The Coolest Kid You Knew In 1941
Created on: November 16th, 2007
The ancestor of the one that started it all. Man I hated him, he always had the best games.
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For some reason, I just knew someone would say this. Well, I had to pick a reference that people would understand. If I wanted to be even more historically accurate, I could have put a poster of "How Green Was My Valley" or "Here Comes Mr. Jordan" instead, but it's two movies no one cares about, so why bother. Also, Citizen Kane was still more or less popular at it's release, it just was overlooked by criticism.
Well I have to say LePape's comment response does impress me. I don't think many kids of any generation would be impressed by Citizen Kane as it has a decidedly large lack of super powers, guns, explosions, action, or tits. The choice of that movie because of its significance to that era does speak volumes about the thought that went into this ytmnd. While I hate the "cool kid" fan in general, this *is* actually pretty cool.
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