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Eswin López

This is a film that was released in 1985 in the United States, this film is about a teenager who travels at 50 with a scientist and there he meets his teenage parents in the second film that goes to the future to 2015 to save his  son and in the third film he returns to 50 to fix his present, this film is very entertaining and has a lot of science fiction

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80s Videogames

Donkey Kong is an arcade video game created by Nintendo in 1981. It is a primitive platform game that focuses on controlling the character on a series of platforms while avoiding obstacles. The story is not very complex, but it worked at the time. The game consists of Mario having to rescue a lady (Pauline) who had been captured by a huge gorilla named Donkey Kong. These two characters became one of the most famous of Nintendo.

The success of this game put Nintendo in a prime position to dominate the video game market during the 1980s and early 1990s.

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80s TECHNOLOGY

The 1980s is a decade that is often remembered for its significant contributions to shaping the technology of the future. The launch of the Nintendo GameBoy and the NES, the rise of the Sony Walkman and Trinitron televisions, the popularity of the Casio calculating watch and the craze for the Video Home System or VHS largely define the eventful ten years. If you are obsessed with gadgets from the 80s, this list will be a walk down memory lane for you.

Apple Macintosh

When Steve Jobs first revealed the Macintosh at the Flint Center on the De Anza College campus on January 24, 1984, it was not just another computer. It was Apple that told the world how to make a personal computer for the mass market. The Macintosh 128K, as it was known back then, was remarkable in every way. It had a 9-inch monochrome screen and came with a keyboard and mouse. Not forgetting that this was the first computer to bring graphical user interfaces (GUI) to the masses. The first Mac also featured two serial ports and could accommodate a 3.5-inch floppy disk. Initially, Macintosh sales were strong, reaching 70,000 units in the first year. The original machine was priced at $ 2,495, roughly $ 6,000 today. It was replaced by the 512K Macintosh with more RAM in September 1984. Jobs left no expense to promote the original Mac. Ridley Scott directed the iconic 1984 Super Bowl commercial that cost Apple $ 1.5 million and made the brand a household name.

Nintendo entertainment system

When the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) was launched in the US in 1985, few would have thought of its impact on the video game industry. Originally released as the Family Computer (Famicom) in Japan, the US version of the Famicom single-handedly saved the home console industry that had nearly collapsed back then. Not many know that Nintendo was actually planning to partner with Atari to launch the Famicom in the US under the name “Nintendo Advanced Video Gaming System,” but the deal fell through. The “Famicom” got a western makeover and the idea of ​​renaming the console worked. The NES made its debut in the US with nearly 17 games, but Super Mario Bros was not yet ready for the US market. The NES will always be remembered for Nintendo’s top premium IPs, including The Legend of Zelda and Super Mario Bros. In total, the NES sold more than 60 million consoles and 500 million games worldwide.

Sony Walkman TPS-L2

The iPod of the 80s, the Sony Walkman, has a glorious history. Introduced on July 1, 1979, the iconic TPS-L2 Walkman, a palm-sized portable mini cassette player with silver buttons and two headphone jacks, changed the way people listen to music forever. Following its debut in the US, the Walkman soon became one of the most successful consumer products in history. Since then, Sony has released several versions of its Walkman, and although Apple’s iPod replaced Sony’s portable cassette player, it is still considered an icon of modern and popular culture. Sony discontinued the classic cassette-based Walkman line in 2010, but it still sells digital walkmans. In fact, the most expensive high-end Sony Walkman costs a staggering $ 3,199, although it is aimed at audiophiles. Sony has sold more than 400 million Walkman players worldwide since the debut of the TPS-L2.

Casio calculator watch

Do you remember the watch Marty McFly wore in Back to the Future? That watch (Casio CA-50) experienced massive craze in the ’80s, thanks to the built-in calculator. Apparently, Casio made one of the most progressive watches on the market in the 1980s. Names, numbers, contact information and much more can be stored in a tiny watch. The Databank series brought modernity to watches, something Cupertino is now doing with the Apple Watch. Wearing a calculator on your wrist was considered ready to go. Casio’s Databank series proved that designers were planning to use the doll for more. Even to this day, the Databank continues to hold a special place among Casio watch lovers. In fact, Casio still sells calculator watches. The CA53W-1, for example, offers dual time, daily alarm, stopwatch, automatic calendar, and 5-year battery. The case has 50 meters of water resistance and the watch costs just $ 25.

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- Marcos Mazariegos

BACK TO THE FUTURE 2

Back to the Future Part II (titled Back to the Future II in Spain and Back to the Future II in Latin America) is a science fiction and comedy film shot in 1989. It is the second part of the Back to the Future trilogy. It was directed by Robert Zemeckis and produced by Steven Spielberg.

