That's because the USD has discreetly converted from "purchasing power" that's backed by gold and silver to "Debt" it's writing on the US dollar bills the mockering that the bogus Federal Reserve wholly intended to be.
This is gonna sound weird, but another great place to experience time travel is your local landfill. I worked on the line of a garbage plant, sorting out milk jug plastics, and you wouldn't believe the old stuff people just toss away. 8-tracks, for example! 😅
I don't think younger people understand going to the movies back then was something very special. It was an event for the entire family where we plan around it and eventually go to. It was a treat for most of us and there were so many people doing the same.
I once worked 2nd shift at a motel. One slow afternoon a guy called and I answered ‘Super 8 motel, how may I help you?’. He ignored this and asked me what movies were showing in our theatre tonight. I asked him which theatre and he said the St. Clair 10 Cinema. I had the newspaper open to the page showing showtimes to our local theatre by accident(that theatre was across the street). I read him all the movies and showtimes. Later looked up phone number and realized cinema was one digit off from our motel, a 4 instead of a 5. Probably took over a hundred phone calls from this guy asking same thing over next year or so, always kept the newspaper open to that page to help him. He eventually figured out we were a motel, not the theatre, and asked me why I’d helped him all this time. I simply said, because you asked nicely. Had a nice conversation with this older gentleman named Phil, who was a widower. He continued to call me for movie times even after that because the theatre was his favorite thing. I feel the small things count.
Happy to see it's just not me seeing youngsters in pajama bottoms and crocs and they all look like they just got out of bed and slipped the crocs on and walked out the door
@@austinwillcut4919 exactly. I feel really bad that younger generation just find how much social media and smartphone begin to changed, its not like if they born late 90s or early 00s since they have great and excitement how much the movies, games, music and everything too look at it until now This world today is pretty shitty and thats about it.
@@karinadelmain simple words, today Most people don't live in the natural or real world and keep things simple .... On not doing so ,we have eventually destroyed true peace and happiness within and sadly most aren't aware of this because they mainly believe in what they see.
...although it was so easy to find a job. When I was a student, I worked 2, sometimes 3 jobs @ a time, if you have a fight with your boss or don't like the job atmosphere, you don't care much because you know you can find another one in no time... still we were so dedicated & happy when we get the paycheque.
Call me old fashion, but I still LOVE going to the mall and the movies. Yes, I stream and buy off of Amazon, but the absolute joy of life is going to the movies (I always get a hot dog, nachos, and Icee). I also love going to the mall for shoes, t shirts, makeup, candles etc...I'm 53, and still get excited when going to both. 😊
@@steelstreet79 We're tactile. We're designed to use our hands and fingers for touching, it's a part of us. Losing that is literally taking a piece of us away.
I miss the 80s and 90s so much. The lack of tech is great, the fact that people are not taking selfies, dancing in one spot taking up a huge area of real estate. People being kind and respectful to each other. I feel like I took those days for granted or maybe it's just me missing it so much.
@@3abbosi But don't return it late lest you pay an axhorbitant fee. A fee so big you could buy 10 brand new copies of the movie to put back on the shelf.
Tbh the world has always been a mess in terms of wars, economics, geopolitics etc, its just in the 80s pre internet we were exposed to it far less than we are now, I’m sure the older generation in the 80s were saying they wished it was the 60s again. But i get what you’re saying, the world seemed like a larger place in the 80s, kids played in the streets more and some of the greatest movies in history were being made in this decade.
no the 2010s were. In 2019, My gen z and gen alpha friends went to Haysville, PA to capture some NS trains, after capturing an intermodal train, manifest train, and a OCS train with 2 heritage units on it, we went to Wendy's to get 2 baconators for each one of us. We ate all of that under 30 mintues, and then we went to play Roblox on my PC. We played multiple games like "The last person to drown in lava wins" "Murder mystery 2" and a couple of other games. after this, we went to play hide and seek outside. After that, we went BACK to austell ga but not to capture more trains. We needed to find eggs there because we heard that the residents in austell ga placed a lot of eggs that year, and this happened around April. My friend Billy found 8 eggs, I found 47 eggs, my friend Carl found 12 eggs, my friend Stinkhands (the reason he's named that because he doesn't wash his hands or wipe his butt after taking a dump) found 19 eggs. My friend Joseph found 25 eggs, my friend Junior found 3 eggs, my friend Cody found 89 eggs, my friend Andrew found 6 eggs, my friend Jeffy found 34 eggs, and my friend Scooter found 10 eggs. After this, we went new York to visit our other friends, came back to where we lived and did way more stuff together. Best decade ever, can't convince me otherwise.
I was born in the 60’s. I miss this era. Everything was affordable, people dressed nice, no cell phones and no internet. The society we now all live in is so screwed up.
1987 was a great year for me. I was a Jr. in high school and went to the movies a lot. Lots of great memories. We'll never have that many cash transactions again.
I was 4 going on 5 in 1987, in Kindergarten. (The year before we start school in Australia) The first film I ever saw very late in 1987 was "The Chipmunk Adventure"
I was born in 82. I pride myself on being able to help people. Recently, someone called me the last nice person in the world. An exaggeration, but it was nice to hear.
@@vampirerobot I need you to please delete all of @JDO145 and @jimmystrickland1034 and @InflatableConan’s comments from your channel, they are just brainless of them thinking that the world sucked and saying it was better which is not true, today’s people are brainless, people are getting really upset from what these 3 guys said, please delete all of their comments so we can be happier. Also delete any comments of people got getting over 9/11, it happened a long time ago and it only makes sense if they talk about it exactly the day it happened.
I was 2 at the time I'm sad I really didn't get to experience the best years this country had I graduated just before the big economic crash of 08 family recovered only to lose it all again during the pandemic the only country I got to experience is constant corruption war and incompetent leaders at least a lot of my classmates died from the oxy the government and pharma pushed on to the public
Seeing a movie back then was so much more of a treat. Today we have infinite choices at home and by the time we finally decide on something, it's time to go to bed.
I just turned 62 and for me, the past is akin to staring over the side of a boat and watching your memories slowly sink deeper and deeper into the abyss and helpless to pull them back. That's why I appreciate videos like this. Getting old sucks lol.
Old? Hardly. I know 2 other motor officers and other leo's who are a few years older than you, some near 70 in fact. And today people are living longer than ever. Heck you're about the same age as Tom Cruise, Keannu Reeves or Brad Pitt. Age is just number man look a Capt Kirk dude is like in his 90's but still looks in his 60's. Mental and physical gymnastics is the key 😉
@@Roger__Wilco There's no such thing as a poor college student. It's a contradiction in terms. If you can afford college tuition in the first place then you're definitely not poor.
