DUH .... what're those small boxes around her? LOLOLOL Seriously, with all the modern streaming, DVDs are obsolete now. And almost no one uses VHS tapes anymore.
@@michaelquaid4679 As one genius Scholar once said that our ethical standards and depersonalization of our lives will end up being a byproduct of science and technology Where technology will eventually surpass our human interaction and social structure. It is very unfortunate there exists so much turmoil, paranoia and greed in the world today. To the point where people have forgotten basic human decency and try and manipulate lower class people or instead lash out at anyone they can and most of that is because of the advances in social media, apps and modern ways of communicating which have changed so drastically to our normal natural organic way that existed for 100's of years. Were basically all walking A.I's plugged into some sort of technoglocal device that is slowly turning us into robots.
@@sol.azulalado yes but there wasn’t the debauchery in such large quantities back then. My daughter doesn’t know how to make a friend without the girls thinking she is hot for them. She is not gay, what kind of high school experience is that for her? In the 90s girls all went together and talked about boys and double dates. Now she doesn’t have that at all. We’ve lost something huge. .
Yes you nailed it! What a joy that time was ....well preserved here! I remember the smell of a blockbuster, it was like new carpet and popcorn! I'm still not satisfied with her cause of death. Hope you live a long happy life!
It was one of those times where America came together. Must See TV. Going for the pizza and home movie. Fast food was still a luxury and tasted good. The internet didn't have fake news. You got your fake news from CBS, NBC, Fox or ABC. CNN was actually news with Lynn Russell(??).
That top, the jeans, her haircut and that belt buckle really really takes me back to the mid 2000's. It didn't seem like it had it's own style at the time but looking back 20 years later it totally does. And yes Blockbuster!
She was lovable, hyperactive, dork who just wanted to entertain and make people happy. I was gutted when she passed. One of a kind truly. RIP Brittany ❤️
Maybe I'm reading into it too much but Brittany seems like she has this deep sadness to her the whole video, like she just wants so badly to be happy but it's not in her eyes.
Girls like her nowadays are being told to calm down, sit back and take their pills. We were free back in the days. Today all the Karens out there trying to control the happy girls.
@michaelscampini1573 So weird watching people loving her “high on life” demeanor when IRL, when we see someone like this, we feel disgust for the strung up junkie doing the same junkie antics and giggling about falling over.
The surest way to go broke is to keep getting an increasing share of a shrinking market. A lot of investors did cry after being a Blockbuster stockholder.
@@noshotnova2432 is it because you got bullied back then?....it's ok little timmy... I'm sure them bully's regret it now there grown adults! Don't hold onto the hate yourself and let go of that past trauma buddy... Just because your 90s and 00s were horrible doesn't mean ours was... It was actually pretty amazing! Best times of most people's life's from that generation ☺
I went looking for this video specifically because same--I needed to see this. What I wouldn't do to go back. I really don't like what the world has been like since the mid-2010s
Brittany Murphy reminding us that no matter what time we're living in there are unique joys that we take for granted but will miss terribly when they're gone.
She comes off really sweet. Unpretentious. She's totally a girl of her time, before internet became big, she's picking just good-natured feel-good stuff, she's not trying to pick some classics to show-off how cultured and sophisticated she is. It's nice, this reminds me of that time, many girls had this style then. Compared to what we're living now, these seem almost like innocent and friendly times.
This 100%. It's ironic that people are more encouraged to be themselves today than ever before in history and yet society truly has become one big hive mind. Everyone is too busy emulating their favorite content creators or worrying about identity politics to step back and look at how bleak our society is becoming.
It's just social media making people too into themselves, the likes they receive giving them egos. Back then, the only attention you got is what you received in person. Unless you were famous but even then it was only TV/magazines etc.
She was one year ahead of me in middle school in Edison, NJ, and one day when I was in the 6th grade I gave her a Dum Dum lollipop on the school bus and to this day I’ll never forget how nicely she said thank you to me. She was such a beautiful, kind, talented soul throughout her life and she’s missed by so many people. I’m glad for the very brief encounter I had with her as a kid.
I was looking to see if anyone mentioned her home town. I grew up in Piscataway. Went to Edison high school for summer school lolz. Fell behind junior year. I graduated in '03. Found out Brittney was from Edison after. R.i.p. she was awesome Edit: thats a cool story you shared
@@XxGlaciersOfIcexXthat’s very cool you grew up in Piscataway and went to Edison high for summer school. I went to Edison high, class of ‘96. It’s really cool to meet people who grew up around the same area.
Hard to believe Brittany has been gone for over 14 years now. Her death was pretty shocking, and even more so her husband just months later. RIP Brittany.
Brittany was such a beautiful and talented actor. May she Rest in Peace. As many of you comment, Blockbuster was also an absolute joy for me to visit. We had two of them in the town in Denmark, I was living in at the time of this shoot. I 've kept my Blockbuster membership card in my wallet to this day. Good times 😎
you TOTALLY had to be there! I miss going to blockbuster every friday night, picking out movies and snacks galore. it was such a vibe I would love to somehow turn back time to re-experience it
@@tamathawalden2037 Yes and you had to get there early if you were going there on a Friday or Saturday night if you wanted to get a particular movie! But sometimes the people at the counter would hold it for you if you knew them and they were nice😊
After knowing more about her life and the last few years before her death, it’s incredibly difficult to see this. She was such a light in a dark and brutal world.
@@paulsauta1806 thanks for letting me know. I looked it up at it was in 2002. So the title is still off by 2 years. But either way, it’s sad to see because I remember watching this in real time when I was in middle school. She was such a lovable soul.
There's about 20k dudes in Boston with my name, I'm from North Providence, every family growing up there was either Irish or Italian, she's both, meaning awesome 👍😎
Whether high as a kite or not, she had such an infectious personality! Seemed like the kind of girl you would wanna hang out with and be good friends with! Such a tragic loss of a remarkably beautiful talent! 💔😞
Damn...I didn't want to cry tonight, I was smiling to see her and pick out her favorite movies, but when she said "I'm sitting on the counter of a Blockbuster because I can and I'll never be able to do this again without getting into trouble."made me realize that we'll never get to see her act again or see her awesome personality.
Yessssss!! I just thought how when she said "because I can & will never be able to do this ever again" was so sad. She really never got to act again or anything. Poor thing.
Art is forever. She'll be honored and revered in this way. And videos like these captured a glimpse into her lovely personality. Life is short. We must live every minute to the fullest.
