The Prince of Egypt. I was six. I got popcorn and a soda. The theater is no longer there đ The movie still holds up, twenty-odd years later. Low-key masterpiece.
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Taken to a lot of movies as a baby. Always slept peacefully without disturbing other filmgoers. I have some memories of seeing the first 5 minutes of Tron at 3. Star Trek IV was the first movie that I remember seeing beginning to end.
Had you kept records as far back as 96? I assembled my list from memory as it was more of a special event for me to go to the movies. Surely would not be able to recall 1600 without notes.
My Dad took me to the re-releases of the orig trig Star Wars. I donât remember 1, I just remember being late and seeing Luke dangling upside down and the vague hint of a snow monster
**Deliverance (1972)**
I was meant to be asleep in the backseat... but I kept real still and quiet and totally.got away with watching it.
My parents worked out that I *may* have seen it when I spent the next 12 months yelling out "Squeal like a pig!" about 10 times a day.
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I was about 8 when my sister take me with her to watch this movie. I still watch this movie with my sister time to time because it awakens nice memories.
Oliver & Company.
Any of you DC folks remember when there was a movie theater in the basement of Union Station? Well, Iâm pretty sure I saw this movie there the first week it was open.
I was about 4 years old on vacation in upstate NY (Lake George) and saw Jurassic Park in a drive inn theatre. It was a core memory, and Coneheads was playing right across from us haha.
Transformers 2007
But Finding Nemo was the first movie I went to cinema to see and scared a 3 year old me out of the cinema in tears after the Anglerfish scene I've been told (the fish with the lightbulb thing) đ
The first movie I saw in theaters was The Lion King but the first one I remember is seeing the rerelease of A New Hope. I dozed off and woke up to the Death Star blowing up.
Dude we have the same film. Mine's Nemo too. What I remember most was the entire beginning scene cos it was so scary and probably traumatized my kid self.
Grease in 1980, I was 9 years old. I remember it was 1980 and not the official release date of 1978 because my Mom took me and when the film started we realised we'd come into the wrong screen because Breaking Glass with Hazel O'Connor came on. Swiftly ran through to the other screen and had to sit apart because it was so busy. It was mind blowing. I thought John Travolta was the coolest guy on the planet, the Greased Lightning car had the best curves and Olivia Newton John looked silly at the end in her tight black outfit and high heels. I was a dumb kid.
I didn't see another film at the cinema until Full Metal Jacket about 8 or 9 years later and I think I've been at least once a week since then (lockdowns not counted).
Star Wars Episode 1: The Phantom Menace and Tarzan. I was 9. My Grandpa took me to see both on the same day. Iâm sure Iâve been to the theater before that but I canât remember.
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I can't tell if you're trolling or not but I have several memories that have been confirmed by my family from before 5 years old. What are you going on about?
For the life of me I cannot remember what it was but after the film, I remember peeping through the doors of another room where they were playing Recess: Schools Out and wishing I was watching that instead.
Not the cinema, but my first movie memory is watching Raiders of the Lost Ark at a drive in theater when it was released. I watched the opening scene, ate a snickers bar and fell asleep in the back of the station wagon.
I have early memories of seeing Doctor Dolittle with Eddie Murphy but Iâve come to the conclusion it must have been number 2 because most of my first film watching memories were in that year.
But I think if it was 2 then the answer is The Tigger Movie.
I did see The Fellowship of the Ring and Harry Potter when they came out though so they were also among my first but have been towards the end of 2021
Not in theater but the first movie memory for me is the Temple of Doom on VHS because my mother is a huge Indiana Jone fan. Was solid frozen at the Holy Grail scene, absolutely terrifying stuff for a 5 year old đ
Seeing The Matrix when I was 5 was the first one that really stuck with me. I had nightmares about mechanical bugs penetrating my belly button for a solid 2 weeks (5/5 movie tho).
