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This week's question:
What was the first film that you saw at the Cinema?
Kat:
Hook. During the Easter holidays of 1992 (and then the summer holidays too, I believe), I was a member of a Children's Holiday Club run by my local YMCA. I was eight years old, and we did stuff like walking, visiting museums, taking trips to adventure playgrounds and basically keeping us out from under our parents' feet during the holidays!
I remember the day when we were told that we were going to be going to the Cinema. I just got so excited because I'd never been before.
In a way, it was a memorable experience purely because I got chewing gum on my cardigan, that some kind person had left for me on my chair. But it was the beginning of a lifelong love affair with the Cinema, and for that reason I will always love Hook, no matter how corny the film is!
Chris:
Cliffhanger. Back in the day, when I was a teenager, I had my first cinema experience. The year was 1993 and the film was Cliffhanger. I was already familiar with the films of Sylvester Stallone and it was nice to see a return to the action genre. I was used to watching films on video (ah, those were the days) so when I saw the cinema screen for the first time I was blown away. That deep bass cinema surround sound added so much to the experience. I enjoyed the film, as a Sly Stallone vehicle and as a first time cinema experience although my second trip a few months later had a bigger impact. I had been looking forward to Jurassic Park for quite some time.
It took a while for me to catch the cinema bug and I'm glad to say that I still go as much as possible. I hope that will never change.
Kat says: It's quite ironic that the first film to have a real impact on Chris was Jurassic Park, because it's the only film that I ever remember not being allowed to go see when I was a kid. My mom thought that I was too young to see it. Looking back, she was probably saving me from the future fact that I have never liked that film!!