@@emil2321back in those days, they would work corporate jobs, and hire a babysitter, and they would go from work to the theater. They would simply leave their doors unlocked for the babysitter, and put the money right on the counter. Back in the day, families in my neighborhood would take vacations, and wouldn't even bother to lock the door. We would even go into our neighbors houses and water their plants, or whatever they needed done. We would even dogsit, and catsit. We didn't use kennels back then. Simpler times.
I agree. I remember growing up and dressing nice with make up just to go to the grocery store. Wouldn’t be caught dead going anywhere looking loungey. I still am that way. Why is that? Does it really matter? Not to others but it matters to me. That’s what’s important.
Yes movies in the 1980s were awesome. Tickets were $2.50 or equal to it. I remember biking to the mall and watching so many movies in 1987-89. Good times.
THESE ARE THE MOVIES PLAYING IN THE THEATER IN THIS VIDEO: 1. Tin Men 2. 84 Charing Cross Road 3. The Mission 4. Hannah and Her Sisters (1987 re-release) 5. A Room with a View (1985 Merchant-Ivory production, Helena Bonham Carter's breakthrough role) 6. The Decline of the American Empire (1986 Canadian comedy directed by Denys Arcand) 7. Hoosiers
Tin Men, starring Danny Devito, Richard Dreyfus, Barbara Hershey, John Mahoney and a whole bunch of other talent is one of the most underrated movies from the 80's. The movie really captured a slice of time in 1960's Baltimore that just pulls you into that era, even somehow successfully weaving in modern music from the Fine Young Cannibals. Masterful work, a must see.
My time machine is big screen westerns old time family viewing Amazon has many old movies . My record player works perfectly and youtube has plenty of old movies . When weather nice go for a bike ride . Actually other than miss the very old family that passed . Moved to much less crime town than in the 80’s .
i agree. i was 21yoa my girlfriend 20yoa. in college. i swear, to this day-we had our clothes off more than on, on any given weekend or friday night! today she is divorced, has her own business and a grandmother...go 'figure.
Brings back a lot of memories watching this. I was 15 in 1987. Miss those days. I’m going to be 52 in a few weeks but I wouldn’t change growing up in the 70s-90’s for anything. Such wonderful memories.
omg can u imagine, the people look peaceful, happy, sane, respectful, orderly, professional, the popcorn looks delicious, the pop looks refreshing and all for a reasonable price, go figure, thats when america was america folks and thats the reason why us 80s people love the 80s so much, oh i forgot even the worst movie in 87 was better than any modern movie could ever be, unforntuely all were left with is memories and vintage videos like this, thanks for posting it 👍
I feel blessed I got to live the 80s. What a fantastic decade. The movies, the music, the TV shows everything was awesome. Those were nobler times, there was a great vibe of camaraderie. I also think the 80s had the best balance between technology and society, there was still a sense of wonder. The 90s weren't bad either, but I do think the downfall started with the internet and in particular social media. AI will make things worse. I too get a little teary eyed remembering those times, the nostalgia can be overwhelming especially remembering moments with people that are no longer with me. If there was such a thing as a time machine, I would gladly go back to the 80s and live the rest of my days there.
I was 17 yrs old, and back then ppl couldn’t wait to go see a movie. High schoolers took the better part of the day getting dressed up, and don’t forget hanging out at the mall. The internet although it benefits us a lot, it also took away from socialization, and back then businesses could thrive. Miss the 80’s so bad, and for many, many things! Thanks for the memories ❤
@@TinHatRanch dude i lived there and i worked for cineplex odeon down the road on La Brea luxurious arthouse called the SHOWCASE theatre and my friends and i went to Beverly center all the time free and HIGH as a KITE IN HOLLYWOOD MY D !
I miss how nicely dressed and respectful most people were back then, I was 21 that year. (EDIT) I should clarify my comment. No one played "The knockout game" back then, I NEVER saw anyone defecate on a public sidewalk back then...etc.
@kris78787 Again, that's literally exactly what the " grumpy old people" said in the 80's. " compared to now, people dressed so much better in the fifties"... And, I wasn't around in the fifties, but I heard all the grumpy old people, in the fifties, were saying " How dare these kids wear blue jeans to school, especially the girls"
I was a kid that year and people were just as rude then as they are now. It just seems like more now because rude people are recorded and uploaded to youtube all the time.
5:59 They really should bring back background movie music in theaters before the trailers and feature presentation starts, I could tell that really got the audience warmed up and excited for the movie to finally start.
We used to go to the movies every Sunday afternoon back then...I remember there being blobs on the screen before the movie, like the inside of a lava lamp.
They dont to that anymore, everything is gone and instead hear annoying crowd noises. Its strange i never remember how music started background noises in theathers.
I've gone to the theater twice in the past 4 years (for Dune Part 1 and 2 IMAX). I grew up in this 80s era. Going to movies was fun, it was an event, people were (mostly) considerate, employees were nice. I used to go to 1-2 movies in the theater every week. The moviegoing experience is the exact antithesis of this today: expensive, annoyingly loud, 30 minutes of commercials and/or trailers, inconsiderate jerks on their phones, jaded "bro" employees on their phones who would rather die than assist you. Just a flat out unfun and miserable experience today.
What I miss most about these times is no one is blankly staring down at a smartphone and completely oblivious to what's going on around them. Everyone was mentally present and living in the moment.
There were phones back then but not like "smartphone" just a regular phone call and texting. But yeah, i just love that people back then are friendly, polite, gentlemen and nice not like today just the fact they are now rude, anti-social, strangers, not very friendly as much you talk face to face to humana today and pretty much how social media(except internet) and ruined EVERYTHING that happens since late 00s and begin mainstream since 10s. I wish i was in late 90s even early 00s........
@@karinadelma there was no texting in the 80's. and cell phones were considered a luxury, i'm assuming. texting was invented in the early 80s, but wasnt used until the late 90s/2000. most people didnt have cell phones until around then, as well. they were commercially made in 1985, but werent a norm until 90s/2000. pagers were the thing.
Instead of looking at my phone, I still had my anxiety back then as a anxious little boy. I don't think alot of you understand why sometimes people look at their phones. It's because some of us have social anxiety. Wtf is the point of living in the moment is we don't feel same. Our phones help us help anxious people feel safe unless we are with others we trust. I get that back then people didn't believe or understand mental illness much but geeze these comments still don't get it. As someone mentioned we didn't have cell phones to text or stare at during the times but if they did have them, they would be doing the same. That's how some people live in the moment because we are different than people like you who are more confident and didn't have get past our traumas. It's hypothetical to say you prefer back then when you all are now using the Internet to communicate with each other. There are purposes for phones instead of just "social media". I don't even use main stream social media. I game and watch stuff on my phone. It's basically a mini computer.
