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To piggy back Wabi's movie thread, what was the first movie you ever saw in a theatre?
Mine was "The Life and Times of Grizzly Adams"
I was very young but it left a lasting impression on me.
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First movie I have recollection of is Lords of Flatbush and that was at a drive-in.
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First movie I have recollection of is Lords of Flatbush and that was at a drive-in. Traci Lords of Flatbush? OH wait, you're not Hanco! lol
The deer hunter does not notice the mountains
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There sure are a lot of America haters that want to live here...
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Assuming Drive-In theaters count ... Old Yeller.
If not, if only indoor fancy theaters count ... 2001 A Space Odyssey.
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I saw quite a few at the drive in with my parents which used to be a family thing. The first I remember going to at a theater was the original Star Wars parent free.
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Wait...Lady & The Tramp was first - I think. Lol
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8th grade class trip ,we all went to see Gone With The Wind . A ll us boys on the back row fell out laughing when we heard " Frankly my dear I don't give a damn" and all the girls were just crying their eyes out !!
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I think it was a double feature. Walt Disney. Nikki wild dog of the north and the other was the Walt Disney story of John Wesley Powell in the grand Canyon. I remember going with dad.
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Back in 70 or 71 The whole junior high English class got on a bus and drove to the big town to see Mary Queen of Scotts. the teacher wanted us to pay attention to the costuming and the proper english accents
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The original Alice in Wonderland. I was in the 1st grade.
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Across the great divide. Longest yard with Burt Reynolds at the drive in
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Don't remember the movie 'cause it wasn't a cartoon or a kiddy movie. Spent lot's of time at my maternal grandparents place when the parents were working or just busy. Rode a bus into the city with my grandmother to a big fancy downtown theater to catch a matinee of something she wanted to see. I was blown away by the fancy interior of the theater. IIRC it was the old RKO Palace in downtown Rochester NY because I recall that it had the word "palace" in it's name and that's what I thought it was. The inside was certainly palatial for a 5 year old who'd never seen such fancy stuff except on TV. This was circa 1955 and that place is long gone. I thought the movie sucked so I lost interest in it but the high point of my day was riding a city bus and seeing that fancy theater.
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