why did 90s movies have such wild ideas compared to newer movies? like who'd come up with a living flubber thing movie nowadays?
why did 90s movies have such wild ideas compared to newer movies?
why did 90s movies have such wild ideas compared to newer movies? like who'd come up with a living flubber thing movie nowadays?
I blame the israelites
Which tribal lineage? Of the 12
That's literally a reboot of a Disney movie from the 50s
It doesn't really have anything in common with the original besides the fact that it has a scene where he uses flubber in a basketball game.
it has basically the exact same plot beat for beat even with the flying car.
and on the car
You’re a fricking moron.
Like most Disney films in the 90s, it's a remake of a better movie
i fricking loved this movie as a kid. and they dropped flubby toys at mcdonald's
if i remember correctly doesn't he end up NOT getting the girl?
no they make a joke about how he's chronically late for things but he finally makes it to the wedding at the end
because it was still THE BEST money laundering schemes that israelites had in the united states so they had a lot of incentives to actually try and make new stuff instead of rehashing and reimagin-ing and sequel-ing.
Flubber was a remake of the The Absent Minded Professor from 1961, which was adapted from a 1941 short story.
The Nostalgia Critic review of this is pretty good
It came from a time when society hadn't been totally dumbed down and public education wasn't completely bankrupted. People used to be around 10IQ points more intelligent back in the 90s than they are today.
Did anyone else have one of these?
Good thread. Based Flubbergod reporting in.
KEK Actually yeah, I do right on my shelf here. . . hahaha
I've seen this movie probably hundreds of times and could quote it probably. It's very nostalgic and comfy to me. I'm happy that more people are experiencing this movie. :] B-B-B-BASED KINO. SOVL
I also agree that family entertainment of the past had more soul and creativity. We need to go back.
It makes me happy knowing the world's biggest Flubber fan browses Cinemaphile
this movie started my robot wife fetish
>such wild ideas
>what if robin williams was a robot
>what if robin williams had a green glue
>what if robin williams was an young boy in old man body
>what if robin williams was a fricking toy
>what if robin williams was a literal troony
>what if robin williams was a robot (again)
>what if robin williams was a israelite
yeah, such great ideas. there's a reason why Hollywood stopped doing this garbage.
>yeah, such great ideas
You are unironically correct, homosexual
I know how it is, OP. It's so sad to watch an old movie nowadays and think "damn, they would never do something like this nowadays."
Something like Sorcerer or The Mission would die before a producer could see the script.
Flubber still hasnt gotten a bluray release. The original film and its sequel from the 50s gor a bluray. But not Robin Williams kino
Homeward Bound needs a blu-ray release also
YES I KNOW!!! its insane that it hasnt
I agree
MAMBO!
what would it feel like to frick a flubber?
Get a jello fruit cake and put your dick in it
I haven't seen this movie in 20 years. How much of a homosexual does it make me that the music immediately reminded me of Super Mario Odyssey (a game I haven't really played but watched others play)?
it do be sounding like that tho.
Did anybody else have a crush on Weebo? the voice is Jodi Benson, the same VA as Ariel from Little Mermaid. I find the character to be very endearing and sweet.
Before Alexa, there was Weebo.
>tfw no obsessive qt robot gf
disney really promoted the shit out of this movie back in the 90s
Didn't they stopped the cocaine rise during those years?
went on the disney cruise in 2000 and you could make your own flubber and play Hercules on PC
I used to make my own flubber slime, fun to play with.
https://www.food.com/recipe/flubber-134095
For me,it's Operation Dumbo Drop. They literally made a fricking Vietnam War movie for kids
Some good 90s Disney Jungle kino. Namely, Tarzan, George of the Jungle, Dumbo Drop, Jungle2Jungle
America was 90% white when this movie came out.
it absolutely wasn't
Yeah I think we all missed that I don't think it's entirely because of lack of creativity your new ideas but probably because of just lazy profit motive but unfortunately that seems to be the case