What was your first film experience

[strummer]

The first one I remember seeing in the theater was one of Muppet movies from the early 80s

[foleyfanforever88]

Snow White & The Seven Dwarfs in 1983. I had just turned 3.

 

hmm..my first memory of the movies was seeing Snow White, but I wasn't alive in 83. Maybe I was just watching it on a huge TV, i dont know.

[Ed Wood Caulfield]

White Men Can't Jump when I was 3. I became obsessed with that movie after I saw it. It's still one of my favorites.

[Max Danger]

Ghostbusters.

 

I cried.

[Alro]

The first moive I saw in the theater was ET in whatever year that was released. The first movie I actually remember seeing in the theater was He-Man: Secret of the Sword. The theater where I lived was called the Alice Palace and there was some substance on the floor that was stronger than most industrial glues. I don't remember much about the movie, but I do remember getting a free comic book.

[Vyce]

First one I can remember seeing was Bambi. I was probably around 3 or 4. Anyway, I only got to the part where the hunter killed Bambi's mother, because as soon as that happened I started bawling my eyes out and my mom had to take me home to console me.

[Kaertos]

I know I went to many movies before this (my parents were huge movie buffs at the time) but the first movie I remember wanting to see and seeing in a theater was Star Wars.

 

My dad went to the midnight premiere and I was supposed to go with him, but I had an ear infection and had to stay home, so he took me to see it a few days later with my mom. I was 4 years old.

[kkktookmybabyaway]

I think it was Jungle Book (can't remember it was so long ago) but I do somewhat remember seeing ET.

[notJames]

It was either Jaws or Kramer v. Kramer (I can't remember… I was . My mom apparently wasn't concerned with the content of movies back then. The former made me afraid to go in our basement, and the latter made me leary of jungle gyms and naked women.

 

Upon further research, it was probably Jaws, since the other one came out in 1979, and I'm sure I saw Star Wars in 1978.

[Ripper]

It was Raiders of the Lost Arc. The second one I ever saw was ET and Temple of Doom was the third.

[Kahran Ramsus]

Snow White & The Seven Dwarfs in 1983. I had just turned 3.

 

hmm..my first memory of the movies was seeing Snow White, but I wasn't alive in 83. Maybe I was just watching it on a huge TV, i dont know.

 

It was re-released a couple of times since then, so it was probably one of those. Disney stopped the practice of re-releasing their old films sometime in the 90s.

[CanadianChris]

Back to the Future, when I was 11.

[10 Pounds]

Back to the future II when I was 4. The only thing I remember was when Biff chased Marty in the tunnel.

[Slayer]

Return of the Jedi

[SuperJerk]

White Men Can't Jump when I was 3.

What the fuck is wrong with your parents?

[Kurt Angle Mark]

Disney's Beauty and the Beast

[Aero]

I want to say either Aladdin or Jurassic Park, but there may have been something before those.

[Angle-plex]

Ghostbuster 2; Vigo scared the SHIT out of me.

[St. Gabe]

BTTF, and that Leonard movie with Bill Cosby

[ragingfear79]

For me it was Return of The Jedi in this lil hole in the wall theater in Panama. They had the best projector thou and their popcorn ruled... Oh how i missed the days that the movies where 1.25....

[Cheex Incarnate]

Aladin 2: Return of Jafar is probably the first movie i remember anticipating the release of (straight to video though it may be).

 

as far as actual theatrical movies, ID4 is definately up there

 

 

 

-Cheex