ME:
opening week. drive in theater with my Dad. I was in 4th or 5th grade. LOVED IT !
I think MANY of you (in the USA) first saw this on the CBS Late Movie in the late 1970s or early 80s. That's when it gained popularity more.
"In every dimension , there's another YOU!"
When I first saw it, was at the Drive-In theatre with my folks. I was a little girl of maybe 6 years so this was horrifying for me. I saw it again last year on television and thought it was amusing!
shareI remember seeing previews for this on TBS in the early '90s. I rented it in 1993, but didn't really watch it. I finally viewed the whole movie when my mom bought me the DVD in the mid-00s.
shareI saw this in the theater during it's original theatrical run in Los Angeles. I must have been around 7. My grandmother took me to see it. I remember being intrigued by the poster with the human hand coming out of the frog's mouth. I assumed it was about giant frogs and was disappointed when nothing like that happened in the actual film, but I still enjoyed it.
shareI saw Frogs in 1972 at the age of seven. It was a Sunday afternoon. I’ll never forget the next morning, my mom calling down the hall to “wake up and get ready for school”. I was terrified to get out of bed! I was sure there were thousands of frogs under my bed, and as soon as I stepped on the floor they’d all jump on me!
That was in 1972. It’s now 2019 and I haven’t touched a frog in all those years.
I bought it on dvd in the mid-2000s; that was my first viewing. The story coulda had more drive, but I like the cast and the lush Florida Panhandle locations.
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