The first movie you saw in theaters?

[ArelysAdriana]

I saw Milo and Otis just a few weeks before turning 3 back in 1989 in the theaters. A few weeks after my birthday I saw The Little Mermaid in the theaters too.

 

[CptJackSparrowsGirl]

I think mine was Aladdin O.O

 

[daisyyy]

Drive in... Pinnocchio.... I remember I fell asleep.. I was probably about 5... and Movie... JAWS... My aunt took me.. I think I was about 7.. :

 

[Ciao Mickey]

What is the first movie you saw in theaters or watched at home?

I saw Hercules for my first movie in theaters

Was that the Disney Hercules or the Steve Reeves' Hercules?

I really don't remember the first movie I saw.

But the ones I do remember seeing are Old Yeller (still haven't recovered), Ben Hur, The Interns (anyone remember the shows Ben Casey and Doctor Kildare?) and The Flower Drum Song.

 

[DisneyGirl421]

Beauty and the Beast in '91. Still one of my favorites!

 

[KellyMae]

The Apple Dumpling Gang.

I was probably around 8 or so, 1975'ish. Barely remember any of the movie, just a mental snapshot of one thing. Mostly I remember lots of kids and the popcorn that came in a container similar to a cereal box, only smaller.

 

[a paper star]

Mine was Oliver and Company. I think I was about three years old. My grandma used to take me to see all the Disney movies and when they were re-released they would play downtown at a theatre so I saw all those too.

 

[Pakey]

Pollyanna with Hayley Mills. 1960.

 

[DisneyBlonde]

I remember seeing Bedknobs and Broomsticks, but that may not have been the first. My parents took us to see a James Bond movie at the drive-in when I was really young and I was bored silly. That may have been before Bedknobs and Broomsticks.

 

[MinnieMe87]

The first one I remember seeing was My Girl. It was released in 1991, so that would have made me 4. I may have gone to see Little Mermaid too, but I don't remember going to see it.

 

[luvmarypoppins]

I think it was Flipper.

 

[LuvOrlando]

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[Disneyaunt4]

Snow White. Probably around 1969 or so.

I'm to old to remember, but I do recall seeing Snow White when I was a child so I will go with that.

 

[GeorgeG]

It was Snow White and had to be around 1950-1952.

 

[CurtisCandy]

"Batman" - The 1966 version that was based directly on the TV show.

BRILLIANT acting, stunning special effects and an incredible, engrossing plot!..
These words in NO WAY relate to that movie whatsoever!

It was as bad as a movie gets and I absolutely LOVED it! (I was 5.)