According to Robert Zemeckis himself, the first film was not designed to have a sequel. It was only because of the box office success of the first part that the second and even the third part was filmed. So much so that, in the DVD edition, Robert Zemeckis comments that the fact that the DeLorean flew was only a humorous gag, and that was why Jennifer was inside it. A gag that almost cost him dearly since at the time of making the sequel they had to invent a story involving Jennifer, so -as he continues to comment- if it had been known in advance that there was going to be a second part, no it would have happened.

This time the plot happens connected between 1985 and 2015. This movie and the third part of the trilogy were filmed simultaneously. The film was an absolute box office success like the first, becoming the second highest grossing of 1989.

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movies 80s

-The Goonies

The Goonies is one of the most popular films of the 80s and a true tribute to the childhood of many. He just turned 30, the kids in it are now adults, a sequel is officially on the way (forever postponed) and it's a good time to brush up on some of the more interesting trivia.

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first personal computer

It is April 1981, when IBM engineers complete one of their most important tasks: bringing the first personal computer (PC) to life. In August of the same year, it was released at a price of $ 1,565. The Model 5150 consisted of a 4.77 mHz Intel processor and an 8088 microprocessor, which used MS-DOS, Microsoft's operating system. A few years later, two Pakistani students in Lahore create the first personal computer virus, Brain.

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Movies 80s

-Ghostbusters:

As long as SNL launches new comedians into the stratosphere, it will have to contend with this ingenious transitional vehicle, the movie that gave improvisational skit humor a loony sci-fi sheen and turned NYC into a paranormal playground. Director Ivan Reitman doubles down on the earthy cheering crowds, the hot-dog vendors and a distinctly Kochian mayor.

-Aliens:

James Cameron would go on to be able to claim the two highest-grossing movies in cinema history, but right here is the crux of his reputation. Aliens was an impossible assignment: Make a sequel to a revered sci-fi classic while adding your own imprint on the material. Cameron did that and more, turning Sigourney Weaver's Ripley into an enduring feminist icon, amping up the military action and producing the most exhilarating roller-coaster ride of the decade.

-The breakfast club

“When you grow up, your heart dies,” says Ally Sheedy's goth loner in this essential '80s teen drama—no other words spoken in a John Hughes picture are as emblematic of his unerring sympathy for a young generation finding its footing. The Simple Minds song doesn't hurt either.

-Hannah and her sisters

Woody Allen had a late-period resurgence with movies like Blue Jasmine and Midnight in Paris, but looking back over his pre-scandal career, there was no other filmmaker on the planet who, during the '80s, blended high and low comedy with such confidence. This one is as towering as Annie Hall: a serious inquiry in neurotic Manhattan lifestyles, touched by philosophical grace and punk spirit.

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Bohemian Rhapsody, the Queen biopic named after one of the British rock group’s most famous songs, opened in theaters two weeks ago. The movie’s re-enactment of the band’s appearance at Live Aid, the 1985 concert to benefit Ethiopians affected by famine, is a triumphant climax in an otherwise standard retelling of Queen’s formation and meteoric rise to fame in the 1970s and 1980s.​ Actor Rami Malek’s uncanny portrayal of singer Freddie Mercury during the Live Aid scenes, in particular, has sparked renewed interest in the London and Philadelphia shows that were broadcast to one-third of the earth’s population more than three decades ago.

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Cars
The japanese automotive industry
Once the oil crisis was over, the Japanese automotive industry boomed. Japan becomes the first world producer ahead of U.S.A. Of its production, 10 million vehicles per year, half are dedicated to export. The Japanese expansion is such that factories are being built in Europe and the United States.

At this point, North American manufacturers ask their government to legislate the importation of Japanese and European vehicles. In the end, the decision will be to tax imported vehicles from Japan with tariffs of 25%, something that will not take long to apply to Europe.

The Delorean

DeLorean DMC-12. When you think of the most iconic car of the '80s, this polished steel coupe probably comes to mind. The DMC-12 was the only car produced by the defunct DeLorean brand, and it had the potential to become a high-end sports car, but the company went bankrupt.

https://youtu.be/UMndlv4msxM

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Athletics is the art of overcoming that of opponents in speed or resistance, also called bottom, in distance or in greater height. The number of tests, and the types, whether individual or in groups, has varied over time. Athletics is one of the few sports, practiced worldwide, either among amateurs or in competitions of all levels. The simplicity and the few means necessary for its practice explain this success.

The first historical reference to athletics dates back to 776 BC. C. in Greece, with a list of the winning athletes of a competition. Within athletics there are various types of tests. This is something very complete since many sports arose due to athletics, for example: foot races (speed, medium distance, long distance, hurdles, cross country, relays ...), jumps (long, high, triple jump, pole vault), throws (weight, javelin, hammer ...), athletic walking, and combined events. The latter are also known as a decathlon and, as its name suggests, it consists of ten events: three throwing, three jumping and four racing.

