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Is the 80s the golden age of the kids movie?

Now, we can say that.

Right. But I, but you ask anybody that grew up watching movies in the 90s, they'll say all those

90s movies, even though we are like, those are garbage.

But I don't know, they good are they bad like

Adam does it just me as a kid being nostalgic but is the question it does it start in the 80s

though I guess it's a better question because do you know why name better name a bunch of kids movies from the 60s and 70s that aren't I mean you got you do have stuff like nutty professor and flipper yeah, but I still think yeah but even those aren't like you don't think about a group of kids with the nutty professor or

Flipper you know I mean I think that's the thing these movies are movies about adults for kids. These focused literally on groups of kids running around and

they weren't Disney movies which is a huge difference because Disney is

its own thing like they you know that that darn cat and stuff like that from the 60s and

70s doesn't count. I get I think this is maybe where it started in terms of what we

see when we think about quote-unquote kids movies as in groups of kids running around.

Isn't in the 90s you get hocus pocus and earnest scared stupid etc etc etc

which are looked upon as finely as we look upon these movies for people who were born in 1990.

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