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First one I remember seeing was The Fox and The Hound. Mostly remember because I stood outside the cinema afterwards ragecrying at me ma for bringing me to see that. Over three decades on I can't bring myself to watch it again and I don't even remember why. (Nor do I need to be told, thankyouverymuch.) |
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I remember everything about the experience except what the movie was. I remember the sickening smell of smoke, me and my sister having to be taken out numerous times to throw up, my little bro crying the whole way through it, my grandad laughing the whole way through it and my parents saying " never again". Thanks for bringing up those memories OP. #goodtimes  |
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"I remember everything about the experience except what the movie was. I remember the sickening smell of smoke, me and my sister having to be taken out numerous times to throw up, my little bro crying the whole way through it, my grandad laughing the whole way through it and my parents saying " never again". Thanks for bringing up those memories OP. #goodtimes "
sorry that does sound traumatic I'm wondering what the movie was tho lol |
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"It was ET with Drew Barrymore. I like her as an actress, especially in the Netflix series Santa Clarita Diet "
I've actually realised I've never fully watched ET properly must watch it |
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Stripes. Ambassador in Dublin was first movie allowed to go to on own with mate. Laughed hysterically at 13yrs old I think
First cinema movie as a kid I think was Snow White and the witch scared the bejaysus out of me at 7yrs old! |
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"Convoy "
Happy memories of an auld DV27 at home, hanging out the back window and a Realistic 40 channel in the bedroom.
Life before the internet!
Talking to truckers and then they knew to blast the air horns at a specific point, as you were there waiting |
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"Convoy
Happy memories of an auld DV27 at home, hanging out the back window and a Realistic 40 channel in the bedroom.
Life before the internet!
Talking to truckers and then they knew to blast the air horns at a specific point, as you were there waiting "
is that you duck |
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I remember queuing up around the corner to go see The Jungle Book in the old ambassador cinema only to be turned away just when we got to the door because it was full. My Mom said we went back to see it another day, but I don't remember that.
The first movie I remember was E.T. I remember being scared shitless at the "throwing the baseball back" scene. |
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First movie in the Cinema was Robin Hood (Disney), I remember collecting the characters on the back of weetabix boxes too...
First time I tried to see an ‘AA’ movie was when I was 14 with some friends, fckers wouldn’t let us in so we went to watch the Love Bug (Herbie) instead  |
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Superman the movie. The movie had an intermission and everyone went to que at the front of the screen to get the treats. I remember getting a double square top cone ice cream and a bag of revels. |
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Jaws in 1975 when I was 10 years old.
That's when adults picked smoking and non smoking seats.
The Usher came round at the interval selling ice cream tubs, crisps and popcorn.
Yes it was in colour!  |
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The original!!!!
and the line about
"Take a left at the fork in the roa" still gets me!" 
