The earliest I can think of for me may be Bambi. I remember seeing that in the theater and the ending. I wonder how many other parents were mad when they saw the impact on their children.
I don't remember what it was, but likely an animated Disney movie.
shareEarliest I can remember was Jaws 2 at a drive in. Earliest theatre experience was Raiders of the Lost Ark. Im fairly sure those were my first two experiences. I do remember watching things on TV as a child before that though. Buck Rodger's is one show along with "Thats Incredible!". Thats about as far back as I can remember. I must have been around 3 or 4. I was born in 76.
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shareNo, but I remember the first theater movie I saw without my parents: The South Park movie(1999).
The age limit without parents was 12 and I was 11. They did not think I looked old enough, but let me in, saying that I had to bring ID next time, in a strict tone.
A lot of my friends started to swear in English that year.
A lot of my friends started to swear in English that year.
My mom says she took me to see Snow White when I was very young, I guess so young I really don't remember. The first few I remember (under 10 years old) was Lili (1953), Citizen Kane (1941), The African Queen (1953), Goldfinger (1964), Planet of the Apes (1968), and 2001: A Space Odyssey (1968).
This was back in the pre-VCR days when there were revival theaters, and even regular theaters sometimes played older movies.
The earliest I remember is Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace (1999), came out locally in July 1999. I'm not sure if it was actually my first, if it wasn't it's at least in the first handful.
The second I remember is Pokemon: The First Movie (1998), the english dub was released in my area in April 2000.
I recall Orca and Star Wars. I cannot remember which was first but those are the most likely ones.
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