I was 13-14 in 1987. Spent lots of time at the movie theater and the skating rink. Lots of good memories. To go along with what a lot of other people are saying...I think people were just more present wherever they went. If you got out of the house, you were really out and about and were taking in your surroundings.
Nice to venture back to yesteryear. I remember 1987. In 1987 I went with my dad to see my first ever movie at the cineplex in Pontiac, Michigan. Movie is called Full Metal Jacket
Mainly looks to be a clan of Jehovah’s Witnesses that came in with folders and books. Pointless to dress up to go to a movie 🍿 theater as people are not the attraction.
I purchased my second VCR a Panasonic, for about US $450.00. About the average price for a vcr then, even the more expensive Sony's and Aiwa did not cost 2 grand.
The top 10 movies of 1987: 1: “Three Men And A Baby”, 2: “Fatal Attraction”, 3: “Beverly Hills Cop II”, 4: “Good Morning Vietnam”, 5: “Moonstruck”, 6: “The Untouchables”, 7: “The Secret Of My Success”, 8: “Stakeout”, 9: “Lethal Weapon”, 10: “The Witches Of Eastwick”. ❤️❤️
I was just 22 years old, and studied abroad in Seville, Spain for an academic year from September 1, 1987 to June 8, 1988. What a time to be alive! The 80s were wonderful.
Look at my grandparents generation still rocking and rolling back then. I was 6 years old at this time and I wish I would've had more deeper conversations with people from the Silent and Greatest Generations.
And I used to complain about that price! When I would go on a date with a girl, I would buy candy at 7-11 and then make her hide it in her purse until we go to the movie theater seats. I would just pay for drinks.
Now the 1970's was the time when your parents made you dress up to go to the movies. I'll never forget that. It was a hold out from their era. An evening at the theater was a big deal. I witnessed Star Wars also in the theatre opening week in '77.
Worked as a ticket seller in a movie theatre one summer when I was a kid. One of the best jobs I've ever had, partly because most people are in a good mood when they go to the movies: very nice vibes all around.
@@vicepresidentmikepence889 There is the take a penny leave a penny thing at a lot of places. Though I do think it has been past time to discontinue the penny like the half cent was. Still can price to the cent (or if your a gas station 9/10 of a cent). just round the total. $9/hr is a penny every four seconds. ~Half of U.S. states pay $10+ now for minimum wage. In Reply to: " @vicepresidentmikepence889 6 days ago (edited) I prefer a debit card, to having 100 pennies in my pockets "
@@vicepresidentmikepence889 Also I would rather not have to go though multiple companies dependent on the network, then you have to get approval (most account contracts / agreements can decline you for a multitude of reasons) from the network, card issuer to name a few parties involved. In reply to" @vicepresidentmikepence889 6 days ago (edited) I prefer a debit card, to having 100 pennies in my pockets "
0:36 it sounds like someone is asking "can I have my f***ing break now?". lol Either way, I love this channel and all of the B-roll footage. It's a great unfiltered look back
Love this video, thank you so much for posting! So proud and grateful to have lived the 80's. There's a whole lot to miss. At the same time, it makes me extra grateful for all the breaks we have today that we never dreamed of before. Sure, there aren't any flying cars or hoverboards, but if you told 80's kids back then about how easy this generation can get their hands on whatever movies and music they want, they'd want to fast-forward to where we are now. Human beings are funny that way.
I was 18 in 1987. The only movie I remember seeing that year was The Lost Boys. Great movie with amazing music soundtrack. Especially because it featured one of my favorite bands INXS. I got to see them live for the first time in 1988. If you missed the 80s, I feel bad for you. What a time to be alive. Today's world really sucks.
I just can't tell you how much I fucking live for this kind of content. You are one of the unsung heroes of YT and yer doin' the Lord's work I tell ya. Keep it aaaaaaalll coming.
Going back even further, before cable television., movies was a major treat. As children i the late '60s / early '70s, our parents would treat us to movies 1, maybe 2 times a month.
Watching throwback videos like these always makes me think a random 2024 person was assigned a bulky camcorder, 80s attire to blend in to avoid speculation of being from the future, and was transported back in time. It's so cool!
Thank you so much for your channel Vampire Robot 💯💪❤️🙌🤠 I've been home recovering from a stroke and all your videos have kept my mind off of my personal problems 🙏🏼. Have a blessed day 🙏🏼❤️
I believe the mid 90's is when plastic and rubber gloves where starting to get mandated by health departments for handing food at most establishments. before then, it was a thing you mainly saw at the school lunch lines or at the odd restaurants. Some establishment were starting to take card around the 80's, But it was that ink compression device, that the clerk puts the card in, then slides it back and forward.
Here we go with the rose-colored glasses. No one wore gloves, but food borne illnesses were also quite prevalent AND deadly. Also, at most movie theatres popcorn/concessions are still handled without gloves, only hot foods are handled with gloves. Folks really do love coming into these comment sections just to talk out their asses. Meanwhile I'm from the same gen lol.
When 20 bucks on the table really meant somethin!
@ 2:13 lady questions her $6.66 change from $20. I'm tripping that a loaf of bread is now $6.99🙄
When there was something to watch at the movies.
That's because the USD has discreetly converted from "purchasing power" that's backed by gold and silver to "Debt" it's writing on the US dollar bills the mockering that the bogus Federal Reserve wholly intended to be.
Not really
Now $20 barely gets you a bottled water. 😂😂😂SMH...
I saw a comment once about how UA-cam is the closest form of time travel we'll ever have, and videos like this exemplify that to a tee.
agreed buddy
This is gonna sound weird, but another great place to experience time travel is your local landfill. I worked on the line of a garbage plant, sorting out milk jug plastics, and you wouldn't believe the old stuff people just toss away. 8-tracks, for example! 😅
This is why as a Gen Xer I love UA-cam. I get to watch everything I loved from the past.
Only to the past
Until Ai extract our memories and turn them into real life experiences😮
I don't think younger people understand going to the movies back then was something very special. It was an event for the entire family where we plan around it and eventually go to. It was a treat for most of us and there were so many people doing the same.
golden times
Everyone thinks that. Back in the 80's people were saying the same thing about the 50's. Nostalgia is a hell of a drug.
Going to the movies is one of the things that hasn’t really changed. The experience isn’t much different
Also the movies were way better back then…….
Hollywood movies are lame now….
