The Space Jam Website still exists!

[SsnakeBite, the No1 Frenchman]

Dec 29, 2010 19:46:13 GMT -5 YellowJacketY2J said:

This is awesome! I wonder how many other 90's film sites are still active?

That reminds me of an extra footage from the first AVGN DVD in which he calls the Wally Bear hotline just to see if it still exists. He says it's creepy, it's like seeing a ghost because this hotline still exists, giving advices on drugs to people who never call.

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wow thank you...I loved this movie and loved seeing Muggsy Bogues

[Throwback]

Dec 29, 2010 18:11:42 GMT -5 @supersweetbotch said:

I love 90's html sites. Truly a eye sore and hard to navigate but they will become the new trend with a gritty reboot. Which is something I should work on but I hate making sites.

www.piczo.com

[Clash, Never a Meter Maid]

You know what I love most about this movie? The moral of its story is pretty much "Michael Jordan is better than you and your future children".

I always imagined MJ pitching a script to Warner Bros. where people stood around and spoke in hushed tones about how wonderful he was, and WB decided to use the Looney Tunes to craft a story that wouldn't put people to sleep while still capitalizing on MJ's marketability.

[Death by Pickles!]

I had no idea the old Space Jam posters were so...badass.

[celticjobber]

Dec 30, 2010 0:12:25 GMT -5 Dean-o said:

I love finding old forgotten websites! Thanks for the link.

Ever do a random wrestling search on Google and come across Attitude Era websites made by bandwagon jumpers?

I recently came across this old website dedicated to Test, that hasn't been updated in over a decade:

www.angelfire.com/pa2/testloadedgun/index.html

[Turd Ferguson]

The Alien: Resurrection site was still up only a year ago!

[agent817]

I am still trying to figure out when the last time I saw the MIB site was still up. Not the up to date one with an advertisement for the Blu-Ray version, but it had several different pages for aliens, guns, etc. Also, not so much 90s, but early 2000s, but the websites for the movies "Bait" and "3000 Miles To Graceland" are still up. It even says "Get Shockwave" or "Real Video". Man, how late 90s early 2000s can you get?

[Vice honcho room temperature]

My brother and I were talking about Space Jam. He said that he thought that the aliens went too big for their team and no one could defend Jordan one on one. I argued that they would play zone and since Jordan played in a time where there was no zone in the NBA he would be confused and the shot blocking would become important if he did slip by an alien.

[bubbles]

I got a copy of Space Jam on video in a pub the other night from a guy dressed as Santa Within a few minutes I'd posted it through my friend's letterbox.