TOP 10 PINBALL MACHINES SPAWNED FROM BAD MOVIES ~ THE FLINTSTONES (1994)

[@KatelynJewel]

Admittedly, the Flintstones movie is a guilty pleasure for me though I think it's mainly nostalgia. I had it on VHS, and I used to have all the action figures from it. My parents have told me it was the first movie I saw at the theater as a kid, though I was 2 so I was too young to remember. It was the first live action movie based on an animated show I ever saw, so seeing Bedrock brought to life like that was mind-blowing for me as a kid. Since there have been so many live action adaptations of animated shows in this modern age, this movie probably doesn't stand out as much as it once did. I played this pinball machine at Southeast Game Exchange and it was fun. With the Flintstones being a big part of my early childhood, it felt nostalgic.

[@coletrickle-km7cl]

I got to sit in the fred flinstone mobile (full size prehistoric prop car) over a decade ago at the cars of the stars in gatilnburg tn. And then sat eather in the same one or another prop car just like it at the VOLO car museum north of chicago....that's where alot of movie cars have ended up. They have the only show biz pizza left in the usa.

[@Riz2336]

I like John’s design on ghostbusters right before he got caught for having kiddy porn on his computer

[@alexwothebr1118]

If you own a flintstones and you havent re-themed it to cartoon flintstones, then do you really own a flintstones?

[@alexwothebr1118]

It is a great table tho