I remember seeing Jurassic Park for the first time and being absolutely terrified! 

Yes, Debbie Does Dallas, 10 years old, what was my mother thinking!!!  

  EC!!! 

 I just got that 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yUoQmPircus

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N6fftOvnmOE

Also stars Peter Falk.

Movie going experience I will never forget?

Harry Potter and the prisoner of Azkaban - I was dazzled by the adventure, by far the best HP.

Sucker Punch - what a spectacle

American Beauty - it left me devastated, and still does

Have you seen this Rawks.

And this!  They do make me chuckle

Good evening yourself Donks.

Last Tango in Paris

Saw it at the pictures many years ago.  Went with a gentleman friend and I don't know who was the most mortified (we'd only been stepping out together for a short time and had only just reached the hand-holding stage)

Probably pretty tame by today's standards but Marlon Brando and half a pound of slightly salted made for a pretty unforgettable cinema-going experience for me. 

I love that  film Donks, I also love the Billy Crystal Film, Mister Saturday Night. 

My Christmas preps are well under way and I have just the food for the day to buy, plus the food for me birthday which is two days later and all the family will be coming for that.

He turned out to be a bit of a bounder, Velvet.  I was well rid, as they say

I've seen the Jurassic Park one before, but this one was hilarious too.

I was already beyond the hand-holding stage when I saw that film Madame. I wasn't at the use of dairy goods stage though.

I think I can say, however, that 2001: A Space Oddessy was the most mind-blowing film I saw at a pretty impressionable age and it is still a standard-bearer of film-making for me now.   I gather its being re-released to cinemas again so insist that anyone who hasn't seen it does see it! 

My 16 year old nephew has expressed an interest in seeing it. I shall encourage him to see it at the cinema - I did first time round (too young to understand it) and it blew my mind.

To the universe and beyond the Stargate!  

Order your nephew to see it. Pay him to see it as an essential part of his cinematic education.  

I may have to be a shade more cunning than using an order, he is nearly taller than me and I'm 6ft

Pay for two tickets, massive popcorn bucket, gigantic Cokes?  

It was not a bad film really and it's a shame that it is mainly remembered for  that scene.