I'm not an old bat like some here (no offense) but, I think theres a difference between the memory of what your experience was with something and a memory of what that something was. Someone may remember playing with a certain toy when they were a child and the things they did with it and how much fun it was to them but it doesn't mean they remember everything about the toy exactly. For example I remember riding a bike as a kid and racing against other kids in the street but the heck if I remember the color scheme on it. So now if you apply that to the movies, its as if you kept that bike for 30+ years but every 5 years or so you re-painted it, you changed the wheels on it and added new accessories to it. Now 30 years later you have that same bike but because of all the changes it has undergone you don't necessarily remember it exactly like it was when you first started riding it. You obviously still remember the experiences you had when you were a kid riding it, but now if you were to go ride (you'd like goofy) it might be a different ride than you remember. I'm not saying Tip is wrong and Sky is right I just wanted to give a different perspective on this.