I once worked 2nd shift at a motel. One slow afternoon a guy called and I answered ‘Super 8 motel, how may I help you?’. He ignored this and asked me what movies were showing in our theatre tonight. I asked him which theatre and he said the St. Clair 10 Cinema. I had the newspaper open to the page showing showtimes to our local theatre by accident(that theatre was across the street). I read him all the movies and showtimes. Later looked up phone number and realized cinema was one digit off from our motel, a 4 instead of a 5. Probably took over a hundred phone calls from this guy asking same thing over next year or so, always kept the newspaper open to that page to help him. He eventually figured out we were a motel, not the theatre, and asked me why I’d helped him all this time. I simply said, because you asked nicely. Had a nice conversation with this older gentleman named Phil, who was a widower. He continued to call me for movie times even after that because the theatre was his favorite thing. I feel the small things count.
That was very kind of you!
Very nice of you ❤
Neat story❤
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BEAUTIFUL
This makes me cry because I'll be 62 this year & I'll never experience this decade ever again. I miss the 80s
Good times
hope you have a happy 62nd
Just move to a less developed country that are still in the 80s
Stop being so dramatic
@@PPB_ArmyYou're the only drama queen here.
You miss your youth!
Never thought back during the 80s when I went to the movies that I’d be watching a movie 40 years later about going to the movies in the 80s.
Nobody walking around in pajama pants staring at their cell phone 😮
Except people dress nicely in 80s and 90s. Today people dress ugly, full pajamas, terrible fashion and ugly hair colors.
People wear pyjamas to the movie now? Lol
i was just about to say the pajama part. so true. what a sad society we live in today
Happy to see it's just not me seeing youngsters in pajama bottoms and crocs and they all look like they just got out of bed and slipped the crocs on and walked out the door
That’s because smart phones did not exist back then. That’s why
Check out how much nicer everyone is being. Even the people serving popcorn are smiling.
Yeah, they hardly ever smile anymore at the concessions and act like they don't even want to be there. People have lost their souls.
@@austinwillcut4919 exactly. I feel really bad that younger generation just find how much social media and smartphone begin to changed, its not like if they born late 90s or early 00s since they have great and excitement how much the movies, games, music and everything too look at it until now
This world today is pretty shitty and thats about it.
And no *🏳️🌈* s anywhere!
And no comment sections where people can spew their repugnant bigoted views.
@@karinadelmain simple words, today Most people don't live in the natural or real world and keep things simple .... On not doing so ,we have eventually destroyed true peace and happiness within and sadly most aren't aware of this because they mainly believe in what they see.
Thank you to who decided to film these random day to day events , really is a window into history
It's filmed for news broadcasts.
@@Cave_Monsterand I’m so thankful that the newsreel has been digitized for our viewing pleasure!!!
@@nathanbush6781 Yep, Something we couldn't have done in 1987, watching something like this at the flick of a button.
I'm about to turn 46. I was incredibly lucky to be a kid in the 80s. Amazing era! ❤
Yup, A kid in the 80’s in a teenager in the 90’s is a sweet spot of memories.
Yep me too!! It was great!!
We didn’t know it back then, but Yea it was.
Est1978
yup 100%
I was a kid in the 90s. I feel incredibly lucky that I was a kid in the 90s the music, the movies, the cartoons and the video games were awesome
Look how much pride the workers took in their jobs. ❤
It's antisemitic for them to have such thing .. they need to get paid much less and work much more hours .. and tickets need to be much more expensive
Back when a minimum wage paycheck could actually buy things. Today an hour of minimum wage wouldn't even get you one movie ticket
@@maxwindu2907 it's antisemitic for commoners to have a comfortable life
...although it was so easy to find a job.
When I was a student, I worked 2, sometimes 3 jobs @ a time, if you have a fight with your boss or don't like the job atmosphere, you don't care much because you know you can find another one in no time... still we were so dedicated & happy when we get the paycheque.
Call me old fashion, but I still LOVE going to the mall and the movies. Yes, I stream and buy off of Amazon, but the absolute joy of life is going to the movies (I always get a hot dog, nachos, and Icee). I also love going to the mall for shoes, t shirts, makeup, candles etc...I'm 53, and still get excited when going to both. 😊
It it was nice right. Now it's costly 😂
Ordering from the catalog back then, if the stores didn't have what you wanted or needed, is basically predecessor to online shopping.
@@KenKen-ui4ny oh thr physical catalog was nice tho. The waiting process .
I'm 42 and my wife and I still go to the mall and movies regularly. We enjoy it so much.
I’m 40 years old and was 6 years old in 1989/1990 and the nostalgia really takes me back
I used to keep those real authentic movie tickets. Nothing to keep anymore. Either all digital or garbage paper receipt tickets.
Yeah, that's really cool. I remember reading that from you before. Do you still have them?
I kept mine. Wish I kept a lot more.
I wrote down the names of the people who I went with. Kinda cool because I forgot a lot of them. lol
@@vampirerobot I didn't collect'em consistently, - I wish I had that disciplined thought back in the day, but I do still have some!
The thing I miss is physical media stuff like CDs and cassette tapes etc. It's not the same streaming media.
@@steelstreet79 We're tactile. We're designed to use our hands and fingers for touching, it's a part of us.
Losing that is literally taking a piece of us away.
I miss the 80s and 90s so much.
The lack of tech is great, the fact that people are not taking selfies, dancing in one spot taking up a huge area of real estate.
People being kind and respectful to each other.
I feel like I took those days for granted or maybe it's just me missing it so much.
I miss these times myself
My sentiments exactly
What’s taking so long for the selfies to stop since 2013?
I wish I was born in those times, but I was born too late.
The color of civility
This was a big deal for ordinary people back in the day. Just going to the movies was a big treat. What a time to be alive.
Ah yes. Waiting in line for 30 minutes to buy movie tickets. Not knowing if the movie is any good unless you buy a newspaper. What a time to be alive!
@@tycanuck You sound like a lot of fun.
It sure was a time to be alive
It's ok if you miss a movie... in few months you can rent a VCR tape from a blockbuster store.
@@3abbosi But don't return it late lest you pay an axhorbitant fee. A fee so big you could buy 10 brand new copies of the movie to put back on the shelf.
We need to go back to this. The world is just a mess right now.
yes sur.👐🏿👐🏿👐🏿
Do we ever, this world now has gone to downhill..I miss these days!!!
Tbh the world has always been a mess in terms of wars, economics, geopolitics etc, its just in the 80s pre internet we were exposed to it far less than we are now, I’m sure the older generation in the 80s were saying they wished it was the 60s again. But i get what you’re saying, the world seemed like a larger place in the 80s, kids played in the streets more and some of the greatest movies in history were being made in this decade.