Met her in 2001 just before filming started on 8 Mile and sat next to her at a meal during camera tests. she talked a lot with the young girl who played Eminems little sister. She was a lovely person
@@hendo337 when you really look, she had a tragic last few years. It's so sad and i wish she was here to tell her story. May she rest in peace and know how many adoring fans she has. 🤍
I was a Blockbuster manager in 2005 and this video is like stepping back into my old workplace. I loved going to work back in a time when life was less overwhelming with social media. Everyone was so happy in store, especially the frenzy of Friday nights. It was still a simple joy to just sit and watch a movie and eat some take away without a smartphone at the same time. 😂
Man, another big reason why 8 mile was so successful. So chill, funny, down to earth, quirky and beautiful. And genuinely loved cheering people up. Gone way too soon.
Her inner and outer beauty are just memorizing. Her sense of humor and her laugh are beyond adorable. What a beautiful person Brittany was. Amazing Woman a class act all the way. Rest in Peace Brittany u will never be forgotten
I worked at a blockbuster in the late 90's. I watched the transition from VHS to DVD. Truly miss those days. Fun dance music in the clubs, lots of happy go lucky people everywhere. Never realized how much I'd miss those days back then. RIP Brittany
@@sarcasticallyrearranged I wasn't talking about people renting tapes/vhs cassettes. justintime-mechanics wrote: Truly miss those days, fun dance music in the clubs, lots of happy go lucky people everywhere. Never realized how much I'd miss those days back then. R.I.P Brittany And my reply simply: We all miss them so much... What is your problem with my response to justintime-mechanics?
I love how she called the cashier by his name. She was so sweet quirky in the best way. She left this world way too soon, but at least she left her mark on the world before she went
When she said she was 24 in this recording, I had an existential moment. She passed away when I was in high school right after my 17th birthday and now im turning 28 in a few weeks. I'm older than her in this clip yet she seems like someone I would be friends with today and I miss her energy deeply. Her movies are so special to me.
@@jaysonpadron6425 I'm pretty sure whoever posted this video got the date wrong. She said she loved Shrek and that it came out last year. Well, Shrek came out in 2001 so I'm pretty sure this is early 2002.
The second she walked up all bubbly and happy, saying "Hi!" I instantly started tearing up. I'll never get over her passing. Her movies, her spirit, everything about her was one of a kind. No one could have compared to her. Goddddd... I hope she is at peace now.... :/
her knocking over the VHS tapes on accident was one of the funniest things lol. she needed to be in more films during her time, seriously. man... too many things were taken from us too soon, BlockBuster, Brittany Murphy, quality content on MTV....
look at her pupils, she was smoking meth, look how skinny she was, and knocking crap over, being overly talkative, being slightly paranoid of her surroundings, etc. good times. lol.
Filled with nostalgia and sadness while watching this. Time waits for no one. People and places are all eventually forgotten ... but at least this video survives to remind us. RIP Brittany Murphy.
She was such an adorable dork. Hilarious comic timing. I will eternally miss both Brittany and Blockbuster, so it's bittersweet to see this. So glad it was recommended.
@@toastnjam7384 part of me do miss my youth and wishing it lasted longer but I’m also happy looking forward as well. Change will always be changing so I think it’s also important to remember the past to remind myself how far I have come in life! Britney Murphy was really something!
She reminds me of my ex who also passed away to early! I miss you Karin Stanley and I'll never forget our time together, and most of all our love and you're great fun personality
Britney was Gen X. She was born just before 1978. Also, the first few years of the 2000s was still very much 90s culture, as it is with the first few years of any decade in relation to the previous preceding one. That's why videos like these are so fascinating. They look so modern, but look again, no smart phones, no phone in her back pocket, and tons of VHS tapes.
Yes, we only had one computer and only I carried a cell phone. Then in around 2006 I bought a computer for my son as a prize for winning the spelling bee. In 2007 I bought him a cheap cell phone to call me just for emergencies. I’m so glad they got the tail end of the no electronics era.
Yes I miss the 90s back when CDs 💿 were really popular and vhs 📼 and block busters still exist I hate this new generation of streaming movies and music people got lazyyyy Let’s keep physical media alive guys
You miss going to Blockbuster and finding that the movie you wanted was either out or they didn't carry it? Or if they did have it you had to go get back in your car and return it the next day or you get stuck with late fees. And really it's just a damn shop to go and watch Hollywood garbage. Getting nostalgic over wasting money is kind of sad. Another example of American consumerism
I blame social media and the internet as a whole for the change peoples psyche. We are bombarded with nonsense and lies on levels that just weren't possible before, Theres no rest from it and I think I drains people of their mental energy and zest for life.
@@tommyt4062 the internet gives you more variety of information unlike in those days when you had to believe whatever Peter Jennings and Tom Brokaw told you.
She made me smile so many times just by being her. She was depressed and yet brought so much joy to everyone around her. She seems to cheerful that you would never know and that's a lot of people with depression. Cherish people like this and give them just as much joy as they give you! I wish the world and her gave her more love.
Very common for people who are severely depressed to be the one to make others smile and laugh, they can lighten anyones mood and never let on the sadness that goes on within them
This chick seemed so cool. It’s incredibly rare to find someone so in the present and vibrant like this nowadays. I’m 23. I often wish I was in my 20’s back then. Times seemed so much more simple, people seemed happier and more connected to each other. What a character this girl is
I was completely isolated back then, with no access to any real support or guidance, at least now the internet allows you to find like minded people and the information you need to change things and better yourself.
No over self-introspection or self-deprecation from her whatsoever. Amazing. You see that all too often now. She was just enjoying her time at the store. So much joy and lightheartedness. We need that so badly today.
Self-introspection? 🥴 By the way, she was on drugs. She is slurry here. Intoxicated people are not demonstrating their genuine personality. She seems like a nice person, though. 😔
I was in tears even before she said "Hey, Sergio. How you doing?" That's my name. I'm fine, thank you, Brittany. Life is never fair, but people like you make it a bit more bearable.
I had never seen this before. When she started coming up talking, it was like seeing your best friend for the first time in along time. I miss her so much. I still can’t believe she is gone. Rest In Peace.
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@@bullittchase I did enjoy that night and I almost ended up leaving earlier if my ride had showed up on time. The first thing I said when I saw her was that I liked her as Luanne on King of the Hill.
I had a chance to visit The last Blockbuster on earth. It is still around as well. Actually saw it on accident in Bend, Oregon not realizing it was the last one till I walked inside. They had shirts and other memorabilia. It's still around last I heard and yes you can still rent and everything.
She seemed like such a genuinely sweet and good person. She carried her family, such a hard worker, so authentic. I was at a very nice Italian restaurant in LA and she came in to pick up food once and she came off as so shy and humble. I didn't approach her, respected that she was just there doing normal people things (with her bodyguard or driver) and living her life. The.story behind her death is so sad.
She was a really cool person. Her personality was bubbly and inspiring. She knew a way with her words. I can’t imagine life without you Brittany ❤. You’re missed and loved by many.
