Me too Slimfern.... *my daddy, oh my daddy*

I've never seen it...and even if i did, I probably wouldn't cry...far too manly for that! 

Disney's Snow White....

E'Lollipop and Where the Red fern grows..ok gawd how I cried to those 2 films....

the wizard of oz i love it

I loved all the Disney films, all the musicals (Oliver and the Sound of Music especially), Jaws, Grease (I was thirteen, but I'm still counting it), Carry On films, Abbot and Portillo Costello, Jerry Lewis, Norman Wisdom, St Trinians, Elvis, Herbie, Bugsy Malone and anything by Swedish directors.  

My brother took us to see this when I was 13 after we had been for a chinese - that bit with the eyeball 

 over the person sat in front 

I have it on dvd 

 Lovely! 

I can be a nightmare to take anywhere Blizz 

Gremlins was fine, it was Gremlins 2 that was a bit naff!

This scene used to make me proper ROFFLE as a young'un.

Haha! What's 'manly' got to do with it?

Baz, I remember my dad taking me and my elder sister to see that, it was magical! Was probably about 6 then as my mum took my younger sister to something else as it was deemed she was too young to sit for the length of the film. She's 4 years younger than me.

Blizzy, I hated Abbot and Costello. A poor man's Laural and Hardy....and I didn't even like Laural and Hardy either!

Agree with many here, but I liked digby-the biggest dog in the world, the lion the witch and the wardrobe and also grease, although I was really young when that was out, agree that the 80s were fab!

The vomiting?....

Old Yeller 

I was about four or five when I first saw it and laughed my head off at my sister crying

The Incredible Journey (original)

and Born Free

Not on that occasion 

yeah the 'daddy' bit at the end always gets me-i have to pretend to look for something so no one sees me blub lol

and this one is before my time but 'whistle down the wind' i watched it as a kid and loved it

i forgot to add-'flight of the doves' and 'S.W.A.L.K.'

i coundnt find em anywhere on the net to download-so i had to buy them off ebay

worth it though

The film?....or the vomitting?

E.T.

The Goonies

Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure

Back To The Future

Gremlins

Little Shop Of Horrors

Ghostbusters

Ferris Bueller's Day Off

I like the canned food and shotguns one

Hey Kat.  xx

Bil & Ted 3 is in the pipeline apparently. 

And I taped FBDO the other week and daughter LOVED it. Has watched it over and over. 

i remembered another flight of dragons

que? 

Flight of the Navigator.

you dont know flight of dragons Rawky?

Don't think so...is it an animation?

Just watched the trailer on youtube, i don't recognise it AT ALL. That's weird because it would have been something I would of hyperventilated over as a kid... 

yeah animated about wizards dragons and a princess

you'll have to watch it now haha ( you missed out )

Adventures in babysitting

Brewsters millions

Coming to America

Rambo - First blood

Ghostbusters

Highlander

License to drive

The Lost boys

Masters of the Universe

Nine to Five

The Karate Kid

Private Benjamin

Raising Arizona

Scrooged

See no evil hear no evil

Throw momma from the train

Never ending story

Indiana Jones

Back to the Future

Return to Oz

I love the 80s 

How did I forget those?!

Ditto EFFT My dad took me too.... and I seem to remember singing HI HO at the top of my voice all the way home I think that is why it means a lot to me... cos of my dad.... and I can't help choking back a  tear when she sings *One Day My Prince Will Come*

Mary Poppins

Snow White

Bambi

Sound Of music

Chitty Chitty Bang Bang

101 Dalmatians

Lady And The Tramp

Films I saw at the cinema when I was a child and still enjoy include:

Mary Poppins

The Great Race

The Wrong Box

and The Wizard of Oz (as a re-release, I'm not old enough to have seen it when it was first released)

My school had a film club and amongst the ones I saw (though not really children's fims) were:

Lawrence of Arabia

and The Guns of Navarone

Hey Cariad!

Hehe, she has good taste Am not sure how I feel about Bill and Ted 3.......Keanu is about 46 now isn't he?!

Cagney - I loved License to Drive and still watch The Lost Boys from time to time. Can't believe I forgot the Coreys, they were a big part of my childhood too.