A place for those who "Trust the Fungus"

How old is everyone? I turn 17 in September I just want to know if you all are older than me or not.

And is anyone a girl? I know I am and its the nest thing that has ever happened to me.

Hi Constance! I'm a girl, and I'm 26 years old

I guess people who are going to like the Super Mario Bros. Movie are going to be older than me
I have a sister who is 26 and a bunch of older siblings thats all.
Its all cool BD

I'm 21 and first experienced the movie around age five. I'd always enjoyed it, but it's only been the last year or so that I've gotten back into it. I think it's fair to say that most of the film's fans are a little older or a little younger. There's good reason for that: we first experienced it and now we're introducing it to our own kids or nephews/nieces.

I do know that we have two or three other girls around here, but they only visit sporadically. Hopefully they'll stop by soon and you can get to know them.

I'm 21 and first saw the film at age 4 Loved it ever since, recently showed my little cousins it and they love it too!

I'm 18 years old
9 years ago, I watchted the movie for first time on TV
I spent 5 years trying to find and learn more about it

29/Male. I think I was around 12 when SMB came out in 93

incognitus wrote:I'm 18 years old

I'm 24, whippersnapper.

I'm 20 and I saw the movie back in 1996 when I first got Super Mario 64. I was 5 years old.

Sheesh everyone's so young on here. I'm 33 and saw SMB on VHS. Pretty soon i'll have to explain what VHS was

Wesr wrote:Sheesh everyone's so young on here. I'm 33 and saw SMB on VHS. Pretty soon i'll have to explain what VHS was

Think again, I actually OWN a vhs.

87% of my movie collection is a VHS Archive.

Yeah a massive chunk of our stuff is still vhs, including all the original bond films and star trek movies. We've been trying to find a vcr but i don't think anyone is making them now.

Wesr wrote:Yeah a massive chunk of our stuff is still vhs, including all the original bond films and star trek movies. We've been trying to find a vcr but i don't think anyone is making them now.

SAME HERE!

I know that Wal-Mart sells DVD+VCR players, you may want to look there...or best buy.

I'm a boy obviously.

Wesr wrote:Sheesh everyone's so young on here. I'm 33 and saw SMB on VHS. Pretty soon i'll have to explain what VHS was

I LOVE old VHS movies. Everything from the box art design to the tracking to the feeling of rewinding after a late-night marathon. However, the medium has become a bit of a burden these days as more and more movies I want to watch are degraded.

There's a documentary called 'Rewind This' coming out about the rise and influence of the VHS medium on the film industry and pop culture. It seems like a fun watch, but the comparisons to vinyl are a bit extreme.

superwesleybros wrote:

Wesr wrote:Yeah a massive chunk of our stuff is still vhs, including all the original bond films and star trek movies. We've been trying to find a vcr but i don't think anyone is making them now.

SAME HERE!

I know that Wal-Mart sells DVD+VCR players, you may want to look there...or best buy.

I would not purchase a DVD player/VCR combination, since the last few machines I owned did not last very long. I would suggest checking thrift stores and flea markets for VCRs. I suggest checking their return policies and asking whether the machines were tested (for playback and tracking) or not.

As for the questions that started this topic, I'm 23 years of age and I was a boy once (I'm still male ).

Hello everybody! I'm 31 years old and also female. Please don't consider me as old since I'm really young in my heart. Mario was my hero when I was young and I'm definitely not alone.. I know many in my age who loved to play on their old nintendo....unforgettable memories after all!

nettana wrote:Hello everybody! I'm 31 years old and also female. Please don't consider me as old since I'm really young in my heart. Mario was my hero when I was young and I'm definitely not alone.. I know many in my age who loved to play on their old nintendo....unforgettable memories after all!

Of course not! Everyone should be a kid at heart even if they're adult in body and mind. Life is about experiencing things to the fullest, with the imagination and appreciation of youth. Keep with it and stick around!