i was born the same month the original movie came so i'm curious. What is it like to be a fan of the original movie and can't wait to go see the new sequel and you are kindly treated to Jesse Jesse:a young man's exotic journey from milan to minsk? Were you disapointed and how did it affect your attitude when you heard part 3 was coming out?
sharesomeone's been watching Seinfeld, I see :)
I actually didn't see it in theatres, but am old enough that I remember when it was a fairly new movie. I actually liked it then, I was still a kid though, and didn't really get it, I just know it scared me like hell...
I also kind of remember when it was new.
This is probably the earliest theatrical TV spot I recollect seeing. I was 3 years old.
No, I unfortunately wasn't born until 8 years after this movie was released but if I was alive I would be in the theaters without a doubt.
Burn, witch! Burn, witch! Burn! Burn! Burn!
I did - right when it came out. I was 15. We were pretty lit up, and I really liked the movie. I hadn't yet seen the first one though, which of course turned out to be much better.
But because it was my first to see and under all those cool conditions, I still enjoy this one.
I saw this in the movies with a friend of mine and we both really liked it but my friend really loved it. I found out a few years later that he was gay. Not that there's anything wrong with that .
By the way it was a really fun movie to see in a sold out theater
I saw this one. I was 13 at the time, and I had already seen the 1st one. Grady was the reason I went to see it, having seen him earlier in the year in Weird Science.
shareI was eight years old when this came out in 85 but I remember a lot of the older boys who lived in my neighbourhood talking non-stop about it. One of the 15 year old would always come over to help my dad and he kept talking about it. My parents asked me if I wanted to see it but said not really. However, I remember Cinema 4 being packed when this was on at Cleveland Mall in Shelby.
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Myself and my girlfriend, (later my wife) seen it at South expressway drive in, Forest Park, GA. in the fall of 1985. It is the only nightmare on elm street I ever seen at a theater. BTW, six months later the drive in was closed. It was the last movie I have ever seen at a drive in theater. We thought the movie was great though.
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