r/90s
Cant find 90s kids series where kids were moving parallel worlds
I remember that there was an antihero that wanted to catch up the kids, he had girls accompanying that were moving with a strange noise /lalalala-la-la), also I remember a serie when the children reach to a closed ice skating field, and the cleaning MACHIN RUNS, AND ONE OF THEM DISAPPEARS> Please, if someone remembers, let me know, thanks.
u/Neat_Fun_4654 — 4 hours ago
LEGO - Mr. Bean Rides Again - With enough support it could become a real Lego set. Mr. Bean, Teddy and I would really appreciate your support. If you have a moment the support link is in the comments (thank you).
u/DivingFaces — 12 hours ago
▲ 81 r/90s
I can still smell the On-Cor Salisbury Steaks gravy burning slightly on the edges of the tray
Bonus points if you paired it with instant mashed potatoes and used a slice of white bread as a mop for the extra gravy.
u/danielminds — 8 hours ago
▲ 51 r/90s
Something subtle that shows our age..
Just realized we saw this prior, or in the title card of every show watched
u/Quiet-Employer3205 — 8 hours ago
▲ 198 r/90s
The most underrated Tarantino storyline/scene of all time?
Four Rooms was Tarantino’s first movie after Pulp Fiction and is often overlooked in his catalog of movies. There were 4 scenes in the movie…4 different rooms in the same hotel with Tim Roth the bellman. In particular, Room 309, directed by Robert Rodriguez and starring Antonio Banderas, was an absolute comedic gem.
This might be the most Tarantino has gone all-in on comedy. The end was a Seinfeld-esque climax of absolute destruction….which you can watch here (obvious spoilers): https://youtu.be/o3vcxuJV5xg?is=gAhnoD2ibiXf9fu_
“Don’t misbehave” and “BEHAVE” are what I say every time I leave my 12 year-old son to run an errand. Yes, complete in Banderas tone. Yes he’s beyond sick of it 😁.
u/Zero7CO — 20 hours ago
Tongue Splashers gumballs (1993-1999)
You gotta admire the packaging. Kudos to their marketing team for the innovation...
u/Joaquino7997 — 1 day ago
▲ 20 r/90s
Hi, I'm Ernie McCracken. When I found out little Billy here was growing up without a daddy, I had to do something. Once again this year, I'll be sponsoring a fatherless family in every city I bowl with.
u/ThoughtPolice66 — 12 hours ago