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Movies From Childhood

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Last night I found the movie The Rocketeer in a box in my basement. I used to watch this movie religiously as a child and it really took me back. Im interested to hear your all's thoughts on what your favorites were as a kid.

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Back to the Future and Roger Rabbit

I used to wait with bated breath for The Wizard of Oz to come on network TV every year! :D

The horror classics were the best.... Friday Fright Night features... Mummy, Wolfman, Incredible Shrinking Man..... way cool.

"The Gargoyles" was one of my favorites.

The horror classics were the best.... Friday Fright Night features... Mummy, Wolfman, Incredible Shrinking Man..... way cool.

 

I loved Fright Night! :scared:

2001: A Space Oddyssey

Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid

Cool Hand Luke

Planet of the Apes

The Birds

The Dirty Dozen

Mary Poppins

Sound of Music

The Great Escape

The Goonies

Back to the Future

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Ghostbusters

Zapped

Friday the 13th

Nightmare on Elm Street

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The Goonies

Back to the Future

Poltrigeist

Ghostbusters

Zapped

Friday the 13th

Nightmare on Elm Street

 

The first time I watched that movie I didnt sleep, I was too afraid.

The first time I watched that movie I didnt sleep, I was too afraid.

Me too, the original was by far the scariest of them! Freaked me out.

The first time I watched that movie I didnt sleep, I was too afraid.

 

"One, two, Freddies coming for you." ...;)

When I was a young child in the late '50s and early '60s, you didn't have a way to keep movies and watch them over and over. You saw them at the theater, or you watched them on TV.

 

A big event at our house, once a year, was to watch The Wizard of Oz on TV.

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