I was like 7 when I saw it, but yeah, I told you I was old.Man, you are older than I thought.
Day 1: Pinocchio when they released it in the 80s.
Day 2: My aunt had her faves on VideoDisc so I saw Star Wars, The Last Unicorn, Clue, Wizard of Oz, etc a million times.
LOL - I had totally forgotten about the Wizard of Oz! My family watched it on TV (black & white, in that day) every year that it was re-broadcast. In later years, I have grown to appreciate how much talent was in that film, as well the quality of the music & dancing, the casting, direction, production, & screenwriting!Man, you are older than I thought.
Day 1: Pinocchio when they released it in the 80s.
Day 2: My aunt had her faves on VideoDisc so I saw Star Wars, The Last Unicorn, Clue, Wizard of Oz, etc a million times.
I never saw this in the theaters but I wore out my *ding* turn the page record/book of it.
From what I can remember, I was 7, maybe 8. I was staying in Virginia visiting with cousins and we saw it in a drive in. First Disney movie also I saw.
You're not that much older than me. But I'm dirt so...
Love this classic! Although I'll never forget the first time I watched it and could tell the backgrounds were fake. So sad!
Y’all are welcome to join me in my coffin. Purely platonically of course.
I have my own
. It's a double wide so @gga can squeeze in with me for me to feed off of. And...um... other things. 
What if I want coffin snuggles? Is this an oldies only cuddle puddle situation?
I bought the record after I saw the movie!
No ageism allowed or implied. All are welcome.
Now that’s a tough one for me to answer, because at 61, I didn’t have home video or cable movie channels when I was a “child”, so I’ll extend the definition to include teen years and say the original Star Wars, which I saw 10 times in the theatres.
I definitely included teen years for the one I posted. I have about six movies that I watched an unbelievable number of times from around age 9-14 or so.
Fuuuuck! I forgot this one existed!!
Hahah this move and Bily Jack form one movie, The Legend of Billy Jack, in my brain.
I wonder how many consecutive days you’ll post my childhood crushes? Although Harrison Ford is still a current crush
I literally saw this in the movie theaters. we were visiting friends of ours from Long Island and their kids wanted to see this.
I was gonna reference Bambi when discussing Watership Down. Not shore that kids today are too pampered but man proper generations were brutalized
My grumpiest “old man yells at clouds” position is that I refuse to call this movie anything other than Star Wars. Thats what was on the marquee. Thats what was on the poster and in the TV Guide. Fuck off with your A New Hope.
