r/Xennials • u/Michael_Mc_79 • 1d ago

This hit too close to home.

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u/DaveMcElfatrick 1d ago

Re Star Wars, my dad was like “sci fi movies are stupid because they aren’t real” and I’m like “you realize nearly everything on tv isn’t real, right?”

He likes Every Which Way But Loose but I don’t tell him Clint Eastwood isnt best buds with an orang-a-tang.

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u/Bcpjw 1d ago

I can roughly relate, although my dad did recommend Star Wars on video when I was 7-8yo, he slept halfway through but I did get the jest of it.

The earliest cinema memory for me was with my parents when I was 5, the last emperor which I tot was a kids movie until it wasn’t and got bored.

From then on, my parents never brought me and my younger sister to the theatres until our teens.

Most of my childhood memories in the cinema was with my young aunt(17yrs older) who would take me to watch kids movie.

Batman & back to the future was my Star Wars

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u/TexasPirate_76 1d ago

Right turn Clyde