Nobody caught this...


"I've of course incorporated the latest technologies...to include dial up Internet."

I was laughing so hard.

How did nobody else catch this?

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The film takes place in the 90's so that's why the reference is there.

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Meh you're no fun :/

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Wasn't it supposed to take place in the 1980's?

"IMdB; where 14 year olds can act like jaded 40 year old critics...'

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Also mentioned were DVD's, which were invented in 1995, while the beginning of the movie takes place in 1996, probably too soon for DVD's to have been broadly marketed but possible.

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Well the Foxworth family was rich. So they could have afforded to be an early adopter. I don't think most people went there until like when the story/movie is just ending.

Communities left for being out of touch: Gamefaqs, Home Theater Forum
Also left a group on Flickr

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Dial up internet was the first method possible for accessing the internet. So it makes sense.

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What an odd thing to say like there is any other way the Internet could have been received.

You're a genuine genius and Rhode Scholar.

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And Cindy got a Diskman for Christmas. Woo-hoo.

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To funny lol.

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this movie was set in the 1990's, use common sense people.

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Dayum shawty I didn't realize chillax lol.

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In the books, Cathy is born in 1945 in FITA and in the beginning of SOY Cathy states that she is 52 and Chris is 54 so that would put the story in 1997.

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Oh ok thx for the info babygurl.

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The chunky mobile phone was funny looking too.




If I could live this life again, I would never leave you for a second.-Nick Callahan

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You mean that brick of a diving weight? :)

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It takes place on the '90s.

Clark's destiny = Superman, LL &LL.

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Thank you captain obvious.

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Did you see the cell phone Chris used? They're in another decade, perhaps they thought it necessary to illustrate that with the dial up comment.

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Ok so I guess you didn't read the other comments. I got it thx. <.<

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