Wow, that's a shot of nostalgia right there. It's weird to me that there are adults right now that have no idea what Friday nights at Blockbuster were like. Hoping they weren't out of the movie you wanted, standing around for a while by the front desk to see if anyone returned something you wanted. I don't know, it's strange how different the world is now. 2004 wasn't that long ago. I always liked Brittany Murphy. Only the good die young.
The generation before us probably thought it was weird for us to go wait around for a movie to watch at home,instead of going to watch it at the movie theater and socializing with people.
I’m crying. I wasn’t expecting this video to be the first to come across today. Her energy, she’s so goofy and full of life and now… I hope her spirit is ok 😔
Her spirit was contacted via "spirit box session". She's confused about her death and doesn't know how it happened. She was one of my favorites too. Soo skinny later in her life!!! Different from her start like in Clueless
This video just brings you back. So much nostalgia from a time not too long ago. I believe the 2000's is the last decade before everything just became all about instant gratification.
I believe you're exactly right. We had to get in our car and go down the road to get a movie and then we had to remember to take it back. Now you just have choices all over your phone or your TV and it's not as special.
MTV. you need to post any and every frame of footage you have of Brittany Murphy. This was her true self and her memory got tainted by the circumstances of her passing. Appreciate this so much. Geez, I had the same hairstyle and clothes at that time too. it's a timecapsule of culture and a great memorial piece of footage of who Brittany really was.
Her personality is angelic in this video. She was so focused on feeling happy because she felt so sad. The world is a more dull and less funny place without her. I hope she is resting in peace.
You’re comment implies that you think Britanny murphy commited suicide. Lots of people seem to think she killed herself for some reason. She died from anemia and pneumonia and too much prescription medication
You described many people in this world. So focused on feeling happy because they feel so sad. I have met countless happy people who I found out over time were actually sad the whole time. Many years people thought I was happy because I constantly joke and laugh but on the inside I would hurt quite strongly.
@Totally Rufus A friend of mine in college was the same, too. He was very funny and a nice person to be around, but we didn't realize he had been grieving for his deceased nephew, and it took a toll on him.
I'm tearing up. She's so real. Man it was a better time. But I'm so blessed to have grown up in 90s and early 2000s. Imagine having TikTok as your core memories. Omg 🙄
She is/was great. This is a MTV segment could be a couple of TikTok videos! I miss Blockbusters too, but driving and renting a movie for $5 and trying to return it on time is objectively so much worse than paying $14 a month for endless Movies and TV shows on demand, so what I really miss is the memories of being young, and going there with my mom or arguing over what to rent with my first gf. Whenever you were young and the world was new, the nostalgia makes that world and time seem like the best possible one. People who grew up in the 60's and 70's probably saw this when it came out and thought watching a star go to a Blockbuster on MTV was horrible and trite compared to the things they remember doing when they were young.
Yes the 90s and 2000s we're so much brighter. Is it just me or does it seem like then it was all sunshine and happiness and being bubbly and having fun. No days it's so dark. The music even the rap is all emotional and dark. The movies that come out are all horror movies or psychological thrillers. They really don't make happy upbeat raunchy comedies any more. It's either some reality bullshit or drama or horror. We get an ok rom com maybe twice a year now. People only want to be home alone or they want to argue with everyone because they can hide behind a screen. It's like the 90s and 2000s was a bright sunny warm day but after about 2015 it's like a dark cloud came over the world and just gets darker and darker each year. Really fucks me up because that's one thing there is no solution to. Time travel technology hasn't been released to us so we have to live in this darkness.
something about the way she says goodbye, paired with the music makes me start crying. wow, this is when i ache for someone like her to come back, even though i know it cannot be. rest in peace.
@@dorothyallspice1862 I think I remember reading that she auditioned for Chicago. I can't find anything about it again with a quick Google, but I feel sure I've read that before.
Brittany had such a vibrant smile and contagious energy that just made you want to be silly and play along with her. It's really a shame we had to lose her so young. Also based on all those movies in the store and how she says Shrek was the best movie she watched last year this is 2002, not 2004.
@@BTTFMovie I caught that too. The vibe is oddly quiet, especially on the streets outside. It's N.Y. city, but it feels like someone just died. Considering that she's wearing short sleeves, I imagine this is the spring or summer after the September 11th attacks.
@@BTTFMovieI’m so confused as to what year this is. She mentions that she’s 24, but when she picks up the copy of clueless, she says “it’s crazy what 10 years can do”. Which would make it 2005, but then she would be 28, not 24…. I also noticed that the first Harry Potter movie was on the counter, which was released in 2001.
"I think it's beautiful how a star's light travels the universe, long after it dies. That's what I want to be in this world - someone whose light lingers on after I'm gone." John Green Brittany's light is still shining.
Brittany Murphy and Blockbuster. Two things I miss terribly.
@Gilbert Chavira 🎉
DUH .... what're those small boxes around her? LOLOLOL Seriously, with all the modern streaming, DVDs are obsolete now. And almost no one uses VHS tapes anymore.
@Gilbert Chavira have you seen the Blockbuster show? I’d give it a 7/10. The movie references are nice to watch.
Word.
It kinda hurts
The 90s and early 2000s were really awesome. We had no idea how good we had it back then...
Rest in peace Brittany Murphy...
But I’d disagree and say I think we did know how good we had it.
@@iHeartAmySue perhaps that is true for you my friend. But for most of us, sadly no.
I mean goodness, look at what the world is turned into...
@@michaelquaid4679 As one genius Scholar once said that our ethical standards and depersonalization of our lives will end up being a byproduct of science and technology Where technology will eventually surpass our human interaction and social structure. It is very unfortunate there exists so much turmoil, paranoia and greed in the world today. To the point where people have forgotten basic human decency and try and manipulate lower class people or instead lash out at anyone they can and most of that is because of the advances in social media, apps and modern ways of communicating which have changed so drastically to our normal natural organic way that existed for 100's of years. Were basically all walking A.I's plugged into some sort of technoglocal device that is slowly turning us into robots.
@@sol.azulalado yes but there wasn’t the debauchery in such large quantities back then. My daughter doesn’t know how to make a friend without the girls thinking she is hot for them. She is not gay, what kind of high school experience is that for her? In the 90s girls all went together and talked about boys and double dates. Now she doesn’t have that at all. We’ve lost something huge. .
@@iHeartAmySue
Genuinely I didn't realise it at the time.
Damn, I feel sad after watching this, she was so goofy and full of joy... RIP Brittany.
Right, she's beautiful
she had free spirit with a beautiful smile
Drugs will do that
Lmao did you know her ?
