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Did the fear of nuclear war really affect everyday life in the United States?

u/LizzaQueenOFC — 9 hours ago
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Remember the Harvard Lampoon Magazine parodies Before the National Lampoon got going?

u/db7112 — 5 hours ago
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There's probably an old photo of you wearing one of these shirts

u/mistermeek67 — 18 hours ago
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Anyone remember when this style of wall art was all the rage?

These were really the thing back in the day.

u/kstravlr12 — 1 day ago
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Who else was terrified of the Sleestaks from Land of the Lost back in the’70s?

u/Advanced_Linees — 2 days ago
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Who saw the 1976 King Kong in theaters?

Millennial here. I just watched this version of King Kong at home and thought it was a blast. Not as impressive or frightening as the 1933 original, but great entertainment nonetheless. For people who saw this one in theaters, how was the experience? Seems like there was quite a massive PR/ad campaign for it, with tons of merchandising and events, pre-Star Wars. Was Kong a big deal at the time?

EDIT: Sorry for multiple posts. My wireless sucks. I deleted the other two.

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u/VomitingDuck — 1 day ago
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Spartan (2004)

One of the late great Val Kilmer's best thriller performances! Iceman!!

u/HollywoodHalfLife — 1 day ago
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Cruising Van nuys in the '70s the heart of Southern California's car culture. 😎 👀 ✌️

u/Initial_Reason1532 — 1 day ago
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Faye Dunaway & William Holden as Diana Christensen & Max Schumacher in: Network (1976) by Sidney Lumet - Screenplay by Paddy Chayefsky

u/elf0curo — 1 day ago