What was the first movie you saw the cinema?

[ranger_scout]

I think the first one I ever saw in theaters was the 1991 re-release of One Hundred and One Dalmatians. I was four years old. It could've been something else prior to that, but I could wrong.

[ABrown]

This would just be a guess, but the first "movie" that I remember seeing was He-Man/She-Ra: The Secret of the Sword in 1985. It wasn't really a movie, it was the first five episode of She-Ra that were cut and pasted together so that it could be aired in the theater. Sort of like if TMNT "The Epic Begins" would've aired in the theater.

[Utrommaniac]

Ha, with that in mind, 101 Dalmations was actually the first movie I ever watched. On VHS, though. And as I called it "doggie movie".

It was followed by The Great Mouse Detective because it was on the end-of-movie trailer. To this day, my family still quotes "Where's the list" in Vincent Price voice, and "Finish it, Flaversham!"

[Original TMNT Cartoon Fan]

Originally Posted by Prowler

I believe I also saw Toy Story 2 at the cinema in 1999..

It debuted in Portugal in January-February 2000, so it must have been later:

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0120363...ref_=tt_ov_inf

[Raph's Girl]

With a parent (my mom): E.T... I was 2

Without a parent: 1942's Lassie Come Home. It was a special re-release for kids who's parents were off in the persian gulf war. I was 10

[Original TMNT Cartoon Fan]

Originally Posted by Raph's Girl

With a parent (my mom): E.T... I was 2

ET is great.

[SS Kakarot]

Originally Posted by Prowler

WOW thanks for th nostalgia bomb of the day, man. I didn't see that movie at the cinema but used to own it on VHS when I was a kid and loved it. Same for Tiny Toons How I Spent My vacation and A Goofy Movie btw.

I also had all three of these movies on VHS and watched them a lot!

[Fishface]

Originally Posted by Utrommaniac

Ha, with that in mind, 101 Dalmations was actually the first movie I ever watched. On VHS, though. And as I called it "doggie movie".

It was followed by The Great Mouse Detective because it was on the end-of-movie trailer. To this day, my family still quotes "Where's the list" in Vincent Price voice, and "Finish it, Flaversham!"

A bit off topic but the voice of Pongo was actually my great uncle. (I'm assuming you saw the original. I wish I could have met him.........