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Swan Oat posted:post the first movie you saw by yourself with a person of the preferred gender you wanted to kiss evan almighty no clue what my first ever movie was though
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Aliquid posted:schindler's list Well, how did it go?
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Should this be a monthly thread, or do we just keep running it?
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Chantilly Say posted:Well, how did it go? we made out, then over the next decade got married and divorced lesson learned
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UpWorthy: This Man Cries At Schindler's List, But The Reason Why Will Shock You
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Aliquid posted:
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Thanatosian posted:
Maybe he thought it would be like this: http://youtu.be/XTSjhm2t8ms?t=1m28s
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Swan Oat posted:post the first movie you saw by yourself with a person of the preferred gender you wanted to kiss I didn't date in high school, and I usually didn't go to movies when I was dating in college, so I guess it would have to be "The 40-Year Old Virgin." I was freaking 21.  (I think the first movie I ever saw in theaters at all was "The Little Mermaid," when I was 5)
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The closest thing I can remember to seeing a movie in the theaters was some cartoon kid movie (maybe Lady and the Tramp?) when I was like 5. Something happened to one of the animals and I cried until my mother had to take me out of the place. That's about all I remember. Weird kid poo poo. The first movie I can remember where I could understand the concept of a movie and where it made an impression on me was The Empire Strikes back. After that, Clash of the Titans, Tron, ET and Wargames. It's hilarious looking back at Clash of the Titans. What an awful movie. We went and saw it like 8 times and were mesmerized by the "special effects."
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I remember being disappointed that the local theater sold out of tickets to their one-night-only showing of a print of Peter Pan they bought. Mostly because the theater manager decided that he'd dress up as Captain Hook for the occasion and come out to announce to all the kids standing outside that they couldn't come in.
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Jul 31, 2014 23:00
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I saw a Tom Hanks movie with a guy I was really into and I found out he likes to dip his already salted popcorn into salt. Dodged a bullet with that one
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Jul 31, 2014 23:00
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Cercadelmar posted:I saw a Tom Hanks movie with a guy I was really into and I found out he likes to dip his already salted popcorn into salt.
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Jul 31, 2014 23:13
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For a second I misread that as he somehow consumed some ungodly combination of popcorn and dip tobacco.
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Jul 31, 2014 23:17
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Hey now, don't speak ill of the dead.
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Anyone remember American Tail? I was 5. I sobbed copiously and built that into a love-hate relationship with movies that blatantly tug on heartstrings.
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wyldhoney posted:Anyone remember American Tail? The Russian mouse applies for asylum but a Cuban/Canadian mouse forces Congress to repeal the asylum authority from the President and he's sent back. 
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wyldhoney posted:Anyone remember American Tail? Vaguely. I do remember watching this, though   http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0107131/
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Cercadelmar posted:I saw a Tom Hanks movie with a guy I was really into and I found out he likes to dip his already salted popcorn into salt. I hope you promptly changed your taste in men.
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ufarn posted:Vaguely. I do remember watching this, though I remember having a phase where I was all about movies where animals were the stars; Homeward Bound (ALL OF THEM), Air Bud, and Ed are among the movies that I have fond membories about but refuse to re-watch lest I realize how bad they are.
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ufarn posted:Vaguely. I do remember watching this, though Homeward Bound was awesome, I watched the VHS until it broke.
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ufarn posted:Vaguely. I do remember watching this, though Loved that movie too. I just looked up the original book it was based on, though, and the names of the animals are retarded. Name your animals better, English and Canadians!
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nutranurse posted:I remember having a phase where I was all about movies where animals were the stars; Homeward Bound (ALL OF THEM), Air Bud, and Ed are among the movies that I have fond membories about but refuse to re-watch lest I realize how bad they are. The 90s were a lost decade.
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ufarn posted:Yeah, another one was Fluke, which was basically Ghost, but with a dog. And then were the Beethoven movies (and before that the Turner and Hootch series). Don't forget about "K-9," that masterpiece starring Jim Belushi. ... Actually, it's probably best if you forget about that one. Or anything with Jim Belushi.
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Swan Oat posted:post the first movie you saw by yourself with a person of the preferred gender you wanted to kiss sum of all fears, I think I was like 14 or something. We wanted to see spiderman but it was all sold out
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rscott posted:sum of all fears, I think I was like 14 or something. We wanted to see spiderman but it was all sold out Well, hey, lateral move, right? (just kidding, that movie was terrible)
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Titanic, which probably worked out better than my alternate plan of Star Wars IV: A New Hope (special lucas-moneymaking-edition). I probably watched that poo poo 3 or 4 times in the theaters, 13/14 year old girls just loved it. And, well, there's no Jek Porkins but you got to get your priorities straight man.
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Majorian posted:Don't forget about "K-9," that masterpiece starring Jim Belushi.  (it also has Al Franken as a drunk baggage handler!)
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SubponticatePoster posted:No, Trading Places is awesome That was Dan Akroyd, not Jim Belushi.  And yes, I love that movie.
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Majorian posted:That was Dan Akroyd, not Jim Belushi. e: "Monkey?! I'm a gorilla you clown!"
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SubponticatePoster posted:Jim Belushi was the guy in the ape suit who gets knocked out on the train Oh you son of a bitch you're right!  Okay, forget everything that Jim Belushi STARRED in. Because "Wag the Dog" is also awesome.
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Swan Oat posted:post the first movie you saw by yourself with a person of the preferred gender you wanted to kiss I don't remember the first one, but the second one was Traffic.
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Top 3 movies time 1) Conan the Barbarian 2) Ghostbusters 2) Midnight Run Don't give your own lists, this list is objectively correct
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SedanChair posted:Top 3 movies time You have an odd way of spelling "The Godfather Parts I & II" and "The Lion in Winter."
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Those are tryhard movies. I'm not even sure what that word means but I think it applies.
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SedanChair posted:Top 3 movies time Barbarella > Conan It's obvious my parents didn't care what the gently caress kind of media I consumed as a kid under 10. First PC game I ever played was Leisure Suit Larry in the Land of the Lounge Lizards.
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wyldhoney posted:Barbarella > Conan I wasn't allowed to get any M-rated games until I was actually, physically 17 but that was my mom's policy. My dad let me stay up late and watch Starship Troopers and Apocalypse Now with him.
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SedanChair posted:Top 3 movies time
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SedanChair posted:Those are tryhard movies. I'm not even sure what that word means but I think it applies. "Effortfilms," perhaps? Chantilly Say posted:I wasn't allowed to get any M-rated games until I was actually, physically 17 but that was my mom's policy. My dad let me stay up late and watch Starship Troopers and Apocalypse Now with him. I liked Starship Troopers when I first saw it (14ish?), but now I appreciate it so much more because I get the jokes.
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I always thought Edward Penishands was a real cinematic gem.
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