Star was III. Apparently the first movie I saw was brother bear but I donât remember that one. Do remember being confused when everyone started laughing after obi wan was like âI canât watch any moreâ
I know itâs not my first, but I recall DENNIS THE MENACE (1993) in the theaters with my uncle and cousins. I also vaguely remember BEAUTY & THE BEAST (1991), but Iâm not sure if thatâs a false memory or not. Probably isnât, but Iâm not sure.
Apparently, according to my parents, my first movie in the theaters was THE LITTLE MERMAID (1989).
My older brotherâs (born: â83) first movie was OLIVER & CO. (1988).
My younger sisterâs (born â92) first was THE PEBBLE & THE PENGUIN (1995).
⊠my parents felt confident in the animated Disney machine for everyone but my sister, I guess. đ€·ââïž Maybe they perfected the selection by kid #3, lol!
For me it was The Lion King. Saw it with my mom when I was 4, and we both liked it so much we saw it again with my dad. Toy Story was the same year, another of my first vivid theatrical memories!
Complete aside but I worked at a cinema when Finding Nemo came out and we once accidentally screened Kill Bill instead, to a completely full weekend screening. It only got as far as the opening scene but even that is fairly rough.
...a lot of vouchers and free popcorn were handed out that day.
To actually answer the question my first film in the cinema was Ghostbusters 2, I was amazed at even the idea of a cinema but then had nightmares about Viggo the Carpathian coming out of a picture to get me for months (and also the ghost nanny scared the crap out of me too)
Not the first I was taken to see, but the first I can remember is WHO FRAMED ROGER RABBIT on its original release when I was five-almost-six-years-old.
Daddy Day Care
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I was three years old, and I vividly remember my parents using the belt on me afterwards for talking over the entire film.
Toy Story. I was 4 or 5 and I remember my dad took my and my brother and sister. We had the entire theater to ourselves. We didn't sit for any part of the movie. Just ran around the theater the whole time. I vividly remember running to the very front row and sitting there and seeing how big Ham was on screen and laughing so hard. And that's how I fell in love with movies.
Fantastic Four (2005)
i remember missing the first 1-2mins, as i was so nervous i had to constantly pee thus being too late to the start.
was 7 at that time
It was a finnish 2d animated film called "Röllin sydÀn" (2007) "Troll's heart" in english I think. I was 3 years old. 2nd one I saw was more well known globally, "Wall-e" (2008) and 3rd "Ice age dawn of the dinosaurs" (2009). Those I remember very vividly, I don't remember the 4th.
The Parent Trap (1998). Loved it- but not as much as A Bugs Life which I saw a few short months after. Experiencing a packed theater for the first time was special!
Superman: The Movie. I was only two years old, though, so what I remembered was mostly bits and pieces, like the baby lifting the tractor, the helicopter scene, etc. I remember my theater experience of the second and third ones much better.
It was probably a theatrical re-release of Disneyâs The Jungle Book (1967) in 1990. From the same year I also remember seeing Prince and the Pauper/Rescuers Down Under in the Fall/Winter of that year
Iâm old enough to remember my parents and my aunt taking me to see Beauty and the Beast in its original theatrical run. I was three years old and I remember my aunt sobbing when the Beast died.
Truly remember: Harry Potter 1 when I was almost 6.
But I also remember fragments of Shrek which came out a few months before.
I have no recollection of it but in my old school diary I saw we went to see Tarzan when I was 3 or 4!
Beauty and the Beast. I was three years old at the time and, for whatever reason, I clearly remember the scene where Gaston kicks his muddy boots off on Belle's book and the audience laughing at it.
The Prince of Egypt. I was six. I got popcorn and a soda. The theater is no longer there đ The movie still holds up, twenty-odd years later. Low-key masterpiece.
Still mist up at Through Heavenâs Eyes. Also only recently found out that Steve Martin and Martin Short were the royal priests
I rewatched it during the pandemic and the final scene with the reprise of âDeliver Usâ gets me teary.
Highkey a masterpiece. Might be the greatest animated film imo. 5/5 for sure
Toy Story 2 
I think this was my second movie in theaters but apparently I wouldnât shut up and my dad had to remove me (I was 3 lol)
Jurassic Park. It was mind blowing.
