What was the movie that made you love movies?
Ben Hur 1959
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Red dawn '84
shareSo many scenes in that film are just so outstanding. I love it.
shareas a kid i reenacted killing russians with childhood buddies after watching that movie
shareYou got that right. Those were different times for sure. I remember around when that movie came out I had a tee shirt that said “Kill a Commie for your Mommy” with a yellow smiley face with a bullet hole on it. It’s crazy my parents let me wear that. 😀
shareyou know there's some Ukraine wolverine's living that Red dawn life right now, I'm pulling for them
sharehahaha, hfs i would love that shirt now! if all those annoying girls at the local university can walk around wearing hammer & sickle or che guevara shirts, i can wear that.
shareah, i just looked it up and see that it's a ramones thing. that makes sense.
Really? I had no clue. I’m going to have to find out just who bought that shirt for me.
shareah, it looks like it was a shirt worn a lot by johnny ramone - when i googled it i saw a ton of ramones references, so i lazily assumed it must have been a ramones lyric or something.
https://www.quora.com/What-does-Kill-a-commie-for-mommie-mean-and-when-did-it-start
MANNEQUIN(1987),THE PRINCESS BRIDE(1987) AND THIS ONE...
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0090498/?ref_=fn_tt_tt_10
A MADE FOR TV MOVIE TO KICK OFF A SHOW THAT GOT CANCELLED AFTER ONE SEASON...
ALL THREE OF THESE WERE RECORDED BY MY AUNT WHO HAD CABLE FOR ME...BY THE 90S I HAD HUNDREDS OF TAPES FROM HER...SHE IS FULLY RESPONSIBLE FOR THE PHYSICAL MEDIA MONSTER I GREW UP TO BE.
Probably the Star Wars movies after receiving the 3 pack of VHS tapes as a kid.
shareBack to the Future (1985), and
Beverly Hills Cop (1984).
I had both movies copied on one VSH from my Uncle. Great times.
Jurassic Park (1993) fits in there too. :)
The Land Before Time (1988). Still brings a tear to my eye.
shareLove Among The Ruins - Laurence Olivier and Katherine Hepburn, Dir. George Cukor, Cinematography Douglas Slocombe. Not seen it since first on TV but it's the first film I remember thinking about the camera work and the two stars and not just enjoying it as a story.
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