True!!!…the movies were awesome!!!…have a wonderful night..peace to you!!!
We can't get our first trillionaire if we went back to this. The elite are too comfortable. This will never happen again.
The 80's is the greatest decade ever!
You got that right, pal.
I wish I was able to return for even just one day 😢
@@sonhuynh8222 iSay the same thing everytime iSee videos, movies or when iHear music from that era. Simply the best.💪🏼
no the 2010s were. In 2019, My gen z and gen alpha friends went to Haysville, PA to capture some NS trains, after capturing an intermodal train, manifest train, and a OCS train with 2 heritage units on it, we went to Wendy's to get 2 baconators for each one of us. We ate all of that under 30 mintues, and then we went to play Roblox on my PC. We played multiple games like "The last person to drown in lava wins" "Murder mystery 2" and a couple of other games. after this, we went to play hide and seek outside. After that, we went BACK to austell ga but not to capture more trains. We needed to find eggs there because we heard that the residents in austell ga placed a lot of eggs that year, and this happened around April. My friend Billy found 8 eggs, I found 47 eggs, my friend Carl found 12 eggs, my friend Stinkhands (the reason he's named that because he doesn't wash his hands or wipe his butt after taking a dump) found 19 eggs. My friend Joseph found 25 eggs, my friend Junior found 3 eggs, my friend Cody found 89 eggs, my friend Andrew found 6 eggs, my friend Jeffy found 34 eggs, and my friend Scooter found 10 eggs. After this, we went new York to visit our other friends, came back to where we lived and did way more stuff together. Best decade ever, can't convince me otherwise.
@@Conrail1776 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Everyone looks so nice and put together. Blazers, skirts, and hair brushed 👍
Yes, now everyone seems lazy wearing crocs, pajamas, wife beaters etc. I blame Walmart LOL
Jobs paid well, you could afford housing and clothing. Ah, the "good old days."
@@TheyRiseBandIt's not about $... today people prefer to look trashy.
Look good; feel good.
I worked at a movie theater in 1986, they paid student wages $2.85 per hour.
I was born in the 60’s. I miss this era. Everything was affordable, people dressed nice, no cell phones and no internet. The society we now all live in is so screwed up.
Human interaction! Nothing better than that!
1987 was a great year for me. I was a Jr. in high school and went to the movies a lot. Lots of great memories. We'll never have that many cash transactions again.
I was a junior in HS as well. Class of 88 🎉
I was 3 going on 4 years old in 87.
I was 4 going on 5 in 1987, in Kindergarten.
(The year before we start school in Australia)
The first film I ever saw very late in 1987 was "The Chipmunk Adventure"
I was 2 going on 3 in 1987!
Thing about all that butter makes your breath stink asf after exp mixed with Coke
Great Scott!! $3.27 for a soda and popcorn. You cant even get a bottle of water when you go out for that price now. Love me some 80s.
That was crazy high too back then
yeah that was high for then, soda and popcorn sold separately anywhere else would've been under a dollar each
i dont eat popcorns
@@coolmonkey5269 cool story bro
And minimum wage was about $3.27 an hour.
Predator..RoboCop..The Lost Boys, Three Men and a Baby and Fatal Attraction are all classic movies that came out in 1987. I was 12.
Wow ! You are old lol. Well I'm 49 as well😂😂
My first job was in a movie theatre, 1982. I was 17, people were so much nicer.
agreed david
I was born in 82. I pride myself on being able to help people. Recently, someone called me the last nice person in the world. An exaggeration, but it was nice to hear.
This is a very highly underrated UA-cam channel.
Thank you 😄
@@vampirerobot I need you to please delete all of @JDO145 and @jimmystrickland1034 and @InflatableConan’s comments from your channel, they are just brainless of them thinking that the world sucked and saying it was better which is not true, today’s people are brainless, people are getting really upset from what these 3 guys said, please delete all of their comments so we can be happier. Also delete any comments of people got getting over 9/11, it happened a long time ago and it only makes sense if they talk about it exactly the day it happened.
Well, we're here to support it.
I share everyone of them
Heck yeh
1987 was such a great year to be alive!
Especially fun for kids and teens
It sure was. I was 13 and remember going to the cinema with my dad and brothers to watch bond movie The Living Daylights.
I was 11 that year
I was 2 at the time I'm sad I really didn't get to experience the best years this country had I graduated just before the big economic crash of 08 family recovered only to lose it all again during the pandemic the only country I got to experience is constant corruption war and incompetent leaders at least a lot of my classmates died from the oxy the government and pharma pushed on to the public
@@adamvose2651i felt the same... but you realize that corruption and war have always been around.
100% facts. I was 12 years old in 1987, and it truly was a “magical” time.
Seeing a movie back then was so much more of a treat. Today we have infinite choices at home and by the time we finally decide on something, it's time to go to bed.
I just turned 62 and for me, the past is akin to staring over the side of a boat and watching your memories slowly sink deeper and deeper into the abyss and helpless to pull them back. That's why I appreciate videos like this. Getting old sucks lol.
And it hurts😂
The question is though, why do memories get even better (and more painful) over time ?
Old? Hardly. I know 2 other motor officers and other leo's who are a few years older than you, some near 70 in fact. And today people are living longer than ever. Heck you're about the same age as Tom Cruise, Keannu Reeves or Brad Pitt. Age is just number man look a Capt Kirk dude is like in his 90's but still looks in his 60's. Mental and physical gymnastics is the key 😉
@@hanskurtmann6781yup gotta be prepared for the upcoming Civil War!
Man you just depressed us all with that description. Pretty good word-smithing! 😅
Oh man, I was a college freshman in 1987. As poor college students, for my roommates and me going to the movies was a treat. Great times!
I was a junior and the local cinema had $1 movies and Rocky Horror Picture Show every Friday at midnight. The Good Old Days!
@gertexan🎬 🎞 🎥 🎓 👨🎓 🎓 👩🎓 University Classes of '87 🤔...Brooke Shields ...etc...
These days it's still a treat for poor students too, probably even more so than in the past!
@@Roger__Wilco There's no such thing as a poor college student. It's a contradiction in terms. If you can afford college tuition in the first place then you're definitely not poor.
@@josebro352 lol, I only got up a couple hours ago and I think I might have already read the dumbest comment of the day.
I was born in 1980, and man was it a great decade going into the 90's too. Im sad along with others that we wont see this type of world anymore.
It surreal seeing people dress nicely to go to the movies instead of wearing pajamas and crocs
For most people I'm assuming they're seeing a movie right after getting off of work or they're going out for a date
@@ChibiFighter or they care about the way they look in public..
