Post your favourite childhood movie memories.

[AlexCruz]

Oooh I could go on and on and on, but here's a few of the top of my head...

All the Disney classics
Ernest Scared Stupid
Toy Story
The Lion King
Austin Powers 1&2
Fried Green Tomatoes (I was only one when it came out, but over the years I loved it)
Aladdin
A Bug's Life
Nightmare Before Xmas
Forrest Gump
Edward Scissorhands
Batman 1&2
Beetlejuice (Tim Burton trend?)
Wayne's World
The Sandlot
The Indian In the Cupboard
Beauty and the Beast (scared me)
Titanic
In the Army Now
Free Willy
Home Alone 1&2
The Pagemaster
James and the Giant Peach
The Rescuers Down Under
Space Jam
Independence Day
Twister
Friday
Next Friday
Flubber
That Darn Cat
Mars Attacks!

billions of others I can't think of at this moment.

Edit: Thought of some others lol

Selena
Rocketman
Mr. Magoo
Jurassic Park (my mom would never let me watch it so it was like a taboo movie for me)
American Beauty (another taboo I was forbidden to watch lol)
The Blair Witch Project (another taboo movie)
The Sixth Sense (scared the crap out of me)
Wild Wild West
The Mummy
Dumb and Dumber

[MATTYBLU2]

ok top ones are the 3 original star wars movies of coarse

indy movies
alien, aliens
E.T.
back to the future


loved them all

[SquidPuppet]

As a small boy my Dad took me to see House of Wax 3D(Vincent Price) at what was then Gromans (sp?) Chinese theatre in Hollywood.

The original Tales from the Crypt with my friends on Saturday matinees...SCARY.

Papillon as a young teenager (finally understanding where happy tears come from)

Watching Psycho and the Birds with my cousins super late at night and being unable to sleep

[jfcarbel]

Star Wars (IV, V, VI)
Superman I & II
Raiders of the Lost Ark
Alien
Terminator
Top Gun
John Hughes 80's films

The one that stands out the most in my memory is seeing the orginal Star Wars in the theater.

[PhiLeingFunkie]

Adam sandler movies. My damn brother :P

Independance day was a lot of fun for me to watch, my uncle took me out to see that, he also took me to KB Toys right after and bought me the BIG alien ship that made noises and lit up. My life was so complete back then LOL.

Jackie Chan movies were definitely memorable in my childhood, I used to watch rumble in the bronx daily. I dare anyone to watch that movie today and not think its corny. I saw it on TNT the other night, quite possibly the worst acting I have ever seen by all characters in the movie

[SDon1969]

Favorite experiences? Star Wars for sure, and the anticipation and viewing of it's first sequel (I was the prime age), and Indiana Jones were both very memorable. I also remember my first rated R flick I was allowed to see in the theater with my father, it was The Sword & The Sorcerer, lol!