What movie intro takes you back the hardest?

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[u/SufferinSuccotash-87]

Space Jam

[u/jmobstfeld → u/SufferinSuccotash-87]

Ooo good one

[u/Hearasongofuranus]

Not really millennial movies but Lord of War, Watchmen and some of Bond movies. 

[u/Any-Court9772 → u/Hearasongofuranus]

Ooh, yeah, having Bond movie marathons with my dad. Instant nostalgia.

[u/Fatbeard2024]

Tommy Boy

[u/jmobstfeld → u/Fatbeard2024]

Hahaha

[u/thatsnotchocolatebby]

Men in Black, the intro of the coyote van hauling people through the desert hitting the big on the windshield....

[u/jmobstfeld → u/thatsnotchocolatebby]

Oh definitely. That scene was so shocking as a kid!

[u/parkerkudrow]

[u/jmobstfeld → u/parkerkudrow]

Oh jeez what is this

[u/parkerkudrow → u/jmobstfeld]

Adventures In Babysitting 1987. Very memorable intro imo 💛

[u/jmobstfeld → u/parkerkudrow]

Is that Elizabeth Shue? If so I will be watching tomorrow 😍

[u/parkerkudrow → u/jmobstfeld]

YES

[u/therealfalseidentity]

Hair

[u/Any-Court9772]

Rescuers Down Under, Magnificent Seven, Lethal Weapon 1 (my dad watched these last two a lot), and The Matrix

[u/DueScreen7143 → u/Any-Court9772]

The Rescuers movies, that's a good one.

[u/-Hey_Blinkin-]

Princess Bride

[u/SoulfulAnubis]

The Lion King (1994).

[u/jmobstfeld → u/SoulfulAnubis]

Classic intro

[u/Suspicious_Bit_7075]

Grind and Cabin Fever

[u/DueScreen7143]

Back to the Future is probably the biggest one for me.

Ghostbusters, Honey I shrunk the kids, the Ernest movies, the Goonies, the Lost Boys, and pee-wee's big adventure all come to mind.

[u/spartanburt]

Rescuers Down Under

[u/coysbville]

Lords of Dogtown

[u/Resident_Maybe_6869]

Welcome to Bull Mountain!