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Quote:Do you mean Generation Y? Don't blame us. After all, every generation sees something wrong with the ones after itself.

No, I'm Generation Y too. Generation Z is the next one, the ones who are kids now.

Why did they even name it generation x anyway? Does that mean the generation before them were generation w?

Wait a minute, the upper year limit on Gen Y is 1994... great, so now WE won't be blamed for every single public problem anymore?

Quote:Wait a minute, the upper year limit on Gen Y is 1994.

By which you mean everyone born after 1994 is Generation Z? Just to be on the safe side, where's the other end of that, not that I'd mind being Generation X.

Generation X & Y???? :shock: I guess that would make me like generation B or something! :o But now that I think about it, I'd be generation S. :cry: Damn, I'm getting old! :cry: Oh well, the fun can't last forever! But I'll take some with me when I go! Oh, BTW I think yhe new generation should be called Y2K! :P




SaberGatomon said it, and I'll say it again!

That's what I asked.

Generation Y are also called the Millenials and begin around 1980ish.

Genaraition X rules

Back on topic:

Do most people even really care? Superfans probably won't and as far as I know the targeted audience is over thirteen anyway. It may just be my family but even when I was little anything under R was fine to see, hell even now I don't really give a shit about most R movies anyway. Most of them are crap.

In any case how many of you are actually going to see it in the theater? As much as I like the series I wouldn't go even if I got paid to as I seem to be an asshole magnet whenever I go to the movies. After I saw Shrek 2 about two weeks after it opened I swore Never, Ever Again. I'll just wait for the DVD and watch it in my room where there are no interruptions that I don