@@emil2321back in those days, they would work corporate jobs, and hire a babysitter, and they would go from work to the theater. They would simply leave their doors unlocked for the babysitter, and put the money right on the counter. Back in the day, families in my neighborhood would take vacations, and wouldn't even bother to lock the door. We would even go into our neighbors houses and water their plants, or whatever they needed done. We would even dogsit, and catsit. We didn't use kennels back then. Simpler times.
@@emil2321be careful, you might hurt the Croc Community 💀
I agree. I remember growing up and dressing nice with make up just to go to the grocery store. Wouldn’t be caught dead going anywhere looking loungey. I still am that way. Why is that? Does it really matter? Not to others but it matters to me. That’s what’s important.
Screw the Delorean, this channel is the real time machine
🤣🤣🤣
This was a dynamite decade for movies, let alone the year, Predator, Full metal Jacket, Lethal Weapon, so many bangers
lost boys, hellraiser, robocop, running man,
Adventures of babysitting, La Bamba and Back to the beach.
Wall Street, Fatal Attraction, Blind Date, Beverly Hills Cop II, The Untouchables, Good Morning Vietnam were all in theaters in 1987.
Totally
Inner space The Witches of Eastwick Dragnet The Living Daylights Evil Dead 2 Nightmare on Elm Street 4
who's with me going back in Time Machine ???😍😍😍
i'm in .
I wish😊
jump it in!
Yes movies in the 1980s were awesome. Tickets were $2.50 or equal to it. I remember biking to the mall and watching so many movies in 1987-89. Good times.
Even going to hang out at the mall on Friday and Saturday was so much fun?
If u listen, the guy paid 12 for 2 here
THESE ARE THE MOVIES PLAYING IN THE THEATER IN THIS VIDEO:
1. Tin Men
2. 84 Charing Cross Road
3. The Mission
4. Hannah and Her Sisters (1987 re-release)
5. A Room with a View (1985 Merchant-Ivory production, Helena Bonham Carter's breakthrough role)
6. The Decline of the American Empire (1986 Canadian comedy directed by Denys Arcand)
7. Hoosiers
Tin Men, starring Danny Devito, Richard Dreyfus, Barbara Hershey, John Mahoney and a whole bunch of other talent is one of the most underrated movies from the 80's. The movie really captured a slice of time in 1960's Baltimore that just pulls you into that era, even somehow successfully weaving in modern music from the Fine Young Cannibals. Masterful work, a must see.
#6 😢
1988 had way better releases. Hell comes to Frog Town, Colors Coming to America, blood sport etc
@@TheSaturnV Yes
@@TheSaturnV I completely agree. Haven't seen it in ages but I remember it being really good.
WE WERE THE LUCKY ONES TO ENJOY THE 80s AND THE 90s...SORRY FOR YOU GUYS😊😊😊
We all had FUN in the 80’s, and remembering them and watching this type of footage brings back the FUN again.
Yep, fun was only reserved for the 80s. Fun was outlawed in 1990, nobody ever has fun anymore. It is not allowed.
I wish we had a time machine, to relieve those beautiful & wonderful days 😊
My time machine is big screen westerns old time family viewing Amazon has many old movies . My record player works perfectly and youtube has plenty of old movies . When weather nice go for a bike ride . Actually other than miss the very old family that passed . Moved to much less crime town than in the 80’s .
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its a fun job ...
i agree. i was 21yoa my girlfriend 20yoa. in college.
i swear, to this day-we had our clothes off more than on, on any given weekend or friday night!
today she is divorced, has her own business and a grandmother...go 'figure.
This popcorn and soda is making me so hungry! They way the machine drips the butter in top. Wow!❤
Brings back a lot of memories watching this. I was 15 in 1987.
Miss those days. I’m going to be 52 in a few weeks but I wouldn’t change growing up in the 70s-90’s for anything. Such wonderful memories.
Class of 90!
@@BreakTime10101 the 90’s was a great time for me. I turned 20 in 92.
I also was fifteen in 1987, but only from Jan. 1 through April 1.
@@mike727272 me too. Class of 90 here. The 70’s, 80’s and 90’s were the best.
@@I_Fight_Instacart in 87 I turned 15 April 21
omg can u imagine, the people look peaceful, happy, sane, respectful, orderly, professional, the popcorn looks delicious, the pop looks refreshing and all for a reasonable price, go figure, thats when america was america folks and thats the reason why us 80s people love the 80s so much, oh i forgot even the worst movie in 87 was better than any modern movie could ever be, unforntuely all were left with is memories and vintage videos like this, thanks for posting it 👍
i worked for cineplex odeon down the road at La Brea the Showcase theatre ,,, real butter ,,such a beautiful art deco theatre
I feel blessed I got to live the 80s. What a fantastic decade. The movies, the music, the TV shows everything was awesome. Those were nobler times, there was a great vibe of camaraderie. I also think the 80s had the best balance between technology and society, there was still a sense of wonder. The 90s weren't bad either, but I do think the downfall started with the internet and in particular social media. AI will make things worse. I too get a little teary eyed remembering those times, the nostalgia can be overwhelming especially remembering moments with people that are no longer with me. If there was such a thing as a time machine, I would gladly go back to the 80s and live the rest of my days there.
I can't remember the last time someone counted my change back to me like that. Now they just hand you money and a receipt.
I just commented the same
and half the time you get short-changed.
Me too!
I was 17 yrs old, and back then ppl couldn’t wait to go see a movie. High schoolers took the better part of the day getting dressed up, and don’t forget hanging out at the mall.
The internet although it benefits us a lot, it also took away from socialization, and back then businesses could thrive. Miss the 80’s so bad, and for many, many things! Thanks for the memories ❤
There are some great movies that came out in 87. Some of all time favorites.
Nintendo was hitting hard. It was a great time to be 10 years old
OMG The curtain rise and the vintage CIneplex Odeon Snipe. MY GOD it's like I'm back in my childhood again this is absolutely amazing.
zactly ??? Canadian??/
Ten bucks says the theater doesn’t smell like weed and the people that typically cause the smell aren’t there.
@@pandaman1968 how does one improve the people around them? They’re too f ing high to follow good examples.
R U HIGH ITS the beverly center ! wow man
@@roystonmason9125 I’m almost positive nobody is high here. This isn’t 2024z
@@TinHatRanch dude i lived there and i worked for cineplex odeon down the road on La Brea luxurious arthouse called the SHOWCASE theatre and my friends and i went to Beverly center all the time free and HIGH as a KITE IN HOLLYWOOD MY D !
@@TinHatRanch haha
I miss how nicely dressed and respectful most people were back then, I was 21 that year.