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80s Fashion

Characteristics of the fashion of the 80s were the shoulder pads. Printed shirts and blouses, with bright colors, and especially denim shirts, were both a fashion for girls and boys and were worn wide with the sleeves rolled up.
included both short and long jackets, cloth and faux fur coats, reversible leather coats on one side, faux fur on the other, rugby sweatshirts, jersey knit dresses, doll-style dresses worn with capri pants and tights

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Sofia Contreras
We reinvent one of the most raucous makeup of all time? An 80s makeup in full color, and shine! Go back to the routine with a different and spectacular makeup, we assure you that this way it will cost you much less, for sure! . Another of the super looks of the time was the use of neon tones on the lips and / or eyes to combine with the nightclubs of the moment. In fact, neon eye makeup is back! So if you like these shades, feel free to use them.

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the evolution of cinema in the 80s was incredible, because movies with interesting, innovative and new stories began to come out. Being classic movies today like terminator, back to the future, scarface, the ghost busters, the shining, etc. Each one of a different genre, theme and different ideas that were innovative at the time.

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Video Games

Pac -man
The classic and hugely popular video game Pac-Man came out in Japan on May 21, 1980, and in October of that year it was released in the United States. The yellow cake-shaped Pac-Man character, who travels through a maze trying to eat dots and avoid four ghost hunters, quickly became an icon of the 1980s. To this day, Pac-Man remains one of the most popular video games ever, and its innovative design has been the focus of numerous academic books and articles.
The game was created by Namco in Japan and released in the United States by Midway. By 1981, approximately 250 million Pac-Man games were being played in the US each week on 100,000 Pac-Man machines. Since then, Pac-Man has been released on almost every video game platform. On May 21, 2010, Google Doodle even introduced a playable version to commemorate the 30th anniversary of the release of Pac-Man

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Bright colors, accessories of all kinds, everything in large, tight clothing, loose clothing, cuts, patterns, are one of the many trends that were born in the 80s. ... With the arrival of the second half of the decade, the iconic color scheme gaining popularity among the population.

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Music: The music geners that stood out the most among public in the 1980 , were pop , ballads in English and rock, which were represented by artist of all kinds.
Some of the things that music was characterized by at this time is that they used electronic instruments with relatively new sonds and that surprised people.

Some popular songs of this time are:
1. Take On Me
2. I Want To Break Free
3. More Than This
4. Time After Time
5. Beat It

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80s Games

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GAMES OF 80S
The rise of video games came with the Pong arcade machine which is considered the commercial version of Higginbotham's Tennis for Two game. The system was designed by Al Alcom for Nolan Bushnell at the newly founded Atari. The game was introduced in 1972 and was the cornerstone of the video game as an industry.
one of the most fair games was
Super Mario Bros (1985) Created by Shigeru Miyamoto, released on September 13, 1985, he became the true KING of video games. To this day it remains the favorite of generations old and new.

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Comics:

The comix or underground comic (in Spanish, underground comic strip) was originally "merely a technical concept referring to the channels of editing, printing and distribution of comics" 1 that were developed outside of the great publishers of the United States in the 1960s. They were then a real boost for the development of the medium by allowing the emergence of "comics that did not follow the traditional canons, that openly contravened them and were dedicated to undermining the sacrosanct principles of the society in which they were developed.

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Games: In the 80s there were too many video games like PAC-MAN, MORTAL KOMBAT, DONKEY KONG in arcade games it is very fun you could share with friends or with uncles you can still see arcade games in video game areas.
The games that reached a record were Donkey Kong since the game is difficult since when it starts it goes slow but when it goes up in level the difficulty is faster and the same as Galaga and Pac man.

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80s singers
most famous singers of the 80s
Michael Jackson
Born in Gary, Indiana, USA, Michael Jackson was a leading pop star singer of the 1980s and 1990s. he was an American composer, dancer, actor, producer, businessman, and philanthropist. he was known as the "King of Pop"
Queen
Queen is a British rock band, It is considered a band of great influence in the development of hard rock and heavy metal. In the 80s, Queen went from being an exclusive rock group to dominating the pop charts.
Aerosmith
One of the most recognized American bands in history is undoubtedly Aerosmith, a hard rock group known by the nickname of "The bad boys of Boston." Their level of popularity and how they impacted in the 80 led them to win gold records and platinum.

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Serie
Wonder Woman, was an American television series based on the superheroine of the DC Comics publishing house, Wonder Woman. Starring American actress and singer Lynda Carter, as Wonder Woman. This series ran for three seasons and gained popularity in the 1980s. The Wonder Woman television series achieved solid ratings on ABC during its first season, but the channel was reluctant to renew the series for another season. The Wonder Woman series was an anthology series and with the potential to be a better movie at the time, and as such, it was very expensive to produce around the time it was presented, unlike a series set today.