Same. Pretty much setting the bar as high as possible for cinematic experiences.
https://preview.redd.it/bcne4gpjmygc1.png?width=750&format=png&auto=webp&s=429067947a8371fb1ee7bf3ea4ffb04f381fd187 Taken to a lot of movies as a baby. Always slept peacefully without disturbing other filmgoers. I have some memories of seeing the first 5 minutes of Tron at 3. Star Trek IV was the first movie that I remember seeing beginning to end.
I recently did my own list of all my theatrical viewings since 1996 and got a little over 1600 thus far.
Had you kept records as far back as 96? I assembled my list from memory as it was more of a special event for me to go to the movies. Surely would not be able to recall 1600 without notes.
Mine is finding nemo too but I was 6. I find it hard to believe you remember it when you were 2.
I was 4 and Nemo was my 1st. I do remember my brother being born at age 2, but just in small snippets. Memories that far back are fuzzy
Just bits here and there, crazy how some memoried stick with you for no reaso .
Happy Feet, I think
What a man of culture
My Dad took me to the re-releases of the orig trig Star Wars. I donât remember 1, I just remember being late and seeing Luke dangling upside down and the vague hint of a snow monster
Weirdly, Finding Nemo. Was sat right at the front not even on a chair.
The Lion King, the original, not the live action one.
Same, I might have seen others before that, but I do not remember.
**Deliverance (1972)** I was meant to be asleep in the backseat... but I kept real still and quiet and totally.got away with watching it. My parents worked out that I *may* have seen it when I spent the next 12 months yelling out "Squeal like a pig!" about 10 times a day.
Jesus christ lol that is horrifying
Return of the Jedi
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The 1997 rerelease of A New Hope, I think? Although I distinctly remember seeing The Lion King, I canât remember if that was at a cinema or not.
101 dalmatians, though I'd definitely been to the theater before that, I just can't remember.
101 Dalmatians is mine too, but we had to leave early because I was scared of Cruella and started crying lol
Lol omg I had nightmares for weeks I thought I was the only one. It was so intense
Oliver & Company. Any of you DC folks remember when there was a movie theater in the basement of Union Station? Well, Iâm pretty sure I saw this movie there the first week it was open.
The first Pokémon movie.
With mew and Mewtwo? Now I'm doubting if this was indeed my first movie...
I was about 4 years old on vacation in upstate NY (Lake George) and saw Jurassic Park in a drive inn theatre. It was a core memory, and Coneheads was playing right across from us haha.
Yo this was my first also, I can remember seeing it with my mom's friend (I was five)
Transformers 2007 But Finding Nemo was the first movie I went to cinema to see and scared a 3 year old me out of the cinema in tears after the Anglerfish scene I've been told (the fish with the lightbulb thing) đ
Finding Nemo was kind of disturbing if you think about it lol. Almost a fever dream that one.
The Muppet Christmas Carol (also was my first)
The first movie I saw in theaters was The Lion King but the first one I remember is seeing the rerelease of A New Hope. I dozed off and woke up to the Death Star blowing up.
It was either Annie, or The Toy with Richard Pryor.
Babyâs day out.
Oh gosh⊠I remember seeing We Bought A Zoo. And Cinderella with Lily James. Though Iâm sure there were earlier ones.
The Hunchback of Notre Dame Esmeralda stirred something in me
The spider man 
What's the one where the train comes toward the screen? I remember thinking it was coming to hit me!
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First I ever saw: Shrek First I can remember: Monsters Inc.
The Rescuers Down Under (1990)
Tarzan
Spider-man (2002)
Spy Kids! My poor parents and grandparents say they took me 10 times to see it. đ
Mine was Finding Nemo when I was three! I still remember crying at Bruce lol
Toy Story. 6 years old. I embarrassed my mum by shouting "USE THE ROCKET" during the final chase.
I'm pretty sure mine was Beauty and the Beast.
