Let's be honest, though, the eighties
were a golden age for films.
How many real classics of entertainment are getting released now? They had '
Aliens', '
Predator', '
The Terminator', plus '
Ghostbusters', '
Top Gun', '
Back To The Future', '
Ferris Beuller's Day out', etcetera... They were coming out with massive, timeless hits, one year after the other!
That standard of entertainment dwindled in the nineties and is even more sparing in this decade.
I guarantee you won't see people rewatching stuff like '
Pirates Of The Carribean', in five years (or even really now), half as much as you do with '
Conan The Barbarian', et al. It was a fantastic time for creativity. We still get good films, but not with anything like the same frequency.