in Critical Role.
So if the animated series is going to adapt all of campaign 1, what will they do about Arkhan? Vecna is pretty much guaranteed to just be called "The Whispered One", but are they allowed to use Arkhan? Does Arkhan have a last name? Also... is Tiamat called something else in Critical Role?
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Unofficial community for Star Wars, an American epic space opera franchise, created by George Lucas and centered around a film series that began with the eponymous 1977 movie.
