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Along those lines, when we went to see Inside Out in the theater, there were a number of small kids in attendance (our kids, also with... -
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The original Schrek version of Nosferatu, screened at a late night film festival - the combination of being silent and its use of...
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My spouse had a very strong reaction to Thirty Days of Night in the movie theater. The combination of high-speed vampires, darkness...
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Poltergeist. As an impressionable tween (though that terms I don't think existed back then), it seriously scared the socks off of me...
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That was top of my list too, like when I read the thread title. Certainly the only one to really hit that hard in the last say, 20...
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As kids, my brother and I went to see Star Trek: The Wrath of Khan with our dad. We'd already been exposed to TOS, and seeing Spock's...
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The Matrix. I saw it with my dorky college group of friends, and we always went to Perkins after any movie for coffee, pie, cigarettes...
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Here to post the same. That was the last horror movie of that type I saw, left feeling completely not great.
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A lot of my movie viewings are blurring together but: Bram Stoker's Dracula was one of the first movies I remember seeing in a theater...
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Two college experiences come to mind. Our film committee would schedule 3 films a week (this was the 1980s) - an older, mainstream movie...
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Saving private ryan. I went with my dad who went through Vietnam. He never really seemed that affected by his experience but on that day...
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I freely admit to being one of those people that got legitimately choked up when Cap picked up Mjolnir.
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When I was 10, I lived in a rural part of the Netherlands where there wasn't much in the way of cinema, and what there was was too...
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Maggan replied to the thread Your most "visceral" experience at a movie theater..Sometimes i reread that part of the book just for the gosse bumps!
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On a more cheerful note, written or in film, the scene at the end of the Two Towers where the cock crows and the horns of Rohan can be...