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Monday Question of the day...First and last...

What was the first movie you remember seeing as a kid,and what was the last movie you saw?

My first movie was Star Wars.We had just moved here,living in the Sheraton hotel while house was being built,and went to the Movie theater a ton back then..I also remember going to Pinocchio around that time...

The last movie...(I'll cover all my bases)
in the theater- Spiderwick chronicles
On T.V. - Trouble with the Curve
Blu-Ray - Dark Skies

The first movie I ever saw in the theater was E.T. - 1992.
The last movie I ever saw in the theater was Star Trek into Darkness.
The last movie I saw at home on Netflix was Star Trek III: The Search for Spock.
The last movie I saw on Blu-Ray was Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part II

The first movie I actually remember was a matinee double feature: Woody Allen's "Take the Money and Run", and "The Great Waldo Pepper" with Robert Redford.

Last movie in a theater was a couple years ago, I think it was Shrek 3.

Hijack...I really like the movie the Great Waldo Pepper,I've seen it a few times..End hijack...

I honestly can't remember the first movie I ever saw in a theater....so I will go to the first one that I remember.....

1st movie....Ghostbusters
Last Movie....Fast & Furious 6...Saturday night lol.
At home....Zero Dark Thirty On Demand
Blu-Ray....Planet Earth

First Movie that I recall is 2001 - A Space Odyssey (1968). My dad took me to see it. Very strange movie for a 5 year old. I'm sure there were other movies before then, I just can't remember any of them. For some reason Kubrick's movie stuck in my brain.

Last movie that I went to see was Oblivion.

Damn.  I have watched that movie several times as an adult and I still don't know what the hell is going on.

Rocky was the first movie I saw in a theater. The Dark Knight may have been my last venture to one.

I pay for HBO, Show, Starz, etc. for their original programming so unless something is really special and peaks my interest I just usually wait for them to appear there (it helps me justify the cost in my mind). That said, I will be going to the new Superman movie.

The first movie I ever saw was at the Drive-In: It was either Easy Rider or Night of the Living Dead although out for several years already. I vaguely remember.

The first movie I ever saw in the theater was: probably Jaws in 1975.

The last movie I ever saw was at the Drive-In:  Oz the Great and Powerful / The Croods

The last movie I ever saw in the theater:  The Cabin in the Woods

The last movie I saw at home on Netflix: The Paperboy

The last movie I saw on Blu-Ray: Silver Linings Playbook

First movie (theater) : Popeye (Robin Williams)

Last movie (theater) : Iron Man 3

First...Jaws in a drive in when it first came out
Last...Fast and Furious 6

It's not a movie you understand so much as a movie you experience. Remember that it was '68 and the whole space exploration thing was on everyone's mind. That plus the fact that special effects in movies was in it's infancy. Then there's the fact that Kubrick is probably nuts.

I think my dad knew then though that I was a Sci-Fi junkie. I used to sit and watch Star Trek with him all the time and was just fascinated by it.

Please,excuse my stroll down memory lane....I miss drive ins...It was so much more about the experience of just going...

Bet you wish you could have that hour and half back like I did.

We went on vacation over spring break to the Georgia mountains. It was a little town called Blue Ridge and is very close to where Tenn, Ga. and NC all come together. They had a little drive-in that I had to visit. It was kids' first time ever at a drive-in and the first time since the early 90's when our's was closed.

Yea ... was certainly glad I saw it on Netflix. It killed some time but useless otherwise with one exception. Nicole Kidman certainly knows how to play a sexy scene. Her rain dance in To Die For and the jail scene in this movie where she rocked John Cusack are two of the hottest "no actual sex scenes" ever filmed.

You know what kind of confused me? Why did Zach Efron  allow her to actually pee on his face?  I read several articles about how they really did it and how great it was to not fake it but go all out and do it. It was a non factor IMO as was most of the dumb movie. They didn't show anything so they could have easily faked it. I'm guessing it would have been much easier on Mr. Efron although these days he may actually be into that. Just seemed to much for too little return unless it was for spreading the word. 

And just as confusing, why would Nicole Kidman do it? There were WAY too many scenes where I asked myself why did they do that? The whole movie just seemed to be for shock value and nothing else. I'm really kinda surprised that stars like McConaughey, Kidman, Cusack and Efron would do a movie like this. I remember when I ran across the movie thinking, "how come I've never heard of this?" and then after I watched it I was like "oh, that's why". Pure trash.