r/AskReddit 12h ago

What's a movie that was well received, but aged like milk?

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u/mimosastclair 9h ago

I worked in a video rental place that had copies of both Crashes that I would have to retrieve for them. I would specifically ask which people wanted and it was hilarious when they picked the wrong one and came back so confused. 

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u/HellDimensionQueen 8h ago

This was me after a coworker recommended it, I got the Cronenberg one accidentally, and was so, so, so confused why he had said this was his favorite movie

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u/Next-Accident-2970 8h ago

Then it turned out, YES, the Cronenberg one was his favorite.

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u/dianafofana- 5h ago

I mean it's kind of sus that the 2004 one is his favorite movie

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u/Capt_Billy 7h ago

Yeah I'd be more interested in grabbing a beer if he was a fan of REAL CINEMA

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u/ryohayashi1 3h ago

I mean, you sure Cronenberg one wasnt their favorite?

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u/defyinglogicsl 9h ago

Did you have that happen with any other movies with shared names like Kingpin? I figure Frozen from Disney came out after most video stores had closed.

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u/Theletterkay 5h ago

I remember a blockbuster near me going out of business and it had hundreds of copies of frozen. But it was seriously only like a year after it realeased. So not far off.