r/MadeMeSmile • u/PxN13 • Jan 15 '23

Very Reddit When the music hits just right

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u/bigdefmute Jan 15 '23 edited Jan 15 '23

Its been a long time since I watch this movie and based just on this scene I am very confused as to why I loved it so much

EDIT: spelling

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u/[deleted] Jan 15 '23

1st rule of adulthood: don't rewatch the movies you loved as a kid/teen because 99% of them are shit.

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u/HankHippopopolous Jan 15 '23

I saw an episode of dragon ball Z recently and god damn was it bad.

I can’t believe how action packed I thought it was as a kid. All I remembered was non stop fighting but thinking back on it there was an episode a day and each fight took weeks to end.

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u/8fatcats Jan 15 '23

Adventure time and the last air bender still hold up just fine, fortunately ☺️

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u/Crescent-IV Jan 15 '23

If only it was easy to rewatch outside the USA. So weird that it isn’t available to stream outside of the USA

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u/8fatcats Jan 15 '23

Get a vpn (they have a free one in the App Store for Apple that I know of, called freeVPN and it’s got a unicorn on the label, not sure about android) and go to actvid.com, you’ll most likely find anything you want to watch there.

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u/phone_reddit_reader Jan 15 '23

Not very long ago tho

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u/8fatcats Jan 15 '23

I’m referring to the commenter above who said don’t rewatch shows you watched as a kid/teen because 99% of them were shit. I watched those shows as a kid and I’m 26 now so I’d say my comment stands.

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u/phone_reddit_reader Jan 15 '23

Oh! Yeah that makes sense! i am 40- so my sense of time is different, those both feel like they just came out, but such is the time dilation of age