And it's not too soon to be nostalgic about the 2000s.
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Most of them were young—too young to be nostalgic about British rule.
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He may even come up with a film for the next generation to be nostalgic about.
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It is easy to be nostalgic about the past when we are yearning for a time before we knew certain disappointments.
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I reserve the right to be nostalgic about deep throw mechanical keyboards in this regard, but this is the next best thing.
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The show was always careful to linger on the social inequities of the period, often asking what there was to be nostalgic about.
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I shouldn't be nostalgic about my hip, he told me briskly; if I ever developed severe pain, I could always have a total replacement.
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Let's all take a moment to be nostalgic about that time Wired Magazine was satirized for being alarmist assholes a full two decades in advance.
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But it's hard to be nostalgic about the working conditions inside the factories that Santlofer, a market researcher turned food historian, makes the main theme of the book.
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It's possible to be nostalgic about these losses, but you don't have to be nostalgic to recognize Hujar as the photographer-laureate of a period we could all learn a lot from now.
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When John L. Flannery took over as the chief executive of General Electric last August, he declared that he would not be nostalgic about the industrial giant's storied past when reshaping the company for the future.
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As I pointed out, to be nostalgic about the farmlands of 18th-century Brooklyn, you have to skate right over the reality that the people who drained the marshes and worked the fields were enslaved Africans.
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When I was there in early October—for Ruum's album release show with Maarja Nuut and for the festival Body Machine Body—the majority of people that I spoke to were unwilling to be nostalgic about the country's past, envisioning instead a happier, freer future.
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Nathan Phillips, writing for The Movie Elite said, "Shredder Orpheus is a love letter to independent artistry and ’80s counterculture that is, frankly, missing or underrepresented in today’s social climate, and if it were possible to be nostalgic about the future, it would be via the attitudes present in the future as seen in Shredder Orpheus, a blast from the past.".
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