i found out about the film through my flatmate...she has watched it since a child with her sister when they were ill and she introduced me to it.
wondered how everyone else found out about it/ came across it
She walks in beauty like the night,
of cloudless climes and starry skies
My mum introduced me to this film when i was really young. We even have two copies of the video because we lost the first copy.
shareMy dad recorded it for my mum, me and sister.
I was born in London in the 1983. Then moved back to Sri Lanka. Dad stayed to work. He recorded it on VHS in the early 90s for us during Christmas time. When he came to visit us in Sri Lankahe brought the tape.
I loved it ever since. So beautiful, romantic, and the wowing costumes.
My mumdid this too in London. She recorded MARY POPPINS, THE SOUND OF MUSIC, MY FAIR LADY, KING AND I, THE WIZARD OF OZ, etc.
She would watch them and I'll be their watching it with her gaining interest and loving them all.
So my parents basiclly.
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lol saw a gif for it on tumblr just now, made me curious so i googled it =)
Sweet as sugar, hard as ice, hurt me once I'll kill you twice~
I had it taped from the TV when I was a kid. I really wish I could see it again. It's unavailable on freaking Netflix like everything else I like.
shareI saw it when it was originally released. My husband and I took several friends to see it and everyone loved it. I have a DVD copy I bought several years ago for $60, but now I can watch it on Amazon Fire TV through Amazon Prime. This is absolutely the best Cinderella movie ever made and Richard Chamberlain is perfect as the prince. My husband's favorite character is the Duke of Montague.
shareI saw this at Radio City Music Hall when it first opened. Always thought it was such an underrated film.
shareI saw the film with several friends in 1976 or 77 at an art theater on El Cajon Blvd in San Diego. We all loved it. Just saw it on TCM Sunday, 2/21/16.
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