(EDIT) I should clarify my comment. No one played "The knockout game" back then, I NEVER saw anyone defecate on a public sidewalk back then...etc.
That's funny. I was 14 in 1987, and I Remember all the grumpy old people saying how horribly dressed, and disrespectful all us teens were
@@vicepresidentmikepence889even people todays too.
@@vicepresidentmikepence889 compared to now they were dressed nice though
@kris78787 Again, that's literally exactly what the " grumpy old people" said in the 80's. " compared to now, people dressed so much better in the fifties"... And, I wasn't around in the fifties, but I heard all the grumpy old people, in the fifties, were saying " How dare these kids wear blue jeans to school, especially the girls"
I was a kid that year and people were just as rude then as they are now. It just seems like more now because rude people are recorded and uploaded to youtube all the time.
5:59 They really should bring back background movie music in theaters before the trailers and feature presentation starts, I could tell that really got the audience warmed up and excited for the movie to finally start.
It Sounds Like Star Wars Music Inside The Movie Theater.
I remember even in the 90s and early 00s the movie theater use to play music.
Now we watch lame commercials in the theater instead of at home.
We used to go to the movies every Sunday afternoon back then...I remember there being blobs on the screen before the movie, like the inside of a lava lamp.
They dont to that anymore, everything is gone and instead hear annoying crowd noises. Its strange i never remember how music started background noises in theathers.
18 that year. Man those were great times. Thanks Vampire.
Happy you enjoyed it! 😊
I was born August 1987
I've gone to the theater twice in the past 4 years (for Dune Part 1 and 2 IMAX). I grew up in this 80s era. Going to movies was fun, it was an event, people were (mostly) considerate, employees were nice. I used to go to 1-2 movies in the theater every week. The moviegoing experience is the exact antithesis of this today: expensive, annoyingly loud, 30 minutes of commercials and/or trailers, inconsiderate jerks on their phones, jaded "bro" employees on their phones who would rather die than assist you. Just a flat out unfun and miserable experience today.
Funny one of the last times I was in a movie theater was around this time, therefore I have nothing to compare this to.
I love these because it just reminds me of when I was younger and all of my family was still alive.
Yes.
That part! 😊
Mega Dittos 👍
I remember those days and I miss them .
Yes, Me Too.
Same
What I miss most about these times is no one is blankly staring down at a smartphone and completely oblivious to what's going on around them. Everyone was mentally present and living in the moment.
There were phones back then but not like "smartphone" just a regular phone call and texting.
But yeah, i just love that people back then are friendly, polite, gentlemen and nice not like today just the fact they are now rude, anti-social, strangers, not very friendly as much you talk face to face to humana today and pretty much how social media(except internet) and ruined EVERYTHING that happens since late 00s and begin mainstream since 10s. I wish i was in late 90s even early 00s........
@@karinadelma it's true, social media makes people more angry, anxious, and depressed.
@@kris78787 except today.
@@karinadelma there was no texting in the 80's. and cell phones were considered a luxury, i'm assuming. texting was invented in the early 80s, but wasnt used until the late 90s/2000. most people didnt have cell phones until around then, as well. they were commercially made in 1985, but werent a norm until 90s/2000. pagers were the thing.
Instead of looking at my phone, I still had my anxiety back then as a anxious little boy.
I don't think alot of you understand why sometimes people look at their phones. It's because some of us have social anxiety. Wtf is the point of living in the moment is we don't feel same. Our phones help us help anxious people feel safe unless we are with others we trust. I get that back then people didn't believe or understand mental illness much but geeze these comments still don't get it.
As someone mentioned we didn't have cell phones to text or stare at during the times but if they did have them, they would be doing the same.
That's how some people live in the moment because we are different than people like you who are more confident and didn't have get past our traumas.
It's hypothetical to say you prefer back then when you all are now using the Internet to communicate with each other.
There are purposes for phones instead of just "social media". I don't even use main stream social media. I game and watch stuff on my phone. It's basically a mini computer.
Born in 76 and I don’t miss this at all. I love going to the cinema now. Much more calm and orderly.
Amazing. People actually talking to each other there in the moment instead of texting with someone else.
I was 13-14 in 1987. Spent lots of time at the movie theater and the skating rink. Lots of good memories. To go along with what a lot of other people are saying...I think people were just more present wherever they went. If you got out of the house, you were really out and about and were taking in your surroundings.
yep, that pretty much lasted until the 21st century
Nice to venture back to yesteryear. I remember 1987. In 1987 I went with my dad to see my first ever movie at the cineplex in Pontiac, Michigan. Movie is called Full Metal Jacket
People dressing up nice to see a movie at this time……….WOW.
Mainly looks to be a clan of Jehovah’s Witnesses that came in with folders and books. Pointless to dress up to go to a movie 🍿 theater as people are not the attraction.
Back then, going to a Saturday night movie WAS a big deal; also, remember VHS players were around a couple grand each to own.
I purchased my second VCR a Panasonic, for about US $450.00. About the average price for a vcr then, even the more expensive Sony's and Aiwa did not cost 2 grand.
The top 10 movies of 1987: 1: “Three Men And A Baby”, 2: “Fatal Attraction”, 3: “Beverly Hills Cop II”, 4: “Good Morning Vietnam”, 5: “Moonstruck”, 6: “The Untouchables”, 7: “The Secret Of My Success”, 8: “Stakeout”, 9: “Lethal Weapon”, 10: “The Witches Of Eastwick”. ❤️❤️
This brings back a lot of memories. I was a teenager in 1987 and used to go to the movies all the time. A blast from the past.
Thats 80s buttery popcorn and delicious cold crisp sugar cane based sodas ❤
Lies because 80s is when the high fructose corn syrup was introduced especially for fountain drinks
@@Chiefs1991 not widespread until 1990s
Everything so clean and orderly! 😢 im an 80s baby, i miss this simple life.
Thank you for letting this 48-year-old get to re-experience going to the movies at 11.
I was 24 in 87. I experienced movies in the late '60s through the '70s, when drive ins were still popular. There were 3 in my area.
People looked so excited, a time when movies actually made well and entertaining.
I was 15 years old.......... Man I miss those days! 😔
I’ll never get tired of these videos. It’s like a time machine. I enjoy seeing videos of how life was like before I was even thought of.
I was 8 years old when this was shot - I'll be 46 this summer. I was so lucky to have had my childhood in the '80s and teen years in the '90s.
I'm about to turn 47. Yes, us 80s kids were lucky! 😊
I'm 52 and totally agree. those were some great times.
I'm the same age, I can't believe we're in our 40s now lol
Worked 2yrs at a movie theatre 1990-92 - greatest job I've ever had!
