Going to the movies used to be a thing, I probably went several time as a toddler. Apparently they took me to The Secret of Roan Inish which I have no memory of, but it's one of my favorites now.
I started to eat my vegetables like littlefoot after watching the movie. I would just eat the leaves and never eat the stems, and when my mom asked what the frick I was doing I told her I was a dinosaur. Maybe that's why she left
I don't. My family apparently took me to movies all the time as a baby because I didn't cry much (born 1990). I apparently just giggled a lot at whatever was on the screen. The oldest movie I remember actually going to was Godzilla in 98, and that memory was eating popcorn at the same time the baby zillas were.
I don't. My family apparently took me to movies all the time as a baby because I didn't cry much (born 1990). I apparently just giggled a lot at whatever was on the screen. The oldest movie I remember actually going to was Godzilla in 98, and that memory was eating popcorn at the same time the baby zillas were.
To be clear, Pachy diets are still not known. Their teeth are not dedicated herbivore but perhaps were best suited for frugivore diets. They may have been omnivores, but not in the sense that they would be hunting the dino kids in the film, much smaller easily chewable prey.
I've heard later LBFT films try and retcon it as the Boneheads just being really primitive and needlessly aggressive but I'm 90% sure Don was intending them to be Sharpteeth.
>later LBFT films
Which later LBFT films? There's only one in existence. >I'm 90% sure Don was intending them to be Sharpteeth.
Yeah... I guess nobody's perfect.
Frick, I'm 37, how am I supposed to remember the first movie I ever saw? I think the earliest movie I remember seeing in theaters was The Waterboy in the military theater on Okinawa in 1998, because my dad was stationed there.
Apparently my parents took me to see the Lion King but I don’t remember it. The first movie I really remember seeing was Independence Day and when the re-released the Star Wars movies, and they did a theatrical run.
freddy vs jason
OP here. How old were you? I was 5 when I saw TLBT.
13. my parents didn't let me go out much
I'm guessing they took you?
yup my dad did. my mom stayed home
Spider-Man 1
Which one? Sam Raimi?
I am apologizing for this shitpost in advance.
I fricking hate you.
'ad a giggle
cheeky c**t
I don't remember.
does it still hold up? I might watch it again
I'd say so. Watched it again a few months ago on blu-ray.
holds up even more
it is mythic
finding nemo
Richard Scary, but I got too scared and walked away.
I forget.
Going to the movies used to be a thing, I probably went several time as a toddler. Apparently they took me to The Secret of Roan Inish which I have no memory of, but it's one of my favorites now.
Titanic. I was 4. Slept the entire time.
I started to eat my vegetables like littlefoot after watching the movie. I would just eat the leaves and never eat the stems, and when my mom asked what the frick I was doing I told her I was a dinosaur. Maybe that's why she left
>when my mom asked what the frick I was doing I told her I was a dinosaur
That's cute.
>Maybe that's why she left
Well, that got dark quickly.
Toy Story (was 3 years old)
the first I remember is phantom menace, the first actual was probably toy story or something
I don't remember.
Batman Forever? Release date would make me 7 yo
I don't. My family apparently took me to movies all the time as a baby because I didn't cry much (born 1990). I apparently just giggled a lot at whatever was on the screen. The oldest movie I remember actually going to was Godzilla in 98, and that memory was eating popcorn at the same time the baby zillas were.
Star Wars: Episode VII
OP here. Frick I'm old...
>Pachys
>predators
Don Blueth is a hack.
Yeah, that part makes me roll my eyes whenever I re-watch it.
To be clear, Pachy diets are still not known. Their teeth are not dedicated herbivore but perhaps were best suited for frugivore diets. They may have been omnivores, but not in the sense that they would be hunting the dino kids in the film, much smaller easily chewable prey.
I've heard later LBFT films try and retcon it as the Boneheads just being really primitive and needlessly aggressive but I'm 90% sure Don was intending them to be Sharpteeth.
>later LBFT films
Which later LBFT films? There's only one in existence.
>I'm 90% sure Don was intending them to be Sharpteeth.
Yeah... I guess nobody's perfect.
Maybe it was rabid
Frick, I'm 37, how am I supposed to remember the first movie I ever saw? I think the earliest movie I remember seeing in theaters was The Waterboy in the military theater on Okinawa in 1998, because my dad was stationed there.
i'm not sure which came first but it's either a bug's life or stuart little
maybe the first pokemon?
based. Stuart Little was the first movie i saw in theaters
Got dragged with a daycare to see this. Spent the entire time wanting to go back and play 3D Pinball on the daycare computer.
god that film should not be shown to daycare children
Why? I can't remember a single thing about it.
Duh-
Duh-
DUUUCKKYYYY!
first movie i remember seeing in a theater was probably batman returns but it's possible i saw others before then that i don't remember
Little mermaid
Probably the same age as me OP. Based
Things used to be so better
Apparently my parents took me to see the Lion King but I don’t remember it. The first movie I really remember seeing was Independence Day and when the re-released the Star Wars movies, and they did a theatrical run.
The earliest one I remember clearly was the Lion King.
twister, i was 6 and fell asleep halfway through.
The Lion King