For me it was the matrix. I was like 8 years old watching a movie about simulation theory. Could barely handle it.
When I was 8 I saw Poltergeist. It was terrifying! I even had a tree that scraped my window at night.
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For me it was probably a tie between Taxi Driver and A Clockwork Orange.
Barberella with Jane Fonda freaked me out when thr dolls were in the scene probably didn’t help that i was dosing on lsd.
Mulholland Drive
It was 1976, I was 13 years old and my father took me and my brother to see The last Hard Men, a rated R movie with a graphic rape scene.
It was a Western starring James Coburn
I was shocked at such an early age
Probably Minority Report, waaaaay back in the day.
I used to watch temple of doom on repeat as a wee boy. Loved that movie
The matrix …
Enough characters
The empire strikes back probably.
The Thomas crown affair (1960 version)
Was the sickest movie I was honestly amazed when saw it back in the day
Star Wars was awesome.
ET.
I thought the kids flying on their bikes was the bomb.
I collected the James Bond VHS series
All the tapes boxes made a really cool picture
The first 18 I watched was Judge Dread which is not an 18 any longer. Was the Stallone version
Remember Jurassic park, Ave Ventura, Dumb and Dumber, the Mask etc
My first film I recorded off the TV into VHS was Raw Deal with Arine.
Had a cool T2 box set as well
Upgrading to the remastered Star Wars trilogy was also memorable
Forrest gump is the first movie I saw in school and it was mind blasting/blowing
I wonder now should it be blasting or blowing ?
The Truman show.
I would say “Chicken Run”.
Robocop such a cool film.
Saving Private Ryan and the subsequent Hanks and Spielberg production miniseries, Band of Brothers.