@@zergilli9719 Lol tf? Yeah and you can naturally do that too jabroni
Being a happy free spirit doesn’t = drugs!! 🙄
@@becool_444 That is his own projection.
She really captures a time that no longer exists
Yeah i remembner vhs rentals. Same time. Till 2006 i think. But i think its filmed in 2001 or 2002. Not 2004 it was dvd time already
Yes you nailed it! What a joy that time was ....well preserved here! I remember the smell of a blockbuster, it was like new carpet and popcorn! I'm still not satisfied with her cause of death. Hope you live a long happy life!
It was one of those times where America came together. Must See TV. Going for the pizza and home movie. Fast food was still a luxury and tasted good. The internet didn't have fake news. You got your fake news from CBS, NBC, Fox or ABC. CNN was actually news with Lynn Russell(??).
@@dzenacs2011 They still had VHS in 2004. It was 2006/2007 when VHS stopped being made.
@@dzenacs2011 Yes, She said she was 24 in this video. She was born in '77, so It was 2001 👍
That top, the jeans, her haircut and that belt buckle really really takes me back to the mid 2000's. It didn't seem like it had it's own style at the time but looking back 20 years later it totally does. And yes Blockbuster!
Don't forget leather & denim! : )
I miss those days.
Very true
No one wore it like her ❤
Yep... 'Bed head' was not a thing before or after the noughties.
She was lovable, hyperactive, dork who just wanted to entertain and make people happy. I was gutted when she passed. One of a kind truly. RIP Brittany ❤️
How she die ?
@@durielarcos4701 I think suicide :'(
How do you know what she wanted?
Googoogaga?
@@durielarcos4701 the drugs she did in this video
“I’m overworked and overtired”. That one hit deep, may she RIP man.
Maybe I'm reading into it too much but Brittany seems like she has this deep sadness to her the whole video, like she just wants so badly to be happy but it's not in her eyes.
She was so full of energy and just a beautiful soul. She died way too young. RIP Brittany. Forever loved and missed.
Girls like her nowadays are being told to calm down, sit back and take their pills. We were free back in the days. Today all the Karens out there trying to control the happy girls.
She was high on life. Rip Brittany Murphy
That is because she did bump after bump of coke before ever going on an interview.
@@TheNewsAnchorYouTrustfn miserable ppl
@michaelscampini1573 So weird watching people loving her “high on life” demeanor when IRL, when we see someone like this, we feel disgust for the strung up junkie doing the same junkie antics and giggling about falling over.
I am so happy they filmed this. Such a time capsule from beginning to end. I miss her and I miss Blockbuster.
There is one blockbuster left and it’s not far from where I live. 💛
@@tiffanywhitman9372 where is it from where you live?
Same.
💯We need more people like her in this world so full of funky hateful people, her bravery to be happy and make others laugh.
Not their late fees and then turning your ass in to collection for a $14.99 movie (Honey I Shrunk The Kids.)
I almost cried. The nostalgia of Blockbuster, the movies, Brittany... the 90s and 2000s were awesome. RIP Brittany Murphy ❤️
The surest way to go broke is to keep getting an increasing share of a shrinking market.
A lot of investors did cry after being a Blockbuster stockholder.
No, the 90s and 2000s sucked too, you just remember it wrong.
@@noshotnova2432 when people say that, what they really mean is “being a kid was awesome”
when you had real choice in movie selection and watching a movie was a cultural event, not just a button on your remote.
@@noshotnova2432 is it because you got bullied back then?....it's ok little timmy... I'm sure them bully's regret it now there grown adults! Don't hold onto the hate yourself and let go of that past trauma buddy... Just because your 90s and 00s were horrible doesn't mean ours was... It was actually pretty amazing! Best times of most people's life's from that generation ☺
The most refreshing thing I saw in 2024. I needed this.
I went looking for this video specifically because same--I needed to see this. What I wouldn't do to go back. I really don't like what the world has been like since the mid-2010s
Same
same
oh my baby, i loved this woman so much. her smile and laugh was the most contagious and beautiful thing ever.
Yeah I just saw that movie with her in it about the methheads on tubi...it was incredible...funny too
Yeah, i miss her so much.
She looks fucked up here.
She was one of my favs too.
@@nelliesfarm8473 I forgot all about that movie. What's the name of it? I remember watching it years ago, but can't recall the title...
Brittany Murphy reminding us that no matter what time we're living in there are unique joys that we take for granted but will miss terribly when they're gone.
Word.
@Benjamin David Lurie doesn’t matter gif isn’t real anyway
Would you think that Netflix "blockbuster" series would show about all the wild customers that come in. Brittany's definitely an icon.
@Benjamin David Lurie Who cares? Get off ur almighty high-horse b4 u fall on ur ass
It’s an advert…..
She comes off really sweet. Unpretentious. She's totally a girl of her time, before internet became big, she's picking just good-natured feel-good stuff, she's not trying to pick some classics to show-off how cultured and sophisticated she is.
It's nice, this reminds me of that time, many girls had this style then.
Compared to what we're living now, these seem almost like innocent and friendly times.
You nailed it
This 100%. It's ironic that people are more encouraged to be themselves today than ever before in history and yet society truly has become one big hive mind. Everyone is too busy emulating their favorite content creators or worrying about identity politics to step back and look at how bleak our society is becoming.
@@specialagentgeralt9763 Exactly, social media has emphasized hive mentality 💀
7:49 happy go lucky vibes
It's just social media making people too into themselves, the likes they receive giving them egos. Back then, the only attention you got is what you received in person. Unless you were famous but even then it was only TV/magazines etc.
She was one year ahead of me in middle school in Edison, NJ, and one day when I was in the 6th grade I gave her a Dum Dum lollipop on the school bus and to this day I’ll never forget how nicely she said thank you to me. She was such a beautiful, kind, talented soul throughout her life and she’s missed by so many people. I’m glad for the very brief encounter I had with her as a kid.
Grateful*
What a lovely story - thank you for sharing 😊
I was looking to see if anyone mentioned her home town.
I grew up in Piscataway.
Went to Edison high school for summer school lolz. Fell behind junior year.
I graduated in '03.
Found out Brittney was from Edison after.
R.i.p. she was awesome
Edit: thats a cool story you shared
@@emmajones4781you’re very welcome :). I’m so happy I still remember that story to this day.
@@XxGlaciersOfIcexXthat’s very cool you grew up in Piscataway and went to Edison high for summer school. I went to Edison high, class of ‘96. It’s really cool to meet people who grew up around the same area.
She was just an adorable being. Her saying goodbye at the end of this brought me to tears.
Me too
Honest question: was she high or was this just her genuine personality?
You are depressed and should seek treatment
@@baIoney
Genuine personality
@@baIoney why do commenters like you always assume every single celebrity who isn't a husk to be high?
