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_ed ,

Empire Strikes back. Han Solo being carbonised, Luke skywalker hanging from bottom of cloud city. Just wow. Probably earlier ones but that was stamped on my brain.

ace_garp ,
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Yeah, was 7.

Carbonite == Kryptonite at that age.

Had to cover my eyes for the freezing

sanguinepar ,
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Ghostbusters.

First film I ever saw at the cinema. Loved it then and still do, probably watch it at least twice a year.

Piwix ,

Thomas (the Tank Engine) and the Magical Railroad is the first movie I remember watching. I was a big Thomas-head as a wee kid lol and that claw train guy was terrifying to me

Bizarroland OP ,
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I did not know there was a Thomas the tank engine movie. That show was crazy

miz_nocturnal ,
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A horror movie called It’s Alive. I was 5 years old. My mom would rent horror movies without checking the ratings and I’d watch them. Even after this I always loved horror and never had nightmares or anything. But, I rewatched It’s Alive a few years ago and it is definitely not for kids… But honestly the craziest thing my mom rented was The Toxic Avenger, when I was maybe 10. She never saw it herself it so still has no idea what she allowed me to watch at a young age!

ace_garp ,
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You could say…

{Puts on sunglasses}

You got Troma-tised!

YYEEEEEEEEAAAAAAAAAHHHHHH!!!

Bizarroland OP ,
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thelsim ,
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Cinderella
Before anyone makes the obvious joke, it was a re-release! I’m not that old :)
It’s still a beautiful movie and I now regularly watch it with my daughter. It has beautiful art, cute animals and catchy songs. 🎶bippity boppity boo🎶
And that stepmother has one of the evilest smirks I’ve ever seen. No magic or anything and still one of the best Disney villains.
I think the only downside is the bland prince. He has about the same personality as a boiled potato.

I don’t remember how old I was when I watched it, but I was young enough to still be allowed to run through the theater.

Hugin ,

The Muppet movie. I mostly remember the trailer for the empire strikes back that played before.

idunnololz ,
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Face off. I thought it was creepy, but I remember I was happy about the ending.

guleblanc ,

Arizona Raiders, with Audy Murphy, probably at the age of 10. I thought it was the most sophisticated thing ever. I saw it again as an adult, and realized it’s dreadful.

darklamer ,
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The first movie I can clearly remember watching in a movie theatre was Mio min Mio, with a very young Christian Bale, and I’ve never watched it again since then but now you got me curious about doing that:

www.imdb.com/title/tt0093543/

rothaine ,

Possibly Fern Gully

____ ,

First, Roger Rabbit in a theatre. I was probably fourish.

More interestingly, at maybe eight, Pet Semetary. Kid me didn’t sleep for a good long time after…

Spasmolytic ,

It might be Little Shop of Horrors. Definitely freaked me out.

I vaguely remember crying when the cat was electrocuted by chewing on Christmas lights in the Griswolds Family Christmas.

bunkyprewster ,

The Christmas that almost wasn’t.

daredevil ,
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Kiki's Delivery Service

Bizarroland OP ,
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That is a lucky draw. That's a damn good movie!

daredevil ,
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Hehe yeah, I'd have to agree. Studio Ghibli films are really nice. I should probably give it a rewatch some time soon.

TheBananaKing ,

The Cat From Outer Space. I was very young at the time, I only remember little wisps of it.

And yes, it is terribad.

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