Avatar: The Way of Water

[Wor-Gar]

What's your favorite childhood movie (that you saw when you were in single digits?)

I know jye's is Cinderella but I can't remember if you've ever said yours, lol.

You mean my favorite BAD movie? The one you can use against me?

Cinderella

 

[Wor-Gar]

No, bad movies I loved as a child: The Great Race and Destroy All Monsters

Also Poseidon Adventure

 

[Khev]

Good choices. You just reminded me how much I loved silly Burt Reynolds flicks like Cannonball Run and Stroker Ace as a kid.

 

[Otomofan]

I've watched Transformers: The Movie (1986) more times than I can count. I even had my dad put the entire movie on a cassette tape so I could listen to it in the car.

Objectively, I know it's a dumb stupid loud 90 minute commercial for toys. But I freaking LOOOOVED it.

Still do.

 

[Khev]

I've watched Transformers: The Movie (1986) more times than I can count. I even had my dad put the entire movie on a cassette tape so I could listen to it in the car.

Objectively, I know it's a dumb stupid loud 90 minute commercial for toys. But I freaking LOOOOVED it.

Still do.

Same, I even liked (and still like) the 1987 GI Joe movie which I don't think *anybody* else enjoys, lol.

 

[Prime Clone]

Yep and the first big letdown I ever experienced on the big screen. With all the hype and trailers I was literally expecting a TDK/TB experience, imagine my reaction to Jack sticking his tongue out and making fart sounds as he danced around.

Glad it wasn't just me. This was literally the headline on my review at the time...

And it may be an unpopular opinion, but I thought Returns was better.

Of course TDK was eventually the one I'd been waiting for.

 

[ironwez20]

Otomofan loves Capt Eo, and Ironwez loves Batman & Robin.

Proof, kids have bad taste.

Lol I have fond memories of it but I do t really like it

 

[Dark_Knight_89]

I was born in 1989. So, whilst I grew up on Indiana Jones, Batman '89/Batman Returns, OT Star Wars, Ghostbusters, Back to the Future, Universal Monsters etc. I wasn't born or was too young to experience them at the cinema.

My fondest memories of seeing movies at the cinema up until the age of 10 were;

*Watching "Jurassic Park", I was having the best time but was also terrified. With hindsight, being only a 4 year-old I was probably too young to see this. My Dad felt terrible afterwards as I was visibly frightened during certain scenes (he had never read the book so had no idea how dark the movie could be). But overall I was amazed and had all the toys etc.

*The toys from "Men in Black" were AWESOME.

*I loved this movie in 1999, and continue to love it to this day.

 

[Dark_Knight_89]

Even though I was only a 6 year-old back in 1995 when "Batman Forever" came out, I always remember thinking that something was "off".

 

[ironwez20]

I was born in 1989. So, whilst I grew up on Indiana Jones, Batman '89/Batman Returns, OT Star Wars, Ghostbusters, Back to the Future, Universal Monsters etc. I wasn't born or was too young to experience them at the cinema.

My fondest memories of seeing movies at the cinema up until the age of 10 were;

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*Watching "Jurassic Park", I was having the best time but was also terrified. With hindsight, being only a 4 year-old I was probably too young to see this. My Dad felt terrible afterwards as I was visibly frightened during certain scenes (he had never read the book so had no idea how dark the move could be). But overall I was amazed and had all the toys etc.

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*The toys from "Men in Black" were AWESOME.

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*I loved this movie in 1999, and continue to love it to this day.

I remember watching all of these but jp is the one I didn’t see in the theater cause my parents thought it was to scary but I want afriad of dinosaurs.

 

[ironwez20]

Even though I was only a 6 year-old back in 1995 when "Batman Forever" came out, I always remember thinking that something was "off".

Same but those McDonald’s glass cups tho !

 

[Khev]

Your JP was my Poltergeist. I was so mad that my parents wouldn't take me to see that one when it was all my friends were talking about at school, lol.

 

[goatchumby]

Even though I was only a 6 year-old back in 1995 when "Batman Forever" came out, I always remember thinking that something was "off".

I hear ya. We did get this gem though:

And I'm not a big Nicole Kidman fan, but I have no problems with Chase Meridian

 

[Prime Clone]

I often wonder what a Robin Williams Riddler would have been like. He seemed all set for the role then Carrey came out of nowhere.

 

[choombaz]

Your JP was my Poltergeist. I was so mad that my parents wouldn't take me to see that one when it was all my friends were talking about at school, lol.

Yeah I was jealous because my sister was two years older and could see Poltergeist in 82 but I couldn’t. I showed it to my nine year old recently and he loved it!

 

[Wor-Gar]

I showed it to my nine year old recently and he loved it!

Vengeance is yours!


BTW, what thread is this again?

 

[Rotfish]

Vengeance is yours!


BTW, what thread is this again?

The Flowiness of Flushed Fluid or something like that.

 

[choombaz]

Vengeance is yours!


BTW, what thread is this again?

We need threads “Films you watched when you were waay too young” and “Films you were not allowed to watch when you were waay too young”

 

[Wor-Gar]

“Films you were not allowed to watch when you were waay too young”

Flesh Gordon

 

[snoop101]

I don't know anyone who saw it. Nobody even talks about it either. It's like a ghost. I don't see how that box office is possible.

The exact opposite for me, most people I talk to went as saw it and I was one of the few who didn’t. I’m sure I’ll check it out now that it’s streaming.