what are some good cinema memories you have? i remember going

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2017-06-10 07:29:34 Post No. 83761203
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Anonymous 2017-06-10 07:29:34 Post No. 83761203 [Report]

what are some good cinema memories you have?

i remember going to see this with my dad when i was 4 and in the scene where they see the dinosaurs for the first time, looking up at him and seeing him crying. we were never close or anything and that is the one real memory i have of him.

Anonymous 2017-06-10 08:24:39 Post No.83762184
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Anonymous 2017-06-10 08:24:39 Post No.83762184 [Report]

>>83761203
That's beautiful anon. One of mine would have to be going to see the midnight showing of The Dark Knight and feeling how incredibly into the movie the audience was

Anonymous 2017-06-10 08:33:56 Post No.83762307
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Anonymous 2017-06-10 08:33:56 Post No.83762307 [Report]

How To Train Your Dragon left a very strong impression considering I expected just another Dreamwork mediocre thing, the sequel went right back to that though.

>>83761203
Jurassic Park and The Lion King take the cake for childhood experiences.

>>83762184
>The Dark Knight
Went into it because of price cut day with no hype of any idea what to expect, got utterly