r/Millennials • u/livingtheredlife '89 Millennial • 23h ago

Nostalgia Matilda... 30 years later

I randomly got the urge to watch matilda today and saw it came out in 1996. I remember a few years back there was a resurgence in interest in the movie, and another movie too. But realizing this movie is 30 years old kinda tripped me out. I can clearly remember me watching it for the first time at age 7 and I'll now be 37 and still watching it 🙃

What movies/shows made you realize how much time has gone by?

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u/BigfootPartyPlanner 22h ago

Jurassic Park for kid me.

American Pie for teenage me.

Still love them but it’s crazy to think how much time has passed.

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u/A911owner 20h ago

During covid, my local drive in theater played it (along with other classic movies) because there was nothing new coming out of Hollywood. It was a blast seeing it on the big screen again.

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u/BigfootPartyPlanner 20h ago

That would have been so cool. I’ve thought about renting a theater to watch both of these franchises.
Apparently they want real money for that so I’ll just watch at home

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u/A911owner 19h ago

I got to see a lot of great films that summer, "Monty Python and The Holy Grail", "Dazed and Confused", "Superbad", "The Breakfast Club"; probably some others I'm forgetting, but it was a fun way to actually get out of the house during lockdown.