Brittany captures this era so perfectly. She really was a superstar and clearly a lovely person.
Lies again? Raw Emotions + Special Effects = Bang Bros
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Hard to believe Brittany has been gone for over 14 years now. Her death was pretty shocking, and even more so her husband just months later.
RIP Brittany.
RIP Blockbuster too. 😪
i never thought USA would have Blockbuster too, greetings from Mexico
I think Hollywood took her out, maybe she knew too much and didn't want to sell her soul
Rest in peace Brittany. Uptown girls is a great movie ❤
```` Brittany Murphy... is she on drugs? i think it's rhetorical question
Brittany was such a beautiful and talented actor. May she Rest in Peace.
As many of you comment, Blockbuster was also an absolute joy for me to visit.
We had two of them in the town in Denmark, I was living in at the time of this shoot.
I 've kept my Blockbuster membership card in my wallet to this day. Good times 😎
"It's amazing what ten years can do."
It sure is Brittany.
😔❤️
This breaks my heart and puts a smile on my face at the same time. She was a ray of sunshine ❤🙏
Well said.
I’m with you Sam. She was so adorable! I just want to give her a big hug and tell her everything is going to be OK! Such a tragedy she is gone!😢.
Yes she was, I was going to leave a similar comment. Such a shame that she's gone.
She made good movies 8mile with Eminem clueless the Roman noodle
I can't think of anything more early 2000s than: Brittany Murphy at Blockbuster making an MTV segment, talking about Drew Barrymore rom-coms on DVD
VIDEOCASSETTES!!!
@@salilandricina9851yep, VHS to slap into the VCR
Yeah this is from the transition era of dvd and vhs.
she was so goofy makes me feel like I knew her personally, RIP Brittany
She was so special. Was devastated when the news broke of her death. Thank you for uploading this amazing moment that truly captures who she was.
She died young think she was in her early 30's. Dose seem like she was a fun person to be around.
It wasn't accurate news casting at that.
and she was beautiful too
How did she die?
@@garystinten9339 she was poisoned. Ruled as overdose.
you TOTALLY had to be there! I miss going to blockbuster every friday night, picking out movies and snacks galore. it was such a vibe I would love to somehow turn back time to re-experience it
It did feel special ! Kinda like going to a movie & u always was anxious if ur movie was there !!! 🐣🐣🐣
What's a 'vibe'?
@@gandalf0987 vibe means feeling
@@tamathawalden2037 Yes and you had to get there early if you were going there on a Friday or Saturday night if you wanted to get a particular movie! But sometimes the people at the counter would hold it for you if you knew them and they were nice😊
You really could have as much fun as Brittany while picking your movies at Blockbuster, you definitely HAD to be there, i miss those days and her.
After knowing more about her life and the last few years before her death, it’s incredibly difficult to see this. She was such a light in a dark and brutal world.
Actually 8 years later
Its suposed to say 2001 not 2004
@@paulsauta1806 thanks for letting me know. I looked it up at it was in 2002. So the title is still off by 2 years. But either way, it’s sad to see because I remember watching this in real time when I was in middle school. She was such a lovable soul.
There's about 20k dudes in Boston with my name, I'm from North Providence, every family growing up there was either Irish or Italian, she's both, meaning awesome 👍😎
@Avril Lavigne absolutely
Whether high as a kite or not, she had such an infectious personality! Seemed like the kind of girl you would wanna hang out with and be good friends with! Such a tragic loss of a remarkably beautiful talent! 💔😞
Damn...I didn't want to cry tonight, I was smiling to see her and pick out her favorite movies, but when she said "I'm sitting on the counter of a Blockbuster because I can and I'll never be able to do this again without getting into trouble."made me realize that we'll never get to see her act again or see her awesome personality.
Yessssss!! I just thought how when she said "because I can & will never be able to do this ever again" was so sad. She really never got to act again or anything. Poor thing.
@@linalicious415 😭😭
Art is forever. She'll be honored and revered in this way. And videos like these captured a glimpse into her lovely personality. Life is short. We must live every minute to the fullest.
or go to Blockbuster
Or get to experience going to Blockbuster.
Met her in 2001 just before filming started on 8 Mile and sat next to her at a meal during camera tests. she talked a lot with the young girl who played Eminems little sister. She was a lovely person
You're so lucky. May she rest in peace.
He got her on drugs and used her like a sex doll, really broke her heart.
@@hendo337 when you really look, she had a tragic last few years. It's so sad and i wish she was here to tell her story. May she rest in peace and know how many adoring fans she has. 🤍
Her energy was infectious. She was really talented. It’s so sad what happened to her. Gone way too soon.
Is that blockbuster store real? 🤔
As far as her energy here, it is apparent she is on some sort of narcotic…
@@MrMJmusicLover you serious?
What happened to her? I didnt know she died
@@Cereal_Killer007 Yes, heard there was one left in the entire United States. Thought that was it. 🤔
I was a Blockbuster manager in 2005 and this video is like stepping back into my old workplace. I loved going to work back in a time when life was less overwhelming with social media. Everyone was so happy in store, especially the frenzy of Friday nights. It was still a simple joy to just sit and watch a movie and eat some take away without a smartphone at the same time. 😂
I seriously miss the simple life.
Ты можешь вернуть эти времена, отключив интернет и выкинув свой смартфон в мусорку!)
Just delete social media, I did years ago
The part at the end when she says "I'll never be able to do this again" ... That got me 😢
Right! I totally teared up there.
Same. That struck me
😰😓😥😢😭
same here, blockbuster is severely missed
She was right.. sadly, both are gone :(
Man, another big reason why 8 mile was so successful. So chill, funny, down to earth, quirky and beautiful. And genuinely loved cheering people up. Gone way too soon.
That was a great movie but she had better roles too, you should checkout some of her other movies
@@IceBreakBottle Yeah I've seen quite a few of her movies. She only played a small role in 8 mile and still stood out and did her thing.
Her inner and outer beauty are just memorizing. Her sense of humor and her laugh are beyond adorable. What a beautiful person Brittany was. Amazing Woman a class act all the way. Rest in Peace Brittany u will never be forgotten
Im sure the ✡ that pimped her out into a star is very proud
miss her so much. i hope she's watching all the happy movies she wants and being the silly theater kid she always was
Just Love how she was so full of Life and Didn’t take herself too Seriously ❤❤😢😢 we Need people Like Her………
It Is Sad she was full of life , her husband is to blame for her death .
We miss her so much.
@@ATG630 not just him but Hollywood too
She was full of coke.
WTH.....she looks sick, hungry and VERY thin?????
