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* TechnologyMarchesOn: Barry's invention, the "Memo-Minder", was rendered obsolete on January 1, 1984, when the original AT&T [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Breakup_of_the_Bell_System monopoly was shattered]], and customers could begin purchasing and installing their own telephone equipment, including affordable and easy-to-use ''[[https://recordinghistory.org/technology/answering-machines/the-1980s-answering-machines-take-off-and-then-crashes/ answering machines]]''.
** Then, by 2004, answering machines themselves would be shelved in favor of a cell phone's voicemail, which would in turn see a serious decline by 2014 with the rise of instant messaging (IM). In three decades, we leaped from hand-written memos, to answering machines, to voicemail, to IM.
** Then, by 2004, answering machines themselves would be shelved in favor of a cell phone's voicemail, which would in turn see a serious decline by 2014 with the rise of instant messaging (IM). In three decades, we leaped from hand-written memos, to answering machines, to voicemail, to IM.
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* ValuesDissonance: Unprotected sex with hookers = harmless fun[=/=][[SexAsRiteOfPassage male rite of passage]]. The movie came out just before the [=HIV=]/[=AIDS=] scare went nationwide.
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* ValuesDissonance: ValuesDissonance[=/=]STDImmunity: Unprotected sex with hookers = harmless fun[=/=][[SexAsRiteOfPassage male rite of passage]]. The movie came out just before the [=HIV=]/[=AIDS=] scare went nationwide.
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* JustHereForGodzilla: Most will go into this movie only having seen the iconic "Old Time Rock and Roll" dance, so they watch the movie for this scene, and expect the movie to have that similar upbeat tone, but that scene occurs early in the movie and everything that follows fits more into the Crime/Drama genre than it does '80s Comedy.j
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* JustHereForGodzilla: Most will go into this movie only having seen the iconic "Old Time Rock and Roll" dance, so they watch the movie for this scene, and expect the movie to have that similar upbeat tone, but that scene occurs early in the movie and everything that follows fits more into the Crime/Drama genre than it does '80s Comedy.j
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** Mixed in are songs from that time period by Music/{{Journey}}, Music/{{Prince}}, and oh yeah Music/PhilCollins' "In the Air Tonight" which was required by law to be on every soundtrack between 1982 to 1987.
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** Mixed in are songs from that time period by Music/{{Journey}}, Music/{{Journey|Band}}, Music/{{Prince}}, and oh yeah Music/PhilCollins' "In the Air Tonight" which was required by law to be on every soundtrack between 1982 to 1987.
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* JustHereForGodzilla: Most will go into this movie only having seen the iconic "Old Time Rock and Roll" dance, so they watch the movie for this scene, and expect the movie to have that similar upbeat tone, but that scene occurs early in the movie and everything that follows fits more into the Crime/Drama genre than it does '80s Comedy.
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* JustHereForGodzilla: Most will go into this movie only having seen the iconic "Old Time Rock and Roll" dance, so they watch the movie for this scene, and expect the movie to have that similar upbeat tone, but that scene occurs early in the movie and everything that follows fits more into the Crime/Drama genre than it does '80s Comedy.j
* MandelaEffect: Everyone knows about the iconic scene in Risky Business where Joel dances around the house in a shirt, socks and sunglasses. Except he wasn't actually wearing sunglasses in the scene. He's also wearing a pink shirt in the scene, while parodies almost always have the person wearing a white shirt.
* MandelaEffect: Everyone knows about the iconic scene in Risky Business where Joel dances around the house in a shirt, socks and sunglasses. Except he wasn't actually wearing sunglasses in the scene. He's also wearing a pink shirt in the scene, while parodies almost always have the person wearing a white shirt.
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* SugarWiki/HeartwarmingMoments: When the Princeton interviewer is going over Joel's school records, Lana is standing nearby listening to all of the things Joel's done to get his chance at a good college. The look on her face suggests [[spoiler:she's seriously falling in love with Joel.]]
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** When the Princeton interviewer is going over Joel's school records, Lana is standing nearby listening to all of the things Joel's done to get his chance at a good college. The look on her face suggests [[spoiler:she's seriously falling in love with Joel.]]
** When the Princeton interviewer is going over Joel's school records, Lana is standing nearby listening to all of the things Joel's done to get his chance at a good college. The look on her face suggests [[spoiler:she's seriously falling in love with Joel.]]
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* TearJerker: Lana’s backstory: She ran away because her stepfather was sexually harassing her, and she left a little brother behind. She seems to believe that sex work is the only thing she can do, as she’s not even trying to go back to school,
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* TearJerker: Lana’s backstory: She ran away because her stepfather was sexually harassing her, and she left a little brother behind. She seems to believe that sex work is the only thing she can do, as she’s not even trying to go back to school,school or do anything for the future.
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* TearJerker: Lana’s backstory: She ran away because her stepfather was sexually harassing her, and she left a little brother behind. She seems to believe that sex work is the only thing she can do, as she’s not even trying to go back to school,
