What is the first and last movie you saw?

[sean]

Seems like everyone is sure to put down their first movie in a theater but only rarely making such a distinction for their last movie.

I wonder if this is because we're all just old enough to have not neccessarily had a VCR when we were infants... or if it's because the memory of actually going to a theater and sitting and watching makes more of an impression than watching something on a TV.

[Strang]

I wonder if this is because we're all just old enough to have not neccessarily had a VCR when we were infants... or if it's because the memory of actually going to a theater and sitting and watching makes more of an impression than watching something on a TV.

I guess I was taking it as how the question was interpreted, but it makes more sense that that's the only way to remember the first movie.  I mean, I'm not even sure about mine.   But I can't imagine I didn't watch something on TV before I was three and a half.

[Rich]

I really have no recollection of seeing the Jungle Book, I was just going off of what my parents always told me was the first movie I went to see.  If our answers should reflect the first movie we remember watching and understanding, my answer is Con Air.

[Strang]

That would make me happy if it were true.  But I know you only say that because of your new found obsession with hair dryers.

[Rich]

Sadecki changed my picture on me and gave me my new, totally damning title.  Which I am fine with, I just wish he had  incorporated Spidey 2099 somehow, too.  Gotta represent.

[Strang]

I'm sure Miguel O'Hara used a hair dryer.  I mean, everyone does, right?  And he's have a fancy future one, so how could he resist?

[Rich]

Strang, how do you keep finding ways to burrow further into my heart?

[jesslane]

Was the Fox and the Hound at Kurt Fest?  That would've been so easy.  Chicken.  Right?  It was like, about not eating the chickens...

Anyways:

The Little Mermaid
There Will Be Blood

I also remember my dad taking me to see The Ninja Turtles and falling asleep and me and my little sister not being able to wake him up when the movie was finished.  CLASSIC.

[DerickA]

I also remember my dad taking me to see The Ninja Turtles and falling asleep and me and my little sister not being able to wake him up when the movie was finished.  CLASSIC.

When I worked at a movie theater, I kept trying to see ICE AGE 2, but kept falling into deeper sleeps each time.

I fear that if I try to watch it again, I may never wake up.

[Strang]

Was the Fox and the Hound at Kurt Fest?  That would've been so easy.  Chicken.  Right?  It was like, about not eating the chickens...

It's been at a Kurt Fest.  But it wasn't at Ultimate Kurt Fest.  We had a Dexter Riley room which pretty much filled the Disney quota.  When we did show it, I believe we had Tater Tods.  Not one of my prouder dishes.

I also remember my dad taking me to see The Ninja Turtles and falling asleep and me and my little sister not being able to wake him up when the movie was finished.  CLASSIC

Your dad died during "The Ninja Turtles?"  That's terrible.  Damn crushedredsomethingorother for dredging that memory up.

[Shawn]

"Friday The 13th, Part 2"
"In The Name Of The King" (not quite bad enough for the 1st hour, then Turd Ferguson really kicks it into gear)