Hannah Fearn

Yeah that’s not going to end well whether you’ve seen it or not (I’ve seen the clip)

No?! 😱 Surely not?!

It would be extremely funny if it wasn’t so pathetic and dishonest.

(Neither have I)

I only saw When Harry Met Sally about 10 years ago and it’s absolutely brilliant. The best film of its genre by a long way.

Elite entry to the thread!

I do know what it's about. I'm not quite sure why I haven't bothered to fill in the gap. Feels like I've left it too late.

Not worth going back to that one.

You got there well ahead of most of us.

(Although, here we are at 10pm on a Sunday evening....)

I hate horror. I did a whole micro pod with @sturdyalex.bsky.social on this. After I went away and watched one on his suggestion (The Babadook) which was both excellent in theme and execution, and put me off ever trying again. Ever.

I have never heard of either of these, but I'm going to put that down to my vast age

Hang on, @lemosscrow.bsky.social - you are not alone

Neither of them were worth the time.

agreed

Of course, but sometimes when you're young you don't really make a choice, you just sort of get exposed to things (rented movies, cinema trips with friends, whatever was on the 4 tv channels at the time)?

I'm 43, and also wouldn't bother with it now.

OK.

More than one other person has given this answer... you are part of a small community

How did Bill and Ted age? I have a soft spot for it, but that soft spot only stretches as far as still quoting it, not actually rewatching it.

I don't know what this means. I'm going to assume that's because my age is causing daily new entries into the long blackspot list.

Just a bit of fun, because I thought Dirty Dancing made me a bit odd (no VHS at home til I was 16, Christian and technophobe parents). Clearly it didn't; it's been quite a popular answer.

Don't bother if you already know the end.

WOAH.

Given this is Bluesky, you've won the thread.

Oh and me, but i'm extremely geriatric in the millennial category

According to my replies barely anyone has seen it. Mad that it did so well bth

It turns out there is no gif of "I'm blind... I cannae see" and this is disappointing.

I'm aware that you don't know what this means.

There is absolutely no point in bothering with Clerks now.

I only saw Labyrinth for the first time just after Bowie died and it was worth it

Me neither. But I'm female, so nobody hassles me about it #everydaysexism

Oh me neither. Think we can both give that a wide berth.

I only saw this after Bowie died and it was shown as part of the TV coverage. It was worth the wait. Looking forward to presenting it to my eldest when she becomes a tween.

Me neither, though have ridden in ones friends have called alongside them.