I worked at a blockbuster in the late 90's. I watched the transition from VHS to DVD. Truly miss those days. Fun dance music in the clubs, lots of happy go lucky people everywhere. Never realized how much I'd miss those days back then. RIP Brittany
We all miss them so MUCH
Sasha if “we missed them so much” they wouldn’t have gone out of business from people no longer renting movies.
@@sarcasticallyrearranged
I wasn't talking about people renting tapes/vhs cassettes.
justintime-mechanics wrote:
Truly miss those days, fun dance music in the clubs, lots of happy go lucky people everywhere. Never realized how much I'd miss those days back then. R.I.P Brittany
And my reply simply: We all miss them so much...
What is your problem with my response to
justintime-mechanics?
Yeah basically just saying times seemed simpler back then
Times were more sheltered back then
I love how she called the cashier by his name. She was so sweet quirky in the best way. She left this world way too soon, but at least she left her mark on the world before she went
She read his name on his t-shirt 😂 😂
She knows that
@@bigsmokeweiler8941 no shit Sherlock.
@@jondough4682 lmao
I didnt know who Brittany Murphy was until this video but damn it sucks she died early.
I'd travel back in time to that exact moment of this recording in a heart beat.
Regardless of what I was currently doing or where I would be.
I literally smiled throughout the entire video. she was just such a beautiful soul.
When she said she was 24 in this recording, I had an existential moment. She passed away when I was in high school right after my 17th birthday and now im turning 28 in a few weeks. I'm older than her in this clip yet she seems like someone I would be friends with today and I miss her energy deeply. Her movies are so special to me.
She died in 2009 wouldn’t that make you 15 when she passed away I’m only asking because I’m 26 and I was 13 when she passed away
This says 2004 she would've been 26 om 2004 almost 27 but she said 24 so shouldn't this be 2002?
@@redlipstickpsycho1 it's not kind of you to fact check on a comment like this.
@@jaysonpadron6425 I'm pretty sure whoever posted this video got the date wrong. She said she loved Shrek and that it came out last year. Well, Shrek came out in 2001 so I'm pretty sure this is early 2002.
She died in 2009 when I was 15 and I'm already 28.
The second she walked up all bubbly and happy, saying "Hi!" I instantly started tearing up. I'll never get over her passing. Her movies, her spirit, everything about her was one of a kind. No one could have compared to her. Goddddd... I hope she is at peace now.... :/
she was crazy in the best of ways and soooo talented as an actor
It’s the drugs.
Oh man she didn't die from that get real.@@chrlpolk
@@toddlavigne6441 she really wasn't a great actress though. A great drug addict yes.
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her knocking over the VHS tapes on accident was one of the funniest things lol. she needed to be in more films during her time, seriously. man... too many things were taken from us too soon, BlockBuster, Brittany Murphy, quality content on MTV....
look at her pupils, she was smoking meth, look how skinny she was, and knocking crap over, being overly talkative, being slightly paranoid of her surroundings, etc. good times. lol.
Filled with nostalgia and sadness while watching this. Time waits for no one. People and places are all eventually forgotten ... but at least this video survives to remind us. RIP Brittany Murphy.
Too true.
Well said.❤😢
She was a super fan of cinema. What an incredible soul she was. RIP dear Brittany.
Kind, intelligent, feminine, dorky, sweet, beautiful, humble, personable, dream girl!
She was such an adorable dork. Hilarious comic timing. I will eternally miss both Brittany and Blockbuster, so it's bittersweet to see this. So glad it was recommended.
Adorkable
@@OmahaRiverDonkey Without a doubt!
How could you not fall in love? RIP you beautiful soul.
One still exists in Bend, Oregon.
@@Dane42o But sadly, the other no longer exists...🥺
@Dane42o
There's a Clone of Britney in Oregon? 🤔
Brittany Murphy I loved her personality.
She was sunshine in human form. I smile and cry at the same time watching this. I like to think that in another dimension she's still alive and well.
Enjoying her favorite classics in heaven, just as it seemingly shows at the end there
🧢
*RARBG*
With Wade and the professor, cryin man and q ball... Just kicking it.
It’s her laugh, it’s the way that she walks, it’s how she moves, and being real! You’re truly missed! Damn I missed the 90s and early 2000s!
You miss your youth. The older I get the more I miss my youth. Wish life had a reset button.
@@toastnjam7384 part of me do miss my youth and wishing it lasted longer but I’m also happy looking forward as well. Change will always be changing so I think it’s also important to remember the past to remind myself how far I have come in life! Britney Murphy was really something!
@@duaney4948 me too 😢
This is mid 2000s tho lol
Watching this reminds me of what a chameleon she was. Her face was incredibly familiar, but she could really disappear into her roles. What a talent.
What a great way to describe her 🥰
Gosh I miss her, just the innocence in her quirky personality just lights up your day. Especially in the movies. R.I.P. Brittany 🥰
Wow she is so full of life. Her haircut, the blockbuster, everything about this is very nostalgic.
being cracked out does not mean full of life. how blind r u
she is clearly on drugs here.
It’s a shame she isn’t around anymore
She just radiates, her energy is so amazing. So very sad she’s gone, her light was so bubbly and bright.
She was on drugs here.
@@paolacrown868 Irrelevant.
Ramen Girl!
She reminds me of my ex who also passed away to early! I miss you Karin Stanley and I'll never forget our time together, and most of all our love and you're great fun personality
@@ChiralityPracticality I don't think she can read this mate... Sorry lol
What a bright soul. The world needs more like her.
Drunk and high?
Drunk I don't think so. Maybe she was high@@nolancho
it's why life sucks, she was killed by THEM, THEM, when you enter hollyweird, prices include souls, her scum bag mother killed her.
more souls who love they craft!! The way she talks about her love for movies
is prob more passionate then you love yo own mamaaa @@nolancho
cocaine
This makes me cry. I loved her so much. Everything she picked is what I too would pick. RIP you beautiful star.
Her laugh, her smile, her goofiness was absolutely infectious. I miss her so much😭
*RARBG*
@@mikelisteral7863 wtf are u saying dude?
@@mikelisteral7863 Heh, nice
Y'all are so stupid how can you miss someone you don't even know
High af
Britney was Gen X. She was born just before 1978. Also, the first few years of the 2000s was still very much 90s culture, as it is with the first few years of any decade in relation to the previous preceding one. That's why videos like these are so fascinating. They look so modern, but look again, no smart phones, no phone in her back pocket, and tons of VHS tapes.
Yes, we only had one computer and only I carried a cell phone. Then in around 2006 I bought a computer for my son as a prize for winning the spelling bee. In 2007 I bought him a cheap cell phone to call me just for emergencies. I’m so glad they got the tail end of the no electronics era.
Love it, it's strange to think the clothes I was brought up with look so outdated but cool at the same time.
