In the summer of 1998, Mark Christopher’s 54 landed in theaters with a dull thud. Despite a cast of then-hot stars like Neve Campbell, Mike Myers, and Ryan Phillippe, and the fact that it arrived at a time of peak ’70s nostalgia (thanks in part to specials like VH1’s Behind the Music), the film grossed a paltry $6.6 million during its opening weekend and was panned by critics. All of which predicted that 54 would fade into oblivion.

This afternoon, Shia LaBeouf pled guilty to disorderly conduct for his drunken actions—"watch my shit," yeeeeeaaaaahhhh," etc.—at a Broadway production of Cabaret in June.