The First Films We Ever Saw

Here they all are, roughly in the order the films first hit cinemas.

The 1970s

Sarah · The Spy Who Loved Me (1977)
I was very excited to be taken to the cinema without my little brother! I loved the underwater car. Bond all the way.

Ian · Force 10 from Navarone (1978)
A bunch of kids shoved onto the back ledge of an MG Midget with no seatbelts, whisked off to watch a war film. Classic!

The 1980s

Vicky · Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1987)
A hazy first memory of seeing this at an old cinema on Southampton High Street. A re-release, obviously!

Alex · Oliver and Company (1988)
I loved all the singing dogs and cats.

The 1990s

Siobhan · Beauty and the Beast (1992)
My dad took me because I loved Belle, and I even dressed up in the yellow dress!

Steph · Titanic (1997)
The first film I ever watched in a cinema. I was 6 (not sure how my parents managed that!). After that, my brother and I watched it on repeat, daily, all summer!

The 2000s

Becky · The Tigger Movie (2000)
A gentle one to start with. I watched it with my mum.

Priya · Treasure Planet (2002)
Not one of the most well-known Disney movies, but I love it!

Ben · Cars (2006)
I_ can’t remember much, so it clearly didn’t leave a huge impression, and I don’t think I’ve watched it since. Still, I enjoyed it more than my brother, who fell asleep._

Lorna · WALL-E (2008)
I can’t remember it at all from the time, but I love the film now. It’s a classic!

Katrina · High School Musical 3 (2008)
I remember it being a cinema birthday party for my friend.

Lisa · Avatar (2009)
An amazing cinematic experience.

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