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Jon Voight Was BLACKLISTED
By Hollywood Because He Said Democrats Are 'Evil' And He Called Joe Biden 'Satan!' Now He's Costarring In An Anti-Woke
'Reagan' Movie Alongside Star Patriotic Actor Dennis Quaid!

I'm not sure if I can pick a clear winner, because each decade has their strengths and weaknesses. Today isn't too bad, but I actually think straight hair isn't as attractive as wavier or even slightly curly hair (depending on the women of course), which is why I like the hairstyles of say the 70s, or the early half of the 20th century. I like the classic styles of the 50s. I think the fashion for women in the 50s-60s in general was so classy, and not as obsessed with being 'sexy' like today. So overall I will go with the 1940s-1950s going by fashion icons like movie stars, models, other famous ladies.

Worst have to say would be the 80s. Not a fan of women having haircuts like David Bowie or extreme frizziness with the help of hairspray lol. The clothing. etc was just too far out.

The move Grease is a classic, considered one of the best films of the 1970s, nominated for several awards, and winning some.

Let's see how much the GaG community knows about the film.

Without looking it up, do you know the character names of the two main stars of the film, played by Olivia Newton-John and John Travolta?

Please vote in the poll.

Results should be interesting.

Ever since Austin Powers in Goldmember was released in 2002, the fourth film in the series has been in development hell. It's been rumored to be in numerous stages of production over the years, but nothing has ever come of it. However, Austin Powers fans still remain hopeful. However, as a fan of the franchise myself, I highly doubt that it's ever going to happen.

For one thing, Goldmember wasn't as well received as the first two movies, with many actually saying that it's the worst one. While I don't hate it, it's definitely the weakest in the trilogy.

Also, Goldmember kind of wrapped up the story of the series with Dr. Evil turning good. Having an Austin Powers movie without Dr. Evil just doesn't sound right. I mean, they were clearly setting up Scott as the new villain, but I'm pretty sure that was just a joke. I like Seth Green, but he really doesn't strike me as an actor who can play a lead villain.

Also, Mike Myers really isn't the hot commodity that he once was. During this time, when Mike Myers made a new movie, it was almost guaranteed to be a success. However, after a series of critical and commercial bombs during the 2000s, his star faded dramatically. His most recent really good project was his cameo in Inglourious Bastards. He did appear in Bohemian Rhapsody, which was pretty good, but his attempt at a comeback with the Netflix series The Pantavorit failed dramatically, putting him back at square one. not to mention his reputation for being a hothead and perfectionist.

It is safe to say that if a fourth Austin Powers movie ever happens, I will be very surprised. pleasantly surprised, but surprised nonetheless.

What are your thoughts, should he at his age?