Dang what else have you done lol
@I_Fight_Instacart That was it. Talk about peaking early amiright?!?
@@I_Fight_Instacart watched Blade and Mortal Kombat for free I bet
Counting change the correct way!! Awesome!
I was 19 in 1987,remember driving to the theaters with my girl at the time on many occasions.
Wow, we’re the same age… Nice 😊👍
@princessunicorn669 I turned 56 in January.
I was just 22 years old, and studied abroad in Seville, Spain for an academic year from September 1, 1987 to June 8, 1988. What a time to be alive! The 80s were wonderful.
So cool getting to see the inside of the theater in this video! Even has balcony seating! Awesome!
Look at my grandparents generation still rocking and rolling back then. I was 6 years old at this time and I wish I would've had more deeper conversations with people from the Silent and Greatest Generations.
same... my grandparents were in their 60s at the time, younger than my parents are now lol. I wish I'd been able to talk to them more as an adult.
No loud, unruly and obnoxious teens…people took the utmost pride in their presentation 😊
Such a pure moment in life we will never get back
Wow, they still had a curtain. I miss the 1980s so much...
Popcorn and a drink...$3.50
And $20,000 a year was a good salary
And it’s now $25.00 for a small
@@vicepresidentmikepence889 That's 56k in 2024 with inflation adjustment, which is about median income in major metro areas.
$3.35 federal minimum wage too.
And I used to complain about that price! When I would go on a date with a girl, I would buy candy at 7-11 and then make her hide it in her purse until we go to the movie theater seats. I would just pay for drinks.
Those popcorn and drink sizes are huge. It could feed a family of 4 with that.
Under 5 bucks for both - now 20+
I was a kid when Star Wars came out. Great memories.
Now the 1970's was the time when your parents made you dress up to go to the movies. I'll never forget that. It was a hold out from their era. An evening at the theater was a big deal. I witnessed Star Wars also in the theatre opening week in '77.
The popcorn looks amazing.
good stuff not "Bioengineered"
cineplex odeon used real butter too
@@cajuncyclerestorations145 Wrong.
@@roystonmason9125 Nope. You got the chemical stuff for free or you'd pay extra for "real" butter.
@@tycanuck you don't know ! real butter does cost more ... and they served no grease
I can smell the popcorn, Polo cologne and aquanet. 🤪
Omg, you’re right!
Worked as a ticket seller in a movie theatre one summer when I was a kid. One of the best jobs I've ever had, partly because most people are in a good mood when they go to the movies: very nice vibes all around.
Cali was amazing back in the 20th century. We can't go back but this video helps to remember that glorious age.
Cash = freedom
I prefer a debit card, to having 100 pennies in my pockets
@@vicepresidentmikepence889 No way. Change was the best part. Go cash it in after collecting spare change.
@@vicepresidentmikepence889 There is the take a penny leave a penny thing at a lot of places. Though I do think it has been past time to discontinue the penny like the half cent was. Still can price to the cent (or if your a gas station 9/10 of a cent). just round the total. $9/hr is a penny every four seconds. ~Half of U.S. states pay $10+ now for minimum wage. In Reply to: "
@vicepresidentmikepence889
6 days ago (edited)
I prefer a debit card, to having 100 pennies in my pockets "
@@vicepresidentmikepence889 Also I would rather not have to go though multiple companies dependent on the network, then you have to get approval (most account contracts / agreements can decline you for a multitude of reasons) from the network, card issuer to name a few parties involved.
In reply to"
@vicepresidentmikepence889
6 days ago (edited)
I prefer a debit card, to having 100 pennies in my pockets "
Yep. Paying with cash means no third party businesses or AI programs will know your purchasing patterns.
0:36 it sounds like someone is asking "can I have my f***ing break now?". lol Either way, I love this channel and all of the B-roll footage. It's a great unfiltered look back
Ha ha, I heard that, too.
I went to an AMC recently. There were 20 minutes of commercials and trailers, no joke. TWENTY MINUTES
Love this video, thank you so much for posting! So proud and grateful to have lived the 80's. There's a whole lot to miss. At the same time, it makes me extra grateful for all the breaks we have today that we never dreamed of before. Sure, there aren't any flying cars or hoverboards, but if you told 80's kids back then about how easy this generation can get their hands on whatever movies and music they want, they'd want to fast-forward to where we are now. Human beings are funny that way.
We were a proper country.
Peak of civilization, mostly downhill from then.
Blah blah. People say that about every decade.
People looked dressed up for the movies. And staff looked cute and clean.
I was 18 in 1987. The only movie I remember seeing that year was The Lost Boys. Great movie with amazing music soundtrack. Especially because it featured one of my favorite bands INXS. I got to see them live for the first time in 1988.
If you missed the 80s, I feel bad for you. What a time to be alive.
Today's world really sucks.
I just can't tell you how much I fucking live for this kind of content. You are one of the unsung heroes of YT and yer doin' the Lord's work I tell ya. Keep it aaaaaaalll coming.
I was working at the Fox Theater in Covina, CA when this clip was filmed.
Going back even further, before cable television., movies was a major treat. As children i the late '60s / early '70s, our parents would treat us to movies 1, maybe 2 times a month.
Watching throwback videos like these always makes me think a random 2024 person was assigned a bulky camcorder, 80s attire to blend in to avoid speculation of being from the future, and was transported back in time. It's so cool!
Thank you so much for your channel Vampire Robot 💯💪❤️🙌🤠 I've been home recovering from a stroke and all your videos have kept my mind off of my personal problems 🙏🏼. Have a blessed day 🙏🏼❤️
Oh my! How are you doing? Just keep the faith and take it one day at a time.
Ah, the 80's! All cash transactions and nobody using gloves to handle food! No reserved seating, you're on your own, don't be late!!
I believe the mid 90's is when plastic and rubber gloves where starting to get mandated by health departments for handing food at most establishments. before then, it was a thing you mainly saw at the school lunch lines or at the odd restaurants. Some establishment were starting to take card around the 80's, But it was that ink compression device, that the clerk puts the card in, then slides it back and forward.
Not being nostalgic over not wearing gloves. My guy the germs though 🤡
Everyone survived, and stronger for it
@@KenKen-ui4ny We used to call that device the knucklebuster.
Here we go with the rose-colored glasses. No one wore gloves, but food borne illnesses were also quite prevalent AND deadly. Also, at most movie theatres popcorn/concessions are still handled without gloves, only hot foods are handled with gloves. Folks really do love coming into these comment sections just to talk out their asses. Meanwhile I'm from the same gen lol.
Keep posting more videos please! I love watching these they take me back ❤️
Just what I needed, thank you! ☺️🍿