I don't think I ever outgrew any of the things I loved as a child. Maybe the secret to eternal youth is arrested development.
Do you still enjoy anything you liked as a kid?
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When I was a kid I liked: Being swamped with fluffy things as I slept, video games, playing outside, reading, writing, drawing, making stuff, cartoons, any animated movie, science, and fluffy animals
Now I like: Being swamped with fluffy things as I sleep, video games, animating, reading, internet, drawing, making stuff, cartoons, any animated movie, science, and fluffy animals
So to answer your question OP, yes. Yes I do.
When I was a kid I liked: Being swamped with fluffy things as I slept, video games, playing outside, reading, writing, drawing, making stuff, cartoons, any animated movie, science, and fluffy animals
Now I like: Being swamped with fluffy things as I sleep, video games, animating, reading, internet, drawing, making stuff, cartoons, any animated movie, science, and fluffy animals
So to answer your question OP, yes. Yes I do.
Star Wars, of corse. But not mainly for the movies, but beyond
and I still watch spongebob.
And Legos... I should get the mandalorian battle pack...
and I still watch spongebob.
And Legos... I should get the mandalorian battle pack...
i still enjoy all the things that i liked as a kid. Then again, i didn't like all that much when i was a kid.
great, now i want a peanut butter and jelly sandwich...and i don't have ANY of the ingredients for it or money to buy them with till pay day.
great, now i want a peanut butter and jelly sandwich...and i don't have ANY of the ingredients for it or money to buy them with till pay day.
Quite a few things, actually. For movies, there's The Secret of NIMH, the Tremors series, and The Neverending Story. For books, the Redwall series and Whitefang (I seriously first read this when I was about 7 or 8, which makes me very proud of my younger self). And for cartoons, I still like Invader Zim and Courage the Cowardly Dog.
There's a quote from Ezra Pound that pretty much describes my feeling towards old tastes/favorites: "There is no reason why the same man should like the same book at 18 and at 48."
I don't take it to mean that the same thing should not be enjoyable at a later age, just the it would occupy a different area of appreciation upon revisiting.
In any case, I still watch every episode of Spaced all over again every few months.
I don't take it to mean that the same thing should not be enjoyable at a later age, just the it would occupy a different area of appreciation upon revisiting.
In any case, I still watch every episode of Spaced all over again every few months.
I still love video games and cartoons! But the big thing is
Yes, it WAS better back in the old days, but it still rocks!
Yes, it WAS better back in the old days, but it still rocks!
Hell no, the stuff I watched and played and read when I was younger was horrible, I'm glad I moved past it.
I enjoy just about everything that I did as a kid. I'll never grow out of good 90s cartoon shows like Batman TAS or video games. I still dont mind watching the occasional episode of older seasons of Power Rangers. The only thing I can think of that I straight up am not a fan of anymore are collectable cards and their respective shows such as Pokemon or Yu Gi Oh.
I'm 29. I still like the same stuff I always liked. I recognize it's flaws but I still like the qualities in it that made it likable, and I judge it in context to the time it came out. In general, for example, I think that most movies have gotten better since I was a kid. But that doesn't mean that thinking Pulp Fiction or Fight Club aren't absolutely great films.
In fact, I like Warhammer 40k more now than I did when I was 15.
In fact, I like Warhammer 40k more now than I did when I was 15.
The original Power Rangers will always kick ass. What bugs me about it how is how whiny that alpha robot is.
Just watched some Looney Toons the other day. It's lost some of its luster, but it's still pretty great.
Videogames stands out, although I don't play the same games as I used to, except when I'm really bored. Also, I feel that my love of playing in my sandbox has influenced my love of playing Minecraft, so I'm going with that.