@@donamills863 Ok boomer
Yes I miss the 90s back when CDs 💿 were really popular and vhs 📼 and block busters still exist I hate this new generation of streaming movies and music people got lazyyyy Let’s keep physical media alive guys
@@Amy-uw7hl yeah probably
I loved her spirit so much, she was so full of life. At 62, I still say "I sure miss that girl" - We lost a gem with her.
:' (
She was awesome, she was a great lady, legacy.
Same.😭
SHE DIED?!
what happened to the poor woman
😩 3 things I miss terribly, Blockbuster on a Friday, Brittany Murphy and the 90s-00s. Everyone was so much happier, nice and authentic. RIP to all 3.😭
You miss going to Blockbuster and finding that the movie you wanted was either out or they didn't carry it? Or if they did have it you had to go get back in your car and return it the next day or you get stuck with late fees. And really it's just a damn shop to go and watch Hollywood garbage. Getting nostalgic over wasting money is kind of sad. Another example of American consumerism
@@bluestorm9651 You must be the life of the party. I'll take the 90s and 00s any day over tik tok and whiny sad boys like you.
You sound fun@@bluestorm9651
I blame social media and the internet as a whole for the change peoples psyche.
We are bombarded with nonsense and lies on levels that just weren't possible before,
Theres no rest from it and I think I drains people of their mental energy and zest for life.
@@tommyt4062 the internet gives you more variety of information unlike in those days when you had to believe whatever Peter Jennings and Tom Brokaw told you.
She made me smile so many times just by being her. She was depressed and yet brought so much joy to everyone around her. She seems to cheerful that you would never know and that's a lot of people with depression. Cherish people like this and give them just as much joy as they give you! I wish the world and her gave her more love.
did u see the look on the clerk? he nailed how i think of her
Very common for people who are severely depressed to be the one to make others smile and laugh, they can lighten anyones mood and never let on the sadness that goes on within them
Drugs are a bitch
@@sassythesasquatch8036 Exactly. I'm the same way, which is why I know.
Totally same. Always makes me think about Robin Williams and his quote about depression. 💖
This chick seemed so cool. It’s incredibly rare to find someone so in the present and vibrant like this nowadays. I’m 23. I often wish I was in my 20’s back then. Times seemed so much more simple, people seemed happier and more connected to each other. What a character this girl is
It was my friend. Those were good times xx
I was 15 in 2004. It was definitely simpler times.
I was completely isolated back then, with no access to any real support or guidance, at least now the internet allows you to find like minded people and the information you need to change things and better yourself.
@@PixelatedFaerie me too! Those were the days! ❤
Nothings been the same since 9/11
Miss you Brittany & everyone from these times
I can’t believe how much we needed this. New Brittany material!? What a gift. Thanks MTV ;)
You can tell she just loved to laugh and make others laugh. A bright light that shines on💫
Her physical comedy is in full display in this clip! That runway scene was too good 😆
huh?? shes fully tweaking in this video tf
She's high AF just so you know.
Cocaine is a hell of a drug
Her doing that cartwheel is what did it for me! 😆
She’s high as a kite here wth u mean comedy this is sad to see
I miss Brittany Murphy. She is such a doll in this video. I really liked her in Just Married, Girl Interrupted and Don't Say A Word.
No over self-introspection or self-deprecation from her whatsoever. Amazing. You see that all too often now. She was just enjoying her time at the store. So much joy and lightheartedness. We need that so badly today.
Couldn’t agree more with you Kyle. Unfortunately I don’t believe we will ever have this type of authenticity again😅😢
You re goddamn right
Self-introspection? 🥴 By the way, she was on drugs. She is slurry here. Intoxicated people are not demonstrating their genuine personality. She seems like a nice person, though. 😔
They are all the same. Everyone is suffering. No one is better.
She was high as a kite😂
She was just a great person. She was a perfect fit for Luanne's voice in King Of The Hill.
She was a coke head. And you didn't know her. Stop the simp posting.
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Never knew this her voice sounded familiar 😂 thanks
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You can really hear Luanne from her.
I was in tears even before she said "Hey, Sergio. How you doing?" That's my name. I'm fine, thank you, Brittany. Life is never fair, but people like you make it a bit more bearable.
She was always my dream cast as Harley Quinn.
I had never seen this before. When she started coming up talking, it was like seeing your best friend for the first time in along time. I miss her so much. I still can’t believe she is gone. Rest In Peace.
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I actually met her in 2002 and got a Blockbuster membership in the same year. I loved everything that I saw her in.
Where did you meet her at?
I met her at a Paul McCartney concert at Staples Center. She was there with David Spade.
@@bullittchase I did enjoy that night and I almost ended up leaving earlier if my ride had showed up on time. The first thing I said when I saw her was that I liked her as Luanne on King of the Hill.
@@bullittchase It was definitely a fantastic show.
No way? ❤
She's so authentic. I miss how people used to be more authentic before, now everyone seems fake and/or hateful.
Exactly
Yeah, weird how all the authentic celebrities keep dying, huh.
She's an actress....
Social Media has really messed people up
Because social media, everyone try so hard to be what they're not.
This used to be my reality. I had friends who worked at Blockbuster. Now it feels like I'm watching a historical documentary.
I worked in a video store briefly in 1999, not Blockbuster, but a place more known for artsy and foreign films.
I bet I still have my card in my wallet
We had the same friends. It does feel like ages ago 🤭
Back when the world made sense...
I had a chance to visit The last Blockbuster on earth. It is still around as well. Actually saw it on accident in Bend, Oregon not realizing it was the last one till I walked inside. They had shirts and other memorabilia. It's still around last I heard and yes you can still rent and everything.
The fact that she loved Boomerang and the soundtrack… God Brittany you are so missed.
That soundtrack was a big deal at the time.
I loved that soundtrack.
God she really was a stunning woman. my 90s/00s crush right there.
She seemed like such a genuinely sweet and good person. She carried her family, such a hard worker, so authentic.
I was at a very nice Italian restaurant in LA and she came in to pick up food once and she came off as so shy and humble. I didn't approach her, respected that she was just there doing normal people things (with her bodyguard or driver) and living her life. The.story behind her death is so sad.
Coke is a hell of a drug
@@AlphaFlight I didn't watch it all the way through. She is practically PANTING at times. 🧐🤔
Should've asked her if she ordered mom's spaghetti
@@AlphaFlight Especially if you listen to heavy metal...or are being deliberately poisoned by heavy metals...
I miss her terribly...she appears to have had an infectious positivity, energy, laughter...just a pure ray of sunshine and joy.
I think a substance might have contributed.
She was a really cool person. Her personality was bubbly and inspiring. She knew a way with her words. I can’t imagine life without you Brittany ❤. You’re missed and loved by many.
