No kidding :laughing:

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How old does it make me ?:>
I still remember a scene that I believe was the first mindf*ck I received - an indian warrior (calling them native americans would be insulting to the native americans) trapped under a broken wagon in the middle of the nowhere yelling ..."Hilfe! Hiiiilfeeee".
Scarred for life

Your link is broken but I'm really intrigued as to what movie this is now :/

Weird, it works for me and I've never had any issues hotlinking from imdb .. anyway, here's the link: Apache Gold (1963) - IMDb

How strange... no idea why it doesn't work for me!

i think i caught that on Sunday morning cheap matinee - my dad was heavily into Westerns

tix those days cost about 20 cents USD

And you had to walk FIFTEEN miles in the snow to get there...BAREFOOT!

And uphill both ways!!

Wearing your father's pajamas, you lot were a right bunch of masochists back in those days.

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I was only about 4 or 5 years old at the time so I remember very little of it. I do remember hiding under the seat whenever Jaws was onscreen.

I think my Grandfather liked Bond movies, I remember him taking me to see For Your Eyes Only & Octopussy when they came out too.

Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid. Had to drive over an hour to Paducah to see it.

Not my first, but the first one I can really remember is The Patriot. Probably because it was the first R-rated film I was allowed to see.

My first movie in theatre was Harry Potter and The Goblet of Fire. My friends asked me to join them.:D

Up In Smoke- My parents were pretty laid back and they would let me watch just about anything. Showing my age on this one, but thats ok.

I, Jury was the first X-rated movie I saw (off-topic)

rented it on VHS and me parents gave me an earful

It was either Star Wars or Pete's Dragon. They came out the same year and I was only 2 at the time, so not entirely sure which one we saw first.

Lord of the Rings: Fellowship of the Ring, either that or the first Harry Potter.

Brother Bear (2003) for a friend's birthday. I was 8.

The first Ice Age.

I don't recall, but I do remember it was hell trying to get the projectionist and the lady playing the piano to do so in synch! Damn was I glad when talkies arrived, though I still don't think they'll catch on.... 3D? Huh? Wassat?

3D was around in the 50s

they used red and green lenses

man, they caused such a headache

But he was referring to the silent film era, not the 50s. :confused:

read his last sentence

Probably something like this:

Yes, I read his whole post. And I actually got the joke he was making, unlike you.

I always thought that one was direct-to-video. I must be mistaken.

no, i think he meant 3D as is 3D now

i'm just saying it's not a new thing

And? Whether you're talking about 3D in the 50s or 3D now, it's still something that came after the silent era.

it was shown in cinemas and was a massive flop

Yeah I thought so. I never saw it but I do know the sequel (lol) was only released on DVD. That must be what I was thinking of.

I didn't think it would be necessary to explain this, but as two of you seem to be arguing about what I meant (and it was only an off-the-cuff joke anyway, and not a great one at that) this is it.

I'm old. 50 next year. My avatar is a lot older. So I pretended to be like him, thinking a) talkies would never catch on then b) waking up and finding there are such things as 3D, HD, IMAX and so on. So not only have talkies caught on, they've become immensely popular, giving rise to such things as 3D and so on. I, as the old man, have been left behind, and am too dumb to realise that the things I declare will never catch on, did, a long time ago.

Hope that clarifies it. Nothing else was meant.

Now, if you'll excuse me, I have to tune in to the Beatles' off-key caterwauling on the wireless....

Tarzan

Clash Of The Titans the original btw it was at a drive inn lol