Friday OT - Favorite childhood movies

cloneu

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For animated movies Aladdin, The Rescuers Down Under and Oliver & Company.

Non animated movies Cool Runnings, Honey I Shrunk the Kids, Rookie of the Year, Home Alone, 3 Ninjas, Heavyweights and Blank Check.

Also liked Space Jam.
 

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Swiss Family Robinson, Computer Wore Tennis Shoes, Flubber, Mary Poppins, The Good The Bad and The Ugly, The Magnficent Seven
 

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and how could I forget...Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer. "Let's be independent together!"
 

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For animated movies Aladdin, The Rescuers Down Under and Oliver & Company.

Non animated movies Cool Runnings, Honey I Shrunk the Kids, Rookie of the Year, Home Alone, 3 Ninjas, Heavyweights and Blank Check.

Also liked Space Jam.
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TMNT

Love it that my 7 year old son wants to watch it every week too.

I have perfected the introduction of old movies I enjoy to my 4 year old...if it's going to be on over and over, I'd rather it be movies I can stomach. :)
 

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Top Secret!

Not really a kids' movie, but it was super goofy and my dad had a copy of it so it got watched a lot. Val Kilmer's greatest movie.
 

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What movie(s) did you love best as a child? Was it animated like a Disney film, or was it something sort of live-action like Willow or Labyrinth, maybe the Princess Bride or The Never-Ending Story?

You have just named 4 of my favorites
 

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You had a very sophisticated palette for cinema as a child. I didn't get into Kurosawa until I was about 12.

I was a Marine Corps brat with 2 much older brothers. Lots of late nights watching war and samurai movies. I didn't necessarily catch everything in Seven Samurai when I was 6 or 7, and I definitely had little appreciation for the cinematography.

Once watched Seven Samurai 3 times in one day, back to back to back. First with Subtitles on, then with a critics commentary, then with subtitles off. By the third viewing I was almost understanding the Japanese dialog.
 

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A lot of good ones mentioned already. How about The Secret of NIHM? A few scary scenes and some bloodshed, but all in all it's pretty cool.
 

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Minneapolis
Goonies
Monster Squad
Krull
Ladyhawke
Clue
Fox and the Hound
Gremlins
Space Camp
 
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