Gosh, this takes me back down memory lane. The 80's, 90's and early 2000's were such lively years.
And damn do I miss Brittany Murphy so much
not only the early 2000's, the whole 2001-2008 era was great. dont let 9/11 get to your head.
@@robroy6374 What a suprise that the rise of social media and smart phones coincided to when things started to get shit.
@@Casanova-Frankenstein_93 exactly, social media and smart phones really took off in the early 2010s.
Wow, that's a shot of nostalgia right there. It's weird to me that there are adults right now that have no idea what Friday nights at Blockbuster were like. Hoping they weren't out of the movie you wanted, standing around for a while by the front desk to see if anyone returned something you wanted. I don't know, it's strange how different the world is now. 2004 wasn't that long ago.
I always liked Brittany Murphy. Only the good die young.
The generation before us probably thought it was weird for us to go wait around for a movie to watch at home,instead of going to watch it at the movie theater and socializing with people.
I’m crying. I wasn’t expecting this video to be the first to come across today. Her energy, she’s so goofy and full of life and now… I hope her spirit is ok 😔
I’m close to tears and your comment got me
Her spirit was contacted via "spirit box session". She's confused about her death and doesn't know how it happened. She was one of my favorites too. Soo skinny later in her life!!! Different from her start like in Clueless
@@linzwalker436 she died cause of multiple drug intoxication...what to confuse about that?
@@beardedentity That's false. The coroner's verdict was pneumonia, exacerbated by anemia and misuse of various prescription medicines.
I’m sure her soul is fantastic. ❤
she just had this loveable chaotic energy
This video just brings you back. So much nostalgia from a time not too long ago. I believe the 2000's is the last decade before everything just became all about instant gratification.
I believe you're exactly right. We had to get in our car and go down the road to get a movie and then we had to remember to take it back. Now you just have choices all over your phone or your TV and it's not as special.
90-2005, before internet really took off. Never will there be a better time in history
MTV. you need to post any and every frame of footage you have of Brittany Murphy. This was her true self and her memory got tainted by the circumstances of her passing. Appreciate this so much. Geez, I had the same hairstyle and clothes at that time too. it's a timecapsule of culture and a great memorial piece of footage of who Brittany really was.
Her MTV diary is everything💕🗝👑
The only way to see “her true self” would be if she didn’t know the cameras are rolling.
Brittany’s sweet personality is infectious. May she Rest In Peace
I like Brittany Murphy, blockbuster and the 90s 👌
Her personality is angelic in this video. She was so focused on feeling happy because she felt so sad. The world is a more dull and less funny place without her. I hope she is resting in peace.
I love her, though i can tell she was probably on some kind of drugs at that moment
*RARBG*
You’re comment implies that you think Britanny murphy commited suicide. Lots of people seem to think she killed herself for some reason. She died from anemia and pneumonia and too much prescription medication
You described many people in this world. So focused on feeling happy because they feel so sad. I have met countless happy people who I found out over time were actually sad the whole time. Many years people thought I was happy because I constantly joke and laugh but on the inside I would hurt quite strongly.
@Totally Rufus A friend of mine in college was the same, too. He was very funny and a nice person to be around, but we didn't realize he had been grieving for his deceased nephew, and it took a toll on him.
Blockbuster is so nostalgic. The good Ole days😀
I'm tearing up. She's so real.
Man it was a better time. But I'm so blessed to have grown up in 90s and early 2000s. Imagine having TikTok as your core memories. Omg 🙄
Right! I hate tiktok! I love no cell phones and grunge
Samehere!!
She is/was great. This is a MTV segment could be a couple of TikTok videos! I miss Blockbusters too, but driving and renting a movie for $5 and trying to return it on time is objectively so much worse than paying $14 a month for endless Movies and TV shows on demand, so what I really miss is the memories of being young, and going there with my mom or arguing over what to rent with my first gf.
Whenever you were young and the world was new, the nostalgia makes that world and time seem like the best possible one.
People who grew up in the 60's and 70's probably saw this when it came out and thought watching a star go to a Blockbuster on MTV was horrible and trite compared to the things they remember doing when they were young.
I watch my sister and i feel sorry for her... All shevs gonna remember is tiktok
Yes the 90s and 2000s we're so much brighter. Is it just me or does it seem like then it was all sunshine and happiness and being bubbly and having fun. No days it's so dark. The music even the rap is all emotional and dark. The movies that come out are all horror movies or psychological thrillers. They really don't make happy upbeat raunchy comedies any more. It's either some reality bullshit or drama or horror. We get an ok rom com maybe twice a year now. People only want to be home alone or they want to argue with everyone because they can hide behind a screen. It's like the 90s and 2000s was a bright sunny warm day but after about 2015 it's like a dark cloud came over the world and just gets darker and darker each year. Really fucks me up because that's one thing there is no solution to. Time travel technology hasn't been released to us so we have to live in this darkness.
I love Britneys personality and style. She was a beautiful person in so many ways. She will always be loved and deeply missed.
something about the way she says goodbye, paired with the music makes me start crying. wow, this is when i ache for someone like her to come back, even though i know it cannot be. rest in peace.
I just know she would’ve been on Broadway right now if she were alive. Beautiful voice and energetic personality.
I could see her playing Roxie Hart or Sally Bowles!!
@@dorothyallspice1862 I think I remember reading that she auditioned for Chicago. I can't find anything about it again with a quick Google, but I feel sure I've read that before.
If she was alive today I think she would be a better Harley Quinn than Margot Robbie
Brittany had such a vibrant smile and contagious energy that just made you want to be silly and play along with her. It's really a shame we had to lose her so young. Also based on all those movies in the store and how she says Shrek was the best movie she watched last year this is 2002, not 2004.
She also says she's 24. She was born in November of '77, so yeah, this is 2002.
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@@BTTFMovie I caught that too. The vibe is oddly quiet, especially on the streets outside. It's N.Y. city, but it feels like someone just died. Considering that she's wearing short sleeves, I imagine this is the spring or summer after the September 11th attacks.
@@paulweston8184 Exactly. And she said Shrek was her favorite movie that came out the previous year, which would’ve been 2001.
@@BTTFMovieI’m so confused as to what year this is. She mentions that she’s 24, but when she picks up the copy of clueless, she says “it’s crazy what 10 years can do”. Which would make it 2005, but then she would be 28, not 24….
I also noticed that the first Harry Potter movie was on the counter, which was released in 2001.
"I think it's beautiful how a star's light travels the universe, long after it dies. That's what I want to be in this world - someone whose light lingers on after I'm gone." John Green
Brittany's light is still shining.
She having fun with her camera person. AND now it is proven she is fun happy go lucky girl.
Brittany’s gift to us was that her spirit is immortalised in her work. RIP Queen.