Dirty Dancing
The King and I
Willow
The sound of music
The Princess Bride
Labrynth
The never ending story
Splash
Pretty Women
Desperately seeking Susan
The lost boys
The Goonies
Poltergist
Stand by me
Don't be turned off by the age of the films. I showed both movies to some children my mother was taking care of a few years ago (ages 5 and under) and they LOVED them.
My oldest used to love silent movies when he was a kid, Laurel and Hardy, Buster Keaton, Charlie Chaplin, great !
When I was a kid, I loved The Wizard of Oz, and although not a kids film as such I adored The King and I (I had a thing about Yul Brynner when I was about 13 or 14):)
Short Circuit definetely I loved Johnny 5. Stand By Me freaked me out as a kid cos of the bit in the lake of course being an 8 year old girl I didn't actually get what he was saying.
Mighty Ducks trilogy maybe minus the third one cos that wasn't that good. Another one I'd forgot about but saw the other day Andre oh and then Free Willy and Free Willy 2 (pretend 3 doesn't exist)
Family Guy quote
Lois: Hey I know, lets play a game. Now I'm thinking of a movie.
Meg: Is it an action movie?
Chris: Who's in the movie?
Peter: Wait, is it a good movie?
Lois: Eh, it has its moments.
Peter: CoolRunnings
Lois: Yep!
Bugger looking at your films so far they are all in the 80s or after. I'm older so go back a bit more.
The Amazing Mr Blunden
The World's Greatest Athlete
Escape to Witch Mountain
Return to Witch Mountain
Herbie Rides Again
One of our dinosaurs is missing
The cat from out of space
Bugsy Malone
Looking at a lot of those titles they look like a pile of crap lol
I'm only 24 and I remember watching The Amazing Mr Blunden as a child. Great movie!
Mannequin...even if just for the animated scenes at the beginning, lol.
When I was about 7/8 and my brother was 6 we loved Charlie Chaplin's "The Avalanche" and "Angels with Dirty Faces" - an old gangster movie from the 1930's. Then again, we both grew up to be movie geeks :P
Other movies we loved:
Air Force One
The Brave Little Toaster
An American Tail
Who Framed Roger Rabbit
Beethoven
The Land Before Time
Jason and the Argonauts - oldie but goodie!
Home Alone 1 & 2
The Batman Movies
Drop Dead Fred
Pound Puppies: The Legend of Big Paw
i love watching that at christmas time, and the wizard of oz..The sound of music is good too
LOL! I had to be taken out of the cinema when my Auntie took me to see The Wizard of Oz because the Wicked Witch of the West scared the living daylights out of me! Auntie wasn't best pleased as she loved the film!
PS This was during one of the many re-releases btw, not in 1939!:D
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and may I add, the tv movie Nightmares, for the sole reason, of the episode entitled Bishop of Battle staring a young emilio estevez
The Last Starfighter
Explorers
Batteries Not Included
Battle Beyond the Stars
Space Raiders (reused footage from Battle Beyond the Stars)
Over the Top (starring Sly Stallone)
The Sheriff and the Satellite Kid (and its sequel - Why did you pick on me)
Mighty Ducks!!!! <- Best film ever
Stand By Me
Hook
Bedknobs and Broomsticks
Now and Then (a bit girly tho)
The King and I
Willow
The sound of music
The Princess Bride
Labrynth
The never ending story
Splash
Pretty Women
Desperately seeking Susan
The lost boys
The Goonies
Poltergist
Stand by me
Yesss! I still remember the theme tune
The only titles I can think of that haven't already been mentioned are...
Secret of NIMH (magic)
Naked Gun (hilarious)
all those Rob Lowe films with Demi Moore,..that ones for a late night thou .:D
that Alley Sheedy film about that robot..lol
My oldest used to love silent movies when he was a kid, Laurel and Hardy, Buster Keaton, Charlie Chaplin, great !
When I was a kid, I loved The Wizard of Oz, and although not a kids film as such I adored The King and I (I had a thing about Yul Brynner when I was about 13 or 14):)
Diamonds on Wheels
The Computer Wore Tennis Shoes
The Boatniks
The Strongest Man in the World
Blackbeard's Ghost
The Spaceman and King Arthur
Mighty Ducks trilogy maybe minus the third one cos that wasn't that good. Another one I'd forgot about but saw the other day Andre oh and then Free Willy and Free Willy 2 (pretend 3 doesn't exist)
I forgot my fave kids film Cool Runnings
Lois: Hey I know, lets play a game. Now I'm thinking of a movie.
Meg: Is it an action movie?
Chris: Who's in the movie?
Peter: Wait, is it a good movie?
Lois: Eh, it has its moments.
Peter: Cool Runnings
Lois: Yep!
The Goonies
Teen Witch
Short Circuit
Monster Squad
Weird Science
Weekend at Bernies
Neverending Story
Labrynth
Lost Boys
Great film many a SYP moment ! watched at the empire cinema in Shrewsburyback in 19** ?
:cool:
Mighty Ducks trilogy (the third one is crap though)
Boys Klub (a bit preachy though)
Mac And Me (wierd as owt, basically just a 90-minute advert for McDonalds)
And Basic Instinct ;D
Willow
Short Circuit,
Honey I Shrunk the Kids
Gremlins 2
Batteries not included
Flight of the Navigator
I do have Willow and FOTN on DVD though.
I'm only 24 and I remember watching The Amazing Mr Blunden as a child. Great movie!
When I was about 7/8 and my brother was 6 we loved Charlie Chaplin's "The Avalanche" and "Angels with Dirty Faces" - an old gangster movie from the 1930's. Then again, we both grew up to be movie geeks :P
Other movies we loved:
Air Force One
The Brave Little Toaster
An American Tail
Who Framed Roger Rabbit
Beethoven
The Land Before Time
Jason and the Argonauts - oldie but goodie!
Home Alone 1 & 2
The Batman Movies
Drop Dead Fred
Pound Puppies: The Legend of Big Paw
That Darn Cat!
Blackbeard's Ghost
Snowball Express
The Shaggy D.A.
The Barefoot Executive
and anything with Abbott and Costello
PS In fact, almost anything by Disney!
i love watching that at christmas time, and the wizard of oz..The sound of music is good too
LOL! I had to be taken out of the cinema when my Auntie took me to see The Wizard of Oz because the Wicked Witch of the West scared the living daylights out of me! Auntie wasn't best pleased as she loved the film!
PS This was during one of the many re-releases btw, not in 1939!:D
forgobout that one..How can i forget about the lush Andrew Mccarthy