[Tom4784]

A lot of people are confusing obscure with old in this thread.

[Pyramid*]

Originally Posted by Prezzie

Everyone's got one or two, a film you used to love as a kid but have forgotten until you suddenly remember it and spend ages trying to find out what it's called so that you can find it on DVD if you're lucky as it's not seemingly available anywhere.

Mine's Rock & Rule which is like a cartoon from the 80's about mutant rockers. When I found a copy after ages looking for it I was ecstatic...and then slightly disappointed when I watched it as it wasn't as good as I remembered. Nostalgia's a bitter bitch, I still quite liked it though but the magic of it was destroyed utterly
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Originally Posted by Prezzie

A lot of people are confusing obscure with old in this thread.

Might be something to do with the fact that you introducing the word Nostalgia into the thread........ nostalgia being noted for being in the past and times gone by - aka - old, fondly reminisced over.

From a nostalgic point of view: any of the Old Disney movies, those I love at this time of year.

[fruit_cake]

Back to the future was the first film I ever saw at the cinema.. 1985!! In a now long since closed down cinema in Wallasey.. what was the first film everyone saw at the cinema??

I think I might have seen ET too but not sure if thats a dream or not tbh

[Lee.]

Originally Posted by christmas_cake

Backto the future was the first film I ever saw at the cinema.. 1985!! In a now long since closed down cinema in Wallasey.. what was the first film everyone saw at the cinema?? I think I might have seen ETtoo but not sure if thats a dream or not tbh

Back to the Future was the first film I was allowed to go and see without an adult..

I think the fist film I saw in the cinema was The Incredible Journey