when I was five.

at greenwich cinema.

my father and i had a heated debate afterwards about whether ariel's dad should have let her go out with the prince, and whether he had any right to smash all her earthly shit up. we never reconciled that argument.

I think. Maybe my crap memory of it is testament to how young I was.

is Beethoven (the dog). It was at lunchtime at the crappy old cinema in Sunderland. Also i'm convinced that we sat in normal stacking style chairs to watch it and there was a newsreel on beforehand. That may be made up. Not sure.

is the first I can remember.

probably about 6-7

I have subsequently watched this film 21,649 times (approx).

Oooh be doo!

i was four. i remember my mum getting me loads of tic-tacs. i felt a bit of a bad-ass watching a PG at four actually.

I just remember running around a lot and not paying much attention to the film

... at a cinema that has now long been demolished.

on the ferry [oldskool] to england. i had to be taken out of the cinema crying, and can't till this day look at david bowies face without feeling sick.

at a cinema in Holland. Its was cool because it was more like a very dark bar, because all the adults were drinking beer & smoking, plus you sat around little cafe tables instead of usual cinema sofa seats.

Quite sad in a way that the best cinema I'll probably ever go to happened when I was about 7.

I think...but we had to leave half way though cos the mate I went with was scared and started crying....fuckin wimp!!

what a film to start with, it remains my favourite film of all time.

It was a mother and child screening of 'Three Men and a Baby'..

FTW

my dad took me and didn't know what to do because I was crying. He wasn't very good at that kind of thing.

when i was aout 5 and on holiday in blackpoool

when I was about 4. I was so scared of the witch that I cried.

fievel made me cry

it was excellent!

I remember enjoying it.

That's the first i can remember anyway.

been to the cinema.

or Beauty & the Beast

Tom & Jerry was shit by the way.

it was all down hill from there

ftw!

on my 6th birthday.

I think... that's the first I remember anyway. That or the Neverending story, whichever was first.

It may have been the fox and the hound. I'll have to ask mommie dearest.

the first film i saw without my parents there was liar, liar.

and thinking
'wow i need to go there for a holiday'

maybe Beauty and the Beast? something Disney, anyway

must've been '93 or something?

one that I ever saw...but the first one I remember seeing was 'Who Killed/Framed Roger Rabbit?'

I wish my parents kept a better babybook for me. Records end at three when I got boring.

God I loved that film, saw it in some cinema in Aylsebury.

1996 it must've been, back when I lived in Aston Clinton.

Rufio! Rufio! Roo-fee-ooohh!

my mum fell asleep

I remember that my Mam wanted me to go and see Snow White And The 7 Dwarves which was on re-release and showing at the same time. But my brothers were going to see Dolph Lundgren as He-Man and I wanted to go with them.

Though I also went to see a re-release of the Jungle Book around the same time I think, so it may well have been that.

That cinema's a block of flats now. Not really a shame, the owner was a bastard who hated children.

when I was 3

and it gave me a really sore throat because i found it so sad

my sister cried because it was too loud. we had to leave. shame.

and when it ended i cried cos i thought they were going to play it again and they didn't...bastards :

At the time: OMG best film ever!!!1!!

I remember being genuinely excited watching that film, and don't really get that feeling any more :(

The second best film ever after The Towering Inferno.

Petree was my idol

I loved it.

Bill & Ted's Bogus Journey or Hook. I can't remember which...

I had the day off school (infants school btw)

it was my 7th birthday treat.

I cried at the big green thing going mad in the library :(

I was 27

Bambi

or Little Mermaid. All I can remember is being really excited and watching Byker Grove before we went.