2000s CGI - /tv/ (#212335756) [Archived: 795 hours ago]

Anonymous

7/4/2025, 3:09:27 PM No.212335756

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md5: 631bee1c23f62cb25dfdd101691fede7🔍

Does it hold up well?

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Anonymous

7/4/2025, 3:10:58 PM No.212335785

>>212335756 (OP)
KINO

Anonymous

7/4/2025, 3:15:15 PM No.212335855

>>212335756 (OP)
THIS is what genxers and millennial kids were fed with... no wonder the world is so fucked today

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Anonymous

7/4/2025, 3:16:45 PM No.212335881

>>212335855
For GenX that would have been stop motion or some other practical effects wizardry

Anonymous

7/4/2025, 3:21:58 PM No.212335986

>>212335756 (OP)
It was so cool back in the days.

Anonymous

7/4/2025, 3:25:15 PM No.212336053

Kids today no longer have use for memory, or imagination. Tech replaced those things and made them weaker for it.

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Anonymous

7/4/2025, 4:35:57 PM No.212337624

Do you hear that sound? Oh no, it's the...

LANGOLIERS! AAAAAAA

Anonymous

7/4/2025, 4:40:26 PM No.212337741

>>212335756 (OP)
Imagine riding a ferris wheel with your wife and kids and suddenly everyone gets ground up in to peopleburger as your seat turns into a radiator. Jesus fuck thats terrifying.
How many people were on that cruise?!

Anonymous

7/4/2025, 4:45:04 PM No.212337861

>>212335855
You didn't just see that ferris wheel turn into a fucking robot lion and begin to question reality?!

Anonymous

7/4/2025, 4:47:35 PM No.212337931

>>212336053
They said the same thing when Atari came out of wise and learned 30 something

Anonymous

7/4/2025, 4:48:59 PM No.212337974

>>212335756 (OP)
balrog still holds up well