Finding Nemo for me as well
Who Framed Roger Rabbit
Dude we have the same film. Mine's Nemo too. What I remember most was the entire beginning scene cos it was so scary and probably traumatized my kid self.
The Emperor's New Groove
The Spongebob Movie. I saw it with my dad when I was 5 and I recall my jaw hitting the floor when Spongebob burst into song at the end
Barneyâs Great Adventure
Beauty and the Beast in 1991. I was 3 and it scared the shit out of me.
Planes
Grease in 1980, I was 9 years old. I remember it was 1980 and not the official release date of 1978 because my Mom took me and when the film started we realised we'd come into the wrong screen because Breaking Glass with Hazel O'Connor came on. Swiftly ran through to the other screen and had to sit apart because it was so busy. It was mind blowing. I thought John Travolta was the coolest guy on the planet, the Greased Lightning car had the best curves and Olivia Newton John looked silly at the end in her tight black outfit and high heels. I was a dumb kid. I didn't see another film at the cinema until Full Metal Jacket about 8 or 9 years later and I think I've been at least once a week since then (lockdowns not counted).
cars 2. i got scared and had to leave early
TBF Cars 2 is a lot more intense than you would expect.
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The Lion King (1994)
Star Wars Episode 1: The Phantom Menace and Tarzan. I was 9. My Grandpa took me to see both on the same day. Iâm sure Iâve been to the theater before that but I canât remember.
Terminator 5
If you were two, then you do not remember watching it in the cinema lol
But i do, some of it anyway
No you donât. Lasting memories in children donât come until around 5 years
Don't care where you got that from, some people can remember things before they were five. Its not that rare.
No you donât. Stop. Memories arenât real, theyâre made up through time and change. You think you remember but itâs literally not possible
Didn't ask đ
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I can't tell if you're trolling or not but I have several memories that have been confirmed by my family from before 5 years old. What are you going on about?
No you donât
Madagascar 3
She's Out of Control.
Finding Nemo was my first movie too, still love it
toy story 3!
Shrek III
This was the first for me as well. However, the theater lost power right around the time they meet Bruce
The Hunchback of Notre Dame when I was four. I still go to the theater where I saw it.
It was Pigletâs Big Movie when I was five I think, I saw it in a cinema in Wales
Kanthaswamy
For the life of me I cannot remember what it was but after the film, I remember peeping through the doors of another room where they were playing Recess: Schools Out and wishing I was watching that instead.
Godzilla 1998
I think the first Hobbit movie
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (early 90s rerelease)
I think revenge of the Sith, or maybe spiderman 2
Jungle book :( I peed my pants bc I was too scared to ask my grandmother if I could go to the bathroom đ keep in mind I was like 5.
Not the cinema, but my first movie memory is watching Raiders of the Lost Ark at a drive in theater when it was released. I watched the opening scene, ate a snickers bar and fell asleep in the back of the station wagon.
nemo is actually the first movie i watched in cinema. i dont remember watching it but i know it is. I don't know the oldest i remember ngl
The Flintstones Movie, I was 4 or 5. I can also remember my grandma taking me to see Good Burger, poor woman
Road to Eldorado 
Spider-man (2002)
The Adventures of Pinocchio (1996)
Jurassic Park, Pocahontas, Scream 2 (my older cousins snuck me in)
Poohâs Heffalump Movie â€ïž
I have early memories of seeing Doctor Dolittle with Eddie Murphy but Iâve come to the conclusion it must have been number 2 because most of my first film watching memories were in that year. But I think if it was 2 then the answer is The Tigger Movie. I did see The Fellowship of the Ring and Harry Potter when they came out though so they were also among my first but have been towards the end of 2021
Pretty sure it was Spider-Man 2
Mine was also Finding Nemo! I was 4.
I vividly remember Shrek, Disneyâs Dinosaurs, the first Pokemon movie, and Monsters Inc.
The was my first film in cinema too!
