Rocky 4 and the Transformers movie are the ones I remember most.
age 5
Never realized how much speech impediments made for classic animated cinema.
Rocky 4 and the Transformers movie are the ones I remember most.
age 5
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We had this dollar-threatre at the end of your street and it was there for, like, a week. My father had decided that we needed to wait. I think he was doing something as pedestrian as having to work overtime. Anyway, it left as soon as it got there! We waited all that time (it must've been late-January, early-February at that time, 1992) and they usually had runs from 2-4 weeks for each movie. Because it was so late, we didn't get the opportunity to see it.
My first memorable Star Trek experience was the TNG episode, original run, of "The Best of Both Worlds, Part II." They ran the season-finale and season-premiere back-to-back. I can still remember my mother explaining what was happening when they took Captain Picard off the bridge. I was terrified, mostly because the episode had an emotional impact on her. I'm a life-long Trekkie. Trek, Star Wars, and Pistons basketball were all introduced before age 5. Been indulging them ever since. It makes me feel like a kid again.
I don't remember the first, but i remember the first time i saw a semi-bare breast on the big screen......it was cool. My dad took me, i was 8.
This chick had a nice little attentive rack too...
I dare you to watch this flick.
http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x9c...-an_shortfilms
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Saturday Night Fever at the drive-in. I was five.
It wasn't exactly a movie.....we would run past the cave paintings while blinking rapidly.
Yeah, I'm old....
I think it was The Jungle Book (the animated one), but it might have been ET.
Might have been Three Amigos. I would have been 4 or so. Didn't get the "mail plane" joke for nearly a decade.
First movie I remember seeing was Superman at southpark mall. I was like 5/6 in 84/85. It must have been a re-showing cause didnt the original come out like in 78 or something. Anyways, I was ing entranced by that movie. For a 5/6 year old boy, that movie was amazing.
Rob in SA
I can't remember the very first movie I went to but I do remember the first movie I went to that I was allowed to go by myself.
I went with my older brother, I was 12 he was 14, we saw Exorcist.
I didn't sleep for 2weeks.
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God. Cameron Diaz was SO hot in The Mask.
Then, somewhere along the lines, she turned stick figure and my attraction to her has never returned.
This movie was epic during my childhood, too. Especially the end part...man Somewherrrrrrrrreeeee out therrreeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
Damn. Aside from your choice in NBA teams, you've got some excellent taste.
I could say the same about you, but I actually respect the Spurs Fpoonsie...at least you're not a Celtic fan though...I am a Laker fan til I die!
I was watching The Last Starfighter...I think I saw that in the theater.
You expect me to remember the 60's?
I like that movie a lot! And "American Tail" !
I remember seeing "The Little Mermaid" but would have to ask my mom which was the first movie she took me to.
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the one i remember is flash gordon, circa 1980...southpark mall.
i remember walking to the car afteward thinking how cool it was.
now i watch it with my boy. he sings the themesong, so he likes it too.![]()
That was the coolest . I think I was 7.
I remember when this hit. It was a mega blockbuster and some friends from the neighborhood tagged along to go watch it on the big screen. It was the coolest thing ever at the time, lol.
Some disney movie, I think it was 101 Dalmations.
Hahaha, i just bought this movie on VHS the other day for a dollar. My mom took me to see that when i was like 2 or 3, and she had to take me out of theater because I freaked out when the clone is transforming in the bed. Great flick man.
Anther good one I saw the other day from my childhood was The Beastmaster, it was a trip. Movies have sure tailed off since my youth.
I'm going to have to replace all the videos I have on VHS with blu ray...I remember The Beastmaster and how I used to try to talk to my childhood cat. He probably thought I was on something. Little did that cat know I wasn't...
Anyone remember Gleaming the Cube or Silver Bullet?
Just skipping the middle-man, huh?
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