r/decadeology

2017 was honestly the most underrated time to be alive. Spring and summer were peak pop culture—fidget spinners took over the world, and the weather actually felt great compared to the blistering heat of 2016. On top of that, the movie lineup was incredible with Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 and Spider-Man: Homecoming. By fall, Fortnite dropped and instantly changed gaming culture forever, and we capped the whole year off with a new Star Wars film in December. Everyone hyped up 2016, but to me, it still felt stuck in the early 2010s. By 2017, tech and camera quality finally felt modern in case people wanted photo shoots.

Fun Fact: 2017 was the safest year in aviation history.

2018 was basically Fortnite. And 2019 was basically tiktok’s rise and trends also avengers endgame was great for its spring release 2017 just had everything perfect.

After making 0,78 M in last two days in China, Obsession officially grossed more than Elemental, soon it will overtake The Conjuring: Last Rites and become top-5 best grossing horror all-time and reach 500M.

20 years from now if someone is having a 2020s themed party, what would people wear? What are the defining characteristics of fashion for this decade?

Most people think big hair and bell-bottoms when they think ‘70s or shoulder pads and funky colors when they think ‘80s. I wonder what the 2020s equivalent will be decades from now. I have looked up “2020s fashion” on social media but it doesn’t seem to have much of a defining feature other than mostly being recycled 90s/Y2K trends.

What’s everyone’s opinion?

Hear me out. Most countries are at peace with each other, World Cup, GTA 6, post covid optimism, the economy at its highest, new Avengers, Shrek, Spider man movies coming out.

Am I right?

Given the fact that 2006 is often viewed as the pivotal bridge between the mid‑2000s and late‑2000s culture and considering the cultural, technological and social shifts underway at the time, do you think 2006 feels more closer with the transformative remaining somewhat early to mid 2000s cultural break of 2004 or the fully or the emerging late‑2000s world taking shape by 2008?

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I love Wreck it Ralph so much, it's literally so creative, great characters, and it's not only a 80s throwback but you can tell Disney put a lot of originality it making it look both from the 80s and also mixing timeless themes and designs in the movie. I just wish it got as much attention and marketing like Frozen and Zootopia do today, which are def the two most popular movies from the Disney Revival Era. It is such a fun movie

Early 2020s Covid

Mid 2020s A.I

Late 2020s ????