ITT: 1st movie you ever saw in theaters (that you remember)
ITT: 1st movie you ever saw in theaters (that you remember)
Colton Morris
Landon Cruz
E.T.
Elijah Gomez
pls don't judge
Lucas Gutierrez
>paying to see animal torture
yike
Henry Smith
Beethoven's 2nd
Jack Collins
Sleeping Beauty
cute
Nathan Taylor
Christian Jackson
Children instinctively knew something was off, which is why the whole theater was constantly on the verge of tears and loud bawling.
Jason Lewis
Home Alone 3
Wyatt Cruz
HOW STRONG IS THAT KID???
Jason Taylor
What did that do to those animals!?
Jose Barnes
Jurassic Park. I was 7 years old, and I remember my mom being against it and thought it would be "too scary" for me, but my dad insisted and he took me. It was an awesome experience.
Chase Hill
Jurassic Park (1993)
Brayden Cooper
For real
Blake Lopez
Juan Sullivan
Justin Evans
I didn't see a lot of movies in theaters as a kid. For some reason my dad took my brother and I to see this despite him not really liking movies and not knowing a thing about star wars.
Christian James
Toy Story
Grayson Long
Likewise. Was 5 or 6. I remember walking to the car and my mom making t-rex noises, asking if I was scared. I wasn't, I was mesmerized. Was addicted to dinos like a lot of kids after that day. Thanks for reading.
Christian Flores
Back to the Future Part II 30 years ago. Yes. I know. I'm fucking old.
Thomas Kelly
Earliest I can recall well was Spider-Man when I was seven.
When I was four we were all supposed to go see the Emperor's New Groove, but when we got to the AMC I ended up slamming my finger in the car door. Got taken to the hospital, had a metal brace put on it, and we all stayed at home to watch Yellow Submarine instead.
Jackson Martinez
Pure kino
Jack Rivera
For me it was Shrek
Connor Roberts
Disney's Tarzan. Was 6 years old.
Nathan Baker
GET OFF MY LAWN
Leo Green
A Bug's Life
Benjamin Morgan
Leo Wood
I think anyone who was a kid at the time loved Dinosaurs. I remember even seeing 4-5-year-olds in there who loved it. Definitely was the best summer blockbuster that summer in '93
Ryder Gonzalez
Chase Wood
A Bug's Life
Xavier Stewart
my dad leaving the theater:
>that wasn't star wars..
Adam Gray
This.
It's the most vivid memory I have.
I remember going with my grandma.
I wonder what she thought while seeing it.
Mason Williams
Harry Potter, loved every minute of it.
Carson White
Ian Johnson
Either The Sting or 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea, at a drive in with my family.
Ian Watson
>When the film was first released, several Australian animal rights organizations raised allegations of animal cruelty during filming and called for a boycott. The Sunday Mail reported at the time that Animal Liberation Queensland founder Jacqui Kent alleged the killing of more than 20 kittens during production and added that she was disturbed by reports from Europe which alleged other animals had been injured, as in one case where a producer allegedly had broken a cat's paw to make it appear unsteady on its feet. Other scenes that were the source of controversy were the scene of a kitten falling off a cliff and a scene of a pug fighting a bear. Kent said her organization had a number of complaints from people who had seen the film and were concerned that it could not have been made without cruelty.[11] The Tasmanian and Victorian branches of the RSPCA also alleged abuses.
TL;DR asians proving they dont give a fuck about animals
Joseph Roberts
holy fuck based parents
Levi Watson
I was 8 and liked it a lot.
Good experience.
Austin Jenkins
George of the jungle
Adam Gray
The Japanese don't have animal cruelty laws, or didn't at the time they produced Milo and Otis. So the crew just had boxes and boxes of puppies and kittens on hand when filming. Any scene where Milo and Otis are in danger, the director when literally have the kittens and puppies thrown off cliffs or over waterfalls and film it. Then they edited the takes together so it seems like the animals make it out of each peril unscathed.
The Japanese aren't really any better than the Chinese or Vietnamese when it comes to how they treat animals.
Brayden Lee
digimon: the movie
my mom fell asleep. i was entertained
Wyatt Jenkins
Seeing Species in theater was a weird experience, no idea why I was brought along for that.
Julian Campbell
wtf anime told me that nippon is pure and perfect
Ryder Adams
based
Jacob Cook
Carson Gutierrez
basederu
cringe
Landon Turner
this
James Gray
Yup.
Bentley Edwards
That drawing is adorable. My parents keep stuff like that I did as a kid in a box. But yes, I was 5 that summer and had the Jurassic Park figures. I remember dinosaurs were popular designs on back to school supplies. I had a few folders that had dinos on them. Power Rangers cashed in on the craze too.