Still Buffering: "Now and Then" (1996)

Still Buffering

Sydnee McElroy

Comedy

4.8 • 1.7K Ratings

🗓️ 25 February 2021

⏱️ 49 minutes

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Summary

Sydnee has often had questionable tastes in movies *cough* Grease 2 *cough*, and this week's choice, according to the movie critics, is no different. "Now and Then," was not an extremely popular flick back in the day, and there's a lot to unpack to figure out why. Also, is it the spinoff to "It?" Maybe?

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0:00.0	Maybe you change your mind, but too many times, over and over again, over and over again,
0:21.7	but too many times, over and over again, over and over again.
0:30.7	Hello, welcome to Still Buffering, a cross-generation guide to the culture that made us.
0:36.7	I am Riley Smirl.
0:38.7	I'm Sydney McAroy.
0:40.7	And I'm Taylor Smirl.
0:42.7	We made it through the ice storm.
0:45.7	Yay!
0:47.7	Good job!
0:50.7	No one sounds excited.
0:52.7	I'm very excited that you all are okay.
0:57.7	Well, thanks, Taylor.
1:00.7	I mean, I'm excited that it's over, but I'm still, that was a long week.
1:07.7	Doing online school during an ice storm were pretty much all of the area where my professors
1:12.7	and all of my fellow classmates lived was without power and internet was just the worst.
1:19.7	That was a long week that to have small children with nothing to do and to just like try to exist in a hotel room.
1:31.7	That was no fun.
1:33.7	Yeah.
1:34.7	Of course, I appeared in New York.
1:36.7	We got hit by some storms.
1:37.7	We didn't lose any power.
1:39.7	And just having to hear all this happen from the outside, those seemed very stressful.
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