What's the first movie you can remember?

This is the first film I was brought to see, but got carried out (fast asleep) soon after the opening credits.



This is the first movie I can actually remember watching at the cinema:



What's yours?

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Rember watching at home = Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II : The Secret of the Ooze.

Rember watching at the cinema = The Lion King.

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I'm pretty sure my first movie was MaryPoppins.
It was soooo long ago though. My memory isn't what it used to be.


That first thread is a hoot. I miss Austruck and MaryLo posting around more.

i think my first movie was a reissue of snow white and the seven dwarves...i was 5 years old

First movie: Some Disney movie...
In Cinema: Pagemaster.

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The first movie I remember watching was Cheech and Chong: Next Movie. I watched it when I was around 4 or 5. Of course I didn't understand what was going on in it. My parents were watching it.

I think the first film I ever saw was either The Neverending Story or The Blues Brothers, can't remember which one.

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i cant remember the first movie i saw in the movies but im pretty sure that the first movie i ever saw was The Wizard of OZ

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I saw it at the drive-in when I was 4.

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The first movie i saw was Lion king...

To tell you the truth I can't remember but, I'll guess. The first movie I remember going to as a kid was The Lion King and for home the only thing I remember, before the adult movies, was The Hunchback of Notre Dame. The first "adult" movie I ever saw was Lethal Weapon.

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When did you see your first "Adult" movie?

If you mean Porno, about a month ago. If you mean rated R, when I was 7.

yes r rated, i never thought about porno. Perhaps someone should make a thread - "When was the first time seeing a "Adult" film" hahahahah!!!

7 huh? Did your parents know??

the first movie i remember watching was nightmare on elm st 1 i was about 6ish not well so had the day of school n i raided my uncles room watched elm street then i watched the wonders straight after lol

god no wonder im so twisted well ive never looked back lol

the first film i remember watching at the cinema was naked gun 2 1/2 i watched at dover cinema went with mum n dad i was bout 11 and i think it was a 15 but no one even asked lol

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Watched it with my dad.

That was the first movie I saw in the theater as well...followed up with 101 Dalmations, Candleshoe, and The Rescuers. I also remember seeing Robert Altman's Popeye when it came out and I hated it. But then when I was around fifteen, I saw it again...stoned off my ass...and LOVED it. I laughed so hard I ruptured my spleen or somethin'.

My Uncle took me to see that. It's funny that there's so much controversy surrounding thuis film, because when I saw it a child, I didn't run out of the theater wanting to lynch "Uncle Tom" or any of his kin. IT'S A FRIGGIN' CHILDS STORY!!! KIDS DON'T HATE UNLESS PA OR MA TEACH 'EM TO!!!

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