What was the 1st movie you were ever brought to that you can remember?

Question

ah the Jungle book that broke my heart too!!

Answer 1

The first movie I ever saw in the theater was Star Wars. My mom took me and my brother to see it and we very little at the time and didn't realize that the actors on screen weren't really there. So I kept getting out of my seat and trying to talk to R2D2. Fortunately everyone was good natured about it.

Answer 2

...I was a wee lad of five, when my parents took me to see my very first movie, and that was the original "Night of the Living Dead"; I thought the film was the funniest thing I'd ever seen, and was almost losing my breath from laughing so hard. My parents looked on, embarrassingly, in the theatre, as other viewers looked back, and wondered just what this little kid was laughing at, and why!!!

On the way home, my parents pretty much concluded that I just didn't understand what was going on, in the movie; upon asking me, I replied, chuckling all the while, "...it was dead people, coming out of the ground, and eating live people!!!". My parents further concluded that I DID have an idea what I saw in the movie, but pretty much foresaw that I probably wasn't going to be an everyday normal boy...

...to this day, although I remember the incident, I have failed to recall just why I though the film was so funny; though, as I got older, I DID come to realize how chilling "Night of the Living Dead" actually was....

....however, as my parents foresaw, I have pretty much turned out to be something slightly more than askew, and out of the norm; but then, as I always say to folks, "...'normal', as set forth by today's standards, is absolutely boring!!!"

Answer 3

The Jungle Book. I miss the classics. Disney has gone downhill ever since Lilo and Stich came out. It's going to need a couple hundred Nemo's to get back into mind.

Answer 4

HA HA! The Texas Chainsaw Massacre! It was at a drive-in. My parents thought I would fall asleep, I didn't! I was 4 years old. The great thing about it was, I didn't know fear at 4, so at the time I was more annoyed that the girl was so stupid at the end with the Semi! Well, I didn't know fear until I got home from that movie and my father hid in my closet for an hour after I went to bed and scared the living crap out of me!

Answer 5

Santa Clause The Movie - ah bless

Answer 6

The re-released The animated Jungle Book, I was 4 and I started crying when I though Baloo was dead and my mother almost had to take me out of the theater.

Answer 7

Sleeping Beauty or Land Before Time

Answer 8

I remember this one well. my family was always poor, my mother and father seperated alot, but stayed together in the end, well this time my mother was dating another guy in mississippi, and we were living with her. i was about 10 years old, i remember walking up to this huge place, a mall and inside this mall was stores and a gaint theater. we paid for a movie and all walked inside. "The Nightmare Before Christmas" played and i was transfixed. And til this day I am still a great fan!!

Answer 9

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Answer 10

Bambi...I was maybe 4-5 and threw up my Cracker Jacks. My mom took me out to the car and I had to lay in the back while my siblings & cousins finished watching the movie.