What was your favorite movie growing up as a kid?

[bobsled92 0]

I was a James Bond Movie fan from the 1st time we saw one. At the drive-in.
Airplane,Blazing Saddles & THe In-laws(Peter Falk & Alan Arkin) I learn evey word of those flics.
we had to buy them when VCRs 1st came out, they were not allowed to rent them at 1st.

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[steve1 5]

Billy Jack,.....Yes, I am an old Fart. I used to think all that karate stuff was real. Steve1

[Gawain 0]

The first release of Star Wars, Raiders of the Lost Ark, hmmm...Moonraker was the first Bond movie I ever saw...Silent Running...

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[fasterfaller 0]

Airplane and Smokey and the bandit .

[PLFXpert 0]

AIRPLANE!!! Yowza! I LOVED that movie when I was little

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[prepheckt 0]

Top Gun and the Karate Kid

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-9 toes

[SpaceUnknown 0]

Yes! Karate Kid for me too.

But my most favorite top 3:
- Willow (For sure my fav, gee I was throwing hazel nuts in the air for years trying to get them to turn into birds)
- Clash of the Titans
- Sparticus

James

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[Iflyme 0]

Hey -- I'm STILL growing up, according to my wife and kids!!

[trmnljnky 0]

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[Iflyme 0]

Hey -- I'm STILL growing up, according to my wife and kids!!

[FallinWoman 1]

OK...I don't know when it came out, but the first movie I saw in a theatre was ET.....I must have been nine-ish???

I grew up on:
The Sound of Music
The Wizard of Oz
My Fair Lady

Those were all family events whenever they were shown on tv.....great family moments.

~Anne

I'm a Doll!!!!

[Iflyme 0]

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The Sound of Music
The Wizard of Oz

My daughters, 8 and 10, know both of these rather well, too! Chitty Chitty Bang Bang is another one of the Goldie Oldies that is "timeless"!

[Snowbird 0]

Never Ending Story. I knew it word for word.
Cinderella.
Mary Poppins.
Bedknobs and Broomsticks.
Everything with Harrison Ford, especially Star Wars. I was also in love with Christopher Reid, so I watched every Superman at LEAST 20 times.

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[Rookeskydiver 0]

Why hasn't anyone mentioned Rambo or any chuck norris films, thoe were all classics.?

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"Its a Wonka Bar"....."Go ahead Charlie open it, lets see that golden ticket"

[ltdiver 3]

--Sound of Music
(classic that came on tv every year)
--The Other Side of the Mountain (Joni Ericson's story)
(must have been my physical therapy foreknowledge coming out here)
--Willie Wonka and the Chocolate Factory
(who -doesn't- like chocolate!
(confession: wasn't allowed to go to the movie theater, so missed out on a lot of what -could- have been in the repertoire here)

ltdiver

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[PLFXpert 0]

Bednobs and Bromsticks!!! Good call!

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[freeflir29 0]

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Ahhhh....fond memories....


Seriously....Star Wars of course!!!

[Squeak 17]

Early childhood would be Brigadoon (Gene Kelly Cid Charise and Van Johnson)
Late Teens woud be Rocky Horror Picture Show & The Blues Brothers

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[Rookeskydiver 0]

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PCSS # 1 Rookeskydiver
"Its a Wonka Bar"....."Go ahead Charlie open it, lets see that golden ticket"