11 Problems People Had In The ’00s

It’s crazy that people actually lived like this.

Hunter Schwarz 2 months ago 601 responses

19 Things That Prove The ’00s Are Over

Sometimes, decades don’t start and end when they’re supposed to. Remember how the ’60s actually ended in 1970 when the Beatles broke up? Here are 19 things that prove the ’00s are officially over now.

Hunter Schwarz 7 months ago 441 responses

13 Actors So Nice, You Get To See Them Twice

There must have been a shortage of available actors because it seems that everyone made multiple films this blockbuster season. So start planning marathons dedicated to your favorite Hollywood stars.

Stacy Lambe 11 months ago 17 responses

Sometimes Sequels Are Better Than The Original

Ooh, that’s gotta hurt. Sean Hopkins 1, Blockbuster 0.

Matt Cherette a year ago 93 responses

Dinosaurs Need Not Apply

With this kind of bigotry, it’s no wonder Blockbuster is going belly up. They’ll soon be as extinct as…as…something. Sorry, the metaphor is escaping me. View Image ›

Gavon Laessig 2 years ago 77 responses

The Simple Explanation Behind Blockbuster’s Bankruptcy

The movie rental chain Blockbuster filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection this morning after struggling with enormous debt and sinking stock prices. Consumerist has a theory about Blockbuster’s demise. View Image ›

Tanner Ringerud 2 years ago 65 responses

No Dinos Need Apply

Have two claws, will work for food. [Ed Note: Though honestly, you’d think they’d be clever enough to know that Blockbuster is just a step or two away from extinction.] (Via Tumblr user Chaos Personified.) View Image ›

minjae 3 years ago 104 responses

Blockbuster Must Be Pretty Desperate

As more people are switching to Netflix and online alternatives for movie rentals, Blockbuster has decided to take a new approach to get customers. View Image ›

Tanner Ringerud 3 years ago 29 responses

Blockbuster Oven

This is actually not performance art but a real, cake-baking oven photographed in Liberia. Life lesson: unorthodox ovens lead to panty-dropping and delicious desserts. View Image ›

Amanda Dobbins 4 years ago 8 responses

Suing Blockbuster

Fallout from Facebook’s Beacon ad platform takes on the concrete form of a civil lawsuit. The Beacon backlash continues: A woman in Texas has filed suit against Blockbuster for revealing her rental choices without permission, violating the 1988 Videotape Privacy Protection Act. Facebook isn’t named in the suit. Read More ›

BuzzFeed 5 years ago respond