Really depends on your age, I guess. For me, anything made in 1990 and later is new(ish) and everything before that is old. I imagine if you were born in the 2010s, even 90s movies feel very old.
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Yes.
And I was old enough to remember going to the movies in 1995.
Not by myself, but dad took us to see some.
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Depends how old you are.
Yeah anything produced in the late 1900 I would consider old. Like me....
Anything before 2005 is old to me
Thirty years. I may have seen it while I was young, but that doesn't make us both not old.
obviously.
Should Super Mario Brothers 1 be considered an old game?
It depends whether you've ever played the game before (or, regarding your question, whether you've seen the movie before).
If you've seen the movie or played the game a half million times, then it's not new to you.
But there's still plenty of people out there that haven't seen the movie or played the game you speak of, so it would absolutely be new to them...
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