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Films and Series
Star Wars V - The Empire Strikes Back

In my opinion it is my favorite episode of the saga, since in it is the iconic phrase -I am your father-

1. George Lucas did not direct The Empire Strikes Back, but rather Irvin Kershner, who had been his professor.
2.  Although in the original version Darth Vader says "no ... I am your father", many people think that he says "Luke, I am your father". It is a curious phenomenon known as the Mandela effect.
https://youtu.be/_lOT2p_FCvA

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Music
The 1980s saw the emergence of dance music and new wave. As disco fell out of fashion in the decade's early years, genres such as post-disco, Italo disco, Euro disco and dance-pop became more popular. Rock music continued to enjoy a wide audience.

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fashion

The fashion of the 80s was a revolution in the way of dressing, hairstyles and even the accessories used , One of the most striking and classic features of 80s fashion was the shoulder pads , The miniskirts were also imposed at that time in all kinds of fabrics, from flowing skirts with flight to the tightest. Important, always choose very striking and vivid colors, the ideal is that they attract attention, being able to choose even bright or neon colors , You can not miss the striking stockings, whether with prints, designs or colors that capture the attention of anyone, such as embroidered or striped leggings , baggy clothes chose a size larger than they needed. In this way, you can also combine long sweaters with the two previous accessories, stockings or leggings and create your own looks , Platforms were also a typical footwear of the time along with converse shoes and dancers. Although they used to be part of the clothing of some urban tribes such as punks, the truth is that the girls wore them on many occasions for party dresses.

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The colors that we usually saw were intense and bright; In the case of women, the use of shoulder pads in jackets and blouses was the most “in”, we could see heaters on the ankles simply to adorn our legs and yes, believe it or not, there is a garment that many At this moment we are using and that it returned perhaps to stay, we refer to the leggings that in those years were also used. Baggy sweaters were also something we used to see very often. In the case of men, sweatshirts, jeans and likewise pastel colored sweaters were the best.

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Sports:

The 1986 FIFA World Cup Mexico was the thirteenth edition of the Soccer World Cup, which took place in Mexico between May 31 and June 29, 1986. Mexico became the first country to hold a two-time World Cup, when the FIFA Executive Committee, after a meeting in Stockholm, Sweden in May 1983, decided to replace the headquarters selected in 1974, Colombia, which had to decline in November 1982 due to the impossibility of complying with the requirements that FIFA demanded to celebrate the event. In that same World Cup it was where it is currently the best goal in history according to FIFA and it is Diego Armando Maradona against England and the winner of that edition of the World Cup was Argentina as its captain and scorer, the legend Maradona.

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Here are some videogames of the 80s:
TETRIS:

We started with that console seller (literally) called Tetris, more specifically its adaptation to the Nintendo Game Boy that popularized the fever for video games to the extreme and that it was clear that not everything was shooting in this world. A 1984 classic that is constantly being renewed.

SUPER MARIO LAND:

That the mythical Game Boy sold the unspeakable was not only for Tetris, but for many more games, such as Super Mario Land. Although it distanced itself from what was proposed in the Super Mario Bros. of the NES, it kept the bases and even gave rise to experimentation with those parts as a shoot 'em up.

KICK OFF:

Three years before Sensible Software conquered the hearts of many football fans with Sensible Soccer, Dino Dini had kicked off his honor with Kick Off, a proposal that inspired the success of the English studio. Both were frantic, but in Dini's classic the control over the ball was much more complicated and the games were a constant give and take.

PRINCE OF PERSIA: (I PLAYED THIS GAME AS CHILD IN A PHONE)

Jordan Mechner, through the Brøderbund studio, was ahead of his time thanks to Prince of Persia, the best exponent of rotoscoping, with permission from Éric Chahi's Another World released in 1991. A game that gave way to the legend, that of the Prince of Persia. A saga that knew how to renew itself over the years thanks to its manipulation of time. He even got to the movies.

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Movies

these are some of the best movies created in the 80s

-Back to the future ||

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MdENmefJRpw&ab_channel=MovieclipsClassicTrailers

-Indiana Jones 3

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sagmdpkWUqc&ab_channel=MovieclipsClassicTrailers

-Rambo 3

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IQt9bDOGTgg&ab_channel=TrailersPlaygroundHD

-Gremlins

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XBEVwaJEgaA&ab_channel=MovieclipsClassicTrailers

-Scarface

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7pQQHnqBa2E&ab_channel=FaceOff

I think these are one of the best films of all that decade since they seem very classic to me and all the people who like cinema should see them