I was 11. Few friends and I bought tickets for another movie but then snuck into Scary Movie. It was wild.
shareTrue Lies, when I was 6. The one I remember more was Halloween H20 when I was 10. Good times.
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Our neighbors were the first to get a VCR and they had the movie Dog Day Afternoon. At the time, I didn't understand one bit of what was going on and thought it was a cops and robbers type of movie. I thought it was awful. Lol. It wasn't till about 10 years ago that I saw it as an adult and I thought it was brilliant.
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shareSome time in the 80s
shareDon't remember exactly but I was around 7 or 8. It was at the drive-in; obviously I wasn't driving. My parents occasionally went out to see a movie and took us kids along. The drive-in was probably easier to keep control of us as if we were bored we could doze in the car.
shareDrive-ins were nice for parents of young kids - no babysitter needed! π
shareI have no idea. I remember when the first ratings system of G, M, R and X first started though. I was just old enough at that time to legally get into an R movie (age limit then was 16). I suppose being legal took away the 'thrill' which made the experience unmemorable. I had no interest in trying to get into any X-rated movies, which at the time, were probably mainly porn movies. Actually, if I remember correctly, X wasn't even an official rating. I think it was applied to any movie that didn't get submitted to the ratings board.
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