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A few weeks ago I ran across a double-feature DVD with Hook and the Indian in the Cupboard at the grocery store I frequent. When I mentioned watching Hook a week or two later on LJ, wowomom got all "I miss that movie! Keep an eye out for another copy please? Cause they don't exist anywhere around here."
So, because I am an awesome friend, I've been doing just that, and I got lucky and did actually find another copy last night at the same grocery store I found the first, so I snatched it up for her and plan to send it out once I get some stamps.
I mentioned this to Emma, and she and I started reminiscing and joking about the Giant Cell Phones and the big, bulky VHS video cameras of the late 80s and early 90s that are all over the place toward the beginning of the movie.
Then I realized that Hook came out in 1991, which means IT IS ALMOST 20 YEARS OLD! And I may have actually seen it in the theater.
I now feel incredibly old.
ETA 9:09 am
And now you all can, too. Damn history... keeps coming at us 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
So, because I am an awesome friend, I've been doing just that, and I got lucky and did actually find another copy last night at the same grocery store I found the first, so I snatched it up for her and plan to send it out once I get some stamps.
I mentioned this to Emma, and she and I started reminiscing and joking about the Giant Cell Phones and the big, bulky VHS video cameras of the late 80s and early 90s that are all over the place toward the beginning of the movie.
Then I realized that Hook came out in 1991, which means IT IS ALMOST 20 YEARS OLD! And I may have actually seen it in the theater.
I now feel incredibly old.
ETA 9:09 am
And now you all can, too. Damn history... keeps coming at us 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.