what was the first movie you ever saw?

[sundog]

that you can remember at the theater...

the first one i remember was this cheesy flick called 'sasquatch' ... i was about 6 or so... sometime in the 70's... scared the living shit out of me...

a bunch of guys were camping in a cabin & a pack of bigfoots (bigfeet?) were throwing rocks at them :scared:

[sir_captain]

1. Snow White and Return of the Jedi

[sundog]

2. i missed that one

:P

[sir_captain]

7. It's not widely known

but technically, Snow White was the first movie I went to, though the first one I remember is Jedi

[sundog]

19. i'm assuming she was a jedi

:P

[BlackVelvetElvis]

3. My dad took me to see Disney's Alice In Wonderland

Until he died (when I was 21) we always went to see animated films and his favorite genre SciFi together.

[LSparkle]

4. "Mary Poppins"

I was about 6 and wanted to be a musical actress for next 10 years or so.

[merh]

9. Me too!

The penguin scene with Dick Van Dyke was my favorite dance scene.
I've always loved penguins.

[WCGreen]

5. BAmbi when I was five and I kissed Karen Krent.....

Where are you Karen,,,, I long for your chocolate stained lipssssss.......

:hurts: :hurts: :hurts: :hurts: :hurts:

[Jara sang]

6. I saw Jaws in theatre

It traumatized me.:scared: I was maybe seven years old. One more for Shark Week, sunpup. Close the cantina early tonight would ya?

[sundog]

10. band plays tonight

open late... if i'm not too busy i will party some too

[ThoughtCriminal]

8. It was either Fail Safe or Mary Poppins

Now wouldn't that make a great double feature?

I'm sure there were a few before that (I was about 5), but those are the oldest I remember from a theatre.

[China_cat]

11. Bambi

[redqueen]

12. Hmmmmm...

I dunno... maybe Planet of the Apes... or Barbarella?

[trof]

13. Birth of a Nation.

Yep, I'm that old.
;-)

Not really.
The first one I can remember is "The Jolson Story".
1946, with Larry Parks in the title role.
I would have been 5 if I saw it during the opening year.

[nuxvomica]

24. The Music Man

And later that year, for a friend's birthday party, Lady and the Tramp. I thought it was enormously extravagant for someone to take a whole group of kids out to the movies, especially after serving them a sumptuous feast of franks and beans.

[aint_no_life_nowhere]

14. Stalag 17 at a drive-in theater

I was about 3. I barely remember the movie but I remember my parents watching it. I think I fell asleep in the back seat of the car. I remember going to the playground at the front of the drive-in before the movie started. And I vaguely remember the snack-bar commercials that ran before the film. I asked my dad to go buy me a Tod-i, which was a type of cold chocolate-flavored soft drink they had in the 1950's.

[caty]

15. I remember being in a theater

when I was very young. In my mind I can see that I was wearing those white baby shoes, so I must have been around 2 yrs. old. The movie was a special showing of "Gone With the Wind". All I remember was the part where the little girl was killed when she fell off of her pony. I've seen the movie several times over the years, but when it comes to that part, I always remember being in that theater.

[bridgit]

16. chocolate factory ~

http://chocolatefactorymovie.warnerbros.com

[RPM]

17. Empire Strikes Back.

the last movie i attended in utero was "one flew over the cuckoo's nest"; when my folks got back from the date, my mom decided it was time to go to the hospital

[terrya]

18. "Jason and the Argonauts"

The first one I can remember.

Excellent movie. Good special effects.

Plus...a ship full of hot men on a journey for 7 years?? Works for me. :-)

[Lumily]

20. Pete's Dragon.

[Deja Q]

21. The Black Stallion... And not the interesting version starring

Wilt Chamberlain...

[Joan of Arc]

22. The first movie I saw was

"The Sound of Music." And I still love it! Having spent three years in Austria, I can say that the mountains really are that beautiful and breathtaking, too.

[Cocoa]

23. Benji

and that Sasquatch movie looks like one of the "Sunn Classics" from the 70's that included The Lincoln Conspiracy and The Bermuda Triangle.

[jane_pippin]

25. The Creature from the Black Lagoon

On TV in my neighbor's apartment with 3D glasses. I think I was 3. Good times.