Tron 3, Jared Leto, what could go wrong...
https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/m...-3-moving-forward-with-jared-leto-1235303121/
No thanks. I want a Tron follow up but not like this.Tron 3, Jared Leto, what could go wrong...
https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/m...-3-moving-forward-with-jared-leto-1235303121/
Watched some The 90s Show ( spinoff from The 70s Show)
If you skip it you won't miss much. Everyone does the same, the kids are politically correct cast ( some caucasian, an african american, asians and one also covers the gay checkbox), the kids characters are to a degree carbon copies of the original kids and it's mildly to not very funny.
There's absolutely no originality here and they didn't even try and just rely on the 70s nostalgia and fans to keep the show going including guest appearances from the original cast sans Danny Masterson/Hyde, who is Persona Non Grata in Hollywood after his sexual assault charges ( which also got him kicked out of Kutcher's The Ranch a while back).
Every generation thinks their generation invented the "fuck the man" attitude.I haven't seen the show but from what I have seen from the trailers those kids are no way 90's kids. 90's kids had a edge to us. We were the last rebels. Well I wasn't but my Generation was. They seem way to happy in the trailers. Were is their fuck society and the Man attitude? Does any of that happen on the show?
First off, we two have very differing memories of the 90s. Secondly, the last rebels?! Have you paid any attention the last decade or so? Or do Occupy Wall Street, BLM, Fridays for Future, The Last Generation and the various sub-movements not qualify as having "fuck society and the Man" attitudes?I haven't seen the show but from what I have seen from the trailers those kids are no way 90's kids. 90's kids had a edge to us. We were the last rebels. Well I wasn't but my Generation was. They seem way to happy in the trailers. Were is their fuck society and the Man attitude? Does any of that happen on the show?
Not with my friends in the 90s.I haven't seen the show but from what I have seen from the trailers those kids are no way 90's kids. 90's kids had a edge to us. We were the last rebels. Well I wasn't but my Generation was. They seem way to happy in the trailers. Were is their fuck society and the Man attitude? Does any of that happen on the show?
Every generation thinks their generation invented the "fuck the man" attitude.
I binged the show over the last couple of days and quite enjoyed it. The old cast was in fine form and as usual Red and Kitty were the stand outs, Of course it helps that they are regulars, while the 70's "kid" were just guest-stars. Fez and Donna got the most material, Kelso, Jackie and Eric were basically cameos. The 90's kids were all quite good. And I think is was a good choice to have teens play teenagers. yeah they were "remixes" of the orginals. But the originals were all stock teen archetypes that go back to Archie and before. The 90210 fantasy sequence was hilarious.they didn't
I just wished they would have separated the kids a bit more from their 70s counterparts. The Kelso kid was equally simple his dad and the Foreman kid was as awkward as her dad. Different character trait would have been appreciated and less stereotypes like the bitchy gay dude ( i have never encountered a gay guy who was like a TV bitch personalitywise).
Not with my friends in the 90s.
While I actually find his character funny (or at least how he delivers his lines), the gay kid seems entirely too gay for a '90's high school kid. I remember being in high school in the '90's, and I think there was exactly one kid who even remotely acted a little bit gay, and that was still not a good way to be acting in high school. And while I get that this particular group of kids consider themselves outcasts, the implication is that this kid acts like this all the time, whether he's privately hanging out with his friends or out in public. He's just too over-the-top, and I simply don't find it realistic for the time period.
And I call him 'the gay kid' not because I'm singling him out. Because, quite frankly, other than Leia and Jay Kelso, I don't even remember these kids' names (and I only remember Jay Kelso's name for the obvious reasons.) I simply don't have any connection to them like I did with Eric, Donna, Kelso, Fez, Hyde and Jackie.
Holy shit that's a good one..........wait......were you serious?90's kids had a edge to us. We were the last rebels.
Oh, I was never cool, but aside from one kid who though "Anarchy was cool" there was few rebels. Most rebellious thing was pot use. Beyond that, well, any rebelliousness was probably more accentuated in the 80s and the generation before us.Me either. I was more of loner and shy around people to really be cool or hip. But I noticed it in the other kids. Both in grade school in the 80's and high school in the 90's.
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