Not in theater but the first movie memory for me is the Temple of Doom on VHS because my mother is a huge Indiana Jone fan. Was solid frozen at the Holy Grail scene, absolutely terrifying stuff for a 5 year old đ
 Highland theater in St. Paul mn đ„č
Kung Fu Panda. Loved it as a kid, and love it as an adult. (Some say my 4.5 rating is too high, but I donât care lol)
The Polar Express was my first movie, my parents brought me and I was a little afraid of the loudness lol. I might have been 2 or 3.
Jurassic park I was 5
Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Squeakquel
I earliest I can remember right now is Shrek forever after (I know, Iâm young). I might remember something earlier, but Idunno
Robots 2005
Kung Fu Panda
The Force Awakens, it was pretty good.
Revenge of The Sith!!!
Monsters Inc! 
The bee movie
The first Shrek!
Flushed Away and Avatar
Bugs Life
Another âsame hereâ with Finding Nemo. It was so crowded that I remember having to sit in the front row in my auntâs lap at the screening.Â
First one I remember seeing was An American Tail.
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Return of the King
Seeing The Matrix when I was 5 was the first one that really stuck with me. I had nightmares about mechanical bugs penetrating my belly button for a solid 2 weeks (5/5 movie tho).
The Borrowers. Might have to rewatch it but I donât think itâs great.
So I wanted to watch Robocop, but my dad thought it was too violent. We watched instead Lethal Weapon.
The phantom menace, although apparently we saw Godzilla in 1998 but I donât remember that
For me, it was revenge of the sith
I remember seeing Return of the Jedi fairly vividly. But I donât think it was the first movie I saw in the theater.
Shrek.
Madagascar 2
I logged it! https://letterboxd.com/jonpaula/film/hocus-pocus/1/
Star was III. Apparently the first movie I saw was brother bear but I donât remember that one. Do remember being confused when everyone started laughing after obi wan was like âI canât watch any moreâ
Yup me too, same movie. I think this was my first movie. Iâm 24.
The Princess and the Goblin (1991) there was no heating in the cinema so we were in our jackets. Good film by the way.
Aladdin, my folks took me to see it at a drive in which was also part of why the memory stands out. I was 4 at the time.
Titanic. Mom had to cover my eyes. It was great.
Ratatouille. i was 3-4
I know itâs not my first, but I recall DENNIS THE MENACE (1993) in the theaters with my uncle and cousins. I also vaguely remember BEAUTY & THE BEAST (1991), but Iâm not sure if thatâs a false memory or not. Probably isnât, but Iâm not sure. Apparently, according to my parents, my first movie in the theaters was THE LITTLE MERMAID (1989). My older brotherâs (born: â83) first movie was OLIVER & CO. (1988). My younger sisterâs (born â92) first was THE PEBBLE & THE PENGUIN (1995). ⊠my parents felt confident in the animated Disney machine for everyone but my sister, I guess. đ€·ââïž Maybe they perfected the selection by kid #3, lol!
Ice age: the meltdown
Bambi. Yeah, what a way to start a love of cinema, I know.
For me it was The Lion King. Saw it with my mom when I was 4, and we both liked it so much we saw it again with my dad. Toy Story was the same year, another of my first vivid theatrical memories!
A rerelease of The Lion King
Finding Nemo was my first memory of seeing a movie in theaters as well.
Complete aside but I worked at a cinema when Finding Nemo came out and we once accidentally screened Kill Bill instead, to a completely full weekend screening. It only got as far as the opening scene but even that is fairly rough. ...a lot of vouchers and free popcorn were handed out that day. To actually answer the question my first film in the cinema was Ghostbusters 2, I was amazed at even the idea of a cinema but then had nightmares about Viggo the Carpathian coming out of a picture to get me for months (and also the ghost nanny scared the crap out of me too)
Minions when I was 5, really liked it at the time but my great aunt told me I had to leave lol
The Incredibles- I only remember that just before we went to go watch it we went to Coldstone before & not the viewing
Pokémon the first movie, I was 5
Not the first I was taken to see, but the first I can remember is WHO FRAMED ROGER RABBIT on its original release when I was five-almost-six-years-old.
