Thread: What is it about pre-1960s movies that makes me hate them?
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Old 08-05-2004, 07:22 AM   #13
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Yeah. Not only does the era of the movies make the situations and setting unrelatable probably, but the dialogue alot of the times is really corny because it was acceptable at that time.

There are some movies that are exceptions to the rule (Rear Window was good times) but for the most part, really old movies don't really entertain me.
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