May 5, 2015

I'm not sure it was my first, but Pokemon: The First Movie (1998) was the first big deal.
My cousins and I caught it on the premier night. I was 4 and remember it vividly.

 

May 5, 2015

i lived in india till i was 5

but f--- this is making me too nostalgic/kinda sad lol. movies were such a big part of my life growing up, and just as big a part of my dads upbringing, but i feel like so much gets lost over time. the generational and cultural differences being the least of it. like, how do you translate the joy or warmth you felt watching a film over and over again with your parents when you're an adult with your own kids? You don't...you just try to recreate that experience for them. And while thats beautiful, its also kind of sad to me. Ive seen my dad stop and start on numerous occasions to try and describe something his childhood, with his dad (who passed away when my dad was like my age now), and at some point its kind of hopeless. So I always try to be conscious and aware of experiences so that I can cherish them "properly" but that just makes it seem even more artificial. Idk I guess these are what "growing pains" are...I just didnt think theyd be an on going part of life from the moment you realize that you cant relive your past till the day you pass away

 

May 6, 2015

jesus... seeing some of these answers just make me think "im way too old for this s---" and exit the thread. but instead i will say i dont remember what the first movie i saw in theaters was, but i did see titanic in theaters when i was in 7th grade, sat through the whole thing with this b---- and she didnt even play with my penis... meanwhile, 3 monts later, she goes on a chorus field trip to ny for a macys day parade performance... and blows some dude.

farkle lost.

 

May 7, 2015

the movie that made me start watching western movies were "the truman show"

i was speechless

 

May 6, 2015

Probably something Disney related like Lion King, but I remember being terrified by Chucky from Child's Play at a young age so could've been one of the Child's Play movies I watched unbeknownst to my parents

 

May 5, 2015

first was Aladdin in 92', followed by Nightmare Before Christmas in '93 and The Lion King '94, all classic's, I was a pretty fortunate kid.

 

May 7, 2015

Lion King. Best opening scene ever. d---, I'm old.

 

May 5, 2015

Mine was the pokemon movie aswell, the holographic mew card you got with purchasing the movie ticket was so lush.

 

May 5, 2015

Jurassic Park