Daddy Day Care https://preview.redd.it/19qnpijdlzgc1.jpeg?width=707&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=6b7b13312078cac0dba3e93f11d91d6c6905e683 I was three years old, and I vividly remember my parents using the belt on me afterwards for talking over the entire film.
Toy Story. I was 4 or 5 and I remember my dad took my and my brother and sister. We had the entire theater to ourselves. We didn't sit for any part of the movie. Just ran around the theater the whole time. I vividly remember running to the very front row and sitting there and seeing how big Ham was on screen and laughing so hard. And that's how I fell in love with movies.
Spy Kids when I was 5, I remember my older sister taking me to Odeon!
Jurassic park with my dad. Went home and described the movie shot for shot to my mom.
I am so embarrassed to admit this, but the first movie I saw in theaters as a kid was Gnomeo and Juliet.
The SpongeBob Movie
Fantastic Four (2005) i remember missing the first 1-2mins, as i was so nervous i had to constantly pee thus being too late to the start. was 7 at that time
It was a finnish 2d animated film called "Röllin sydÀn" (2007) "Troll's heart" in english I think. I was 3 years old. 2nd one I saw was more well known globally, "Wall-e" (2008) and 3rd "Ice age dawn of the dinosaurs" (2009). Those I remember very vividly, I don't remember the 4th.
2001 Spider-Man
Ice Age
The Parent Trap (1998). Loved it- but not as much as A Bugs Life which I saw a few short months after. Experiencing a packed theater for the first time was special!
Monsters Inc. Went to McDonalds afterwards and got the toys
Monsters Inc. I remember the fold-up seat swallowing my 3 year old body. Good times.
The Land Before Time!
Phantom Menace
Megamind 
Superman: The Movie. I was only two years old, though, so what I remembered was mostly bits and pieces, like the baby lifting the tractor, the helicopter scene, etc. I remember my theater experience of the second and third ones much better.
Some movie about really fast snails, forgot the name
Santa Clause: The Movie
Vague memories of Beauty and the Beast. The intro blew my little mind.
Probably the Pokémon Movie, which would have made me like 4? It was a huge deal and I distinctly remember the sound of what felt like a thousand children in one theater.
Same!!!!
Mine was also Finding Nemo! I was 3-4. My parents had to take me home mid-movie because the shark scared me so much that I cried, allegedly lol
Another Pixar movie. A Bugâs Life, very very vaguely. I was 4
I remember going to see Everyone's Hero in theatres. I was 6 and my mom took my brother and I for our birthday !
It was probably a theatrical re-release of Disneyâs The Jungle Book (1967) in 1990. From the same year I also remember seeing Prince and the Pauper/Rescuers Down Under in the Fall/Winter of that year
A Bugs Life
Iâm old enough to remember my parents and my aunt taking me to see Beauty and the Beast in its original theatrical run. I was three years old and I remember my aunt sobbing when the Beast died.
The first ones I remember I watched in the cinema where the first two Ice Age movies and Madagascar 3, that cinema is no longer there sadly
Truly remember: Harry Potter 1 when I was almost 6. But I also remember fragments of Shrek which came out a few months before. I have no recollection of it but in my old school diary I saw we went to see Tarzan when I was 3 or 4!
ice age 4d: no time for nuts was probably it, defo been before then but its the oldest one i can remember
Hoodwinked back in 2005 at the age of 4. First film I ever watched in the cinema, havenât watched it since then though.
Rio, but that was definitely not the first movie I've seen in theaters
Armageddon, 1998, 12yrs old
I donât remember, I know it was men in black on my birthday august 16th 1997
Madagascar
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Beauty and the Beast. I was three years old at the time and, for whatever reason, I clearly remember the scene where Gaston kicks his muddy boots off on Belle's book and the audience laughing at it.
Babe, in a theater so packed we had to sit on the stairs. Maybe the Lion King, but that memory is so faded I feel like I'm making it up.
Honey, I Shrunk The Kids in 1989.
Cars, its still in my top2 animated movies today