Nostalgic Films
Discussion
Live & Let Die - First Bond I saw at the pictures.
Logan's Run - Saw that at the pictures and Jenny Agutter stuck in my mind.
Westworld - Saw that with my dad and got in under age as it was an AA certificate.
The Phantom Tollbooth - Remember seeing that on telly and is still worth a watch now.
Alien & the Life of Brian - Went to the cinema with a schoolmate and his dad for these two.
The Italian Job - For obvious reasons.
Grease - Queued for ages in the early autumn of '78 a couple of weeks after starting junior high school, and fancying Kim Girling who was in my class and also in the queue.
Dracula - The Christpher Lee one where he falls on the big gold cross at the end.
Logan's Run - Saw that at the pictures and Jenny Agutter stuck in my mind.
Westworld - Saw that with my dad and got in under age as it was an AA certificate.
The Phantom Tollbooth - Remember seeing that on telly and is still worth a watch now.
Alien & the Life of Brian - Went to the cinema with a schoolmate and his dad for these two.
The Italian Job - For obvious reasons.
Grease - Queued for ages in the early autumn of '78 a couple of weeks after starting junior high school, and fancying Kim Girling who was in my class and also in the queue.
Dracula - The Christpher Lee one where he falls on the big gold cross at the end.
Gavin_Essex said:
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Finally, think it's got to be Total Recall. For the three breasts, the Johnny cab, and that weird goblin stomach bloke. That's all. Remember this film as one of the first science fiction (never been a topic I've really been interested in to be honest) that actually grabbed my attention. Say what? They're going to Mars? Coooool.
Gav-lar
I saw an unedited version of this (friend of a friend) with more footage at the end of the film where the main mans eyes get disfigured and the other deformed people say along the lines 'you are one of us now'.Finally, think it's got to be Total Recall. For the three breasts, the Johnny cab, and that weird goblin stomach bloke. That's all. Remember this film as one of the first science fiction (never been a topic I've really been interested in to be honest) that actually grabbed my attention. Say what? They're going to Mars? Coooool.
Gav-lar
Wish I had not recorded over it.
Same as before (Smokey / Cannonball / Ghostbusters / Any River Phoenix film / Bill and Ted etc) but also include:
Top Gun
Cocktail
The Breakfast Club
St.Elmos Fire
These are ones I put on when I want to forget about the world and remember being a kid.
Plus they have ace sound tracks.
Claire
Top Gun
Cocktail
The Breakfast Club
St.Elmos Fire
These are ones I put on when I want to forget about the world and remember being a kid.
Plus they have ace sound tracks.
Claire
For my chidhood films, it was the following.
Ghostbusters : first film i can remember seeing at the cinema.
The Spy Who Loved Me : Christmas days just aren't the same without it these days.
Back To the Future.
Teen Wolf.
The original Star Wars Trilogy.
Convoy.
Top Gun.
Smokey & The Bandit.
All were played many many times, goodness knows how much i spent (or my parents spent) renting the videos for me to watch.
Ghostbusters : first film i can remember seeing at the cinema.
The Spy Who Loved Me : Christmas days just aren't the same without it these days.
Back To the Future.
Teen Wolf.
The original Star Wars Trilogy.
Convoy.
Top Gun.
Smokey & The Bandit.
All were played many many times, goodness knows how much i spent (or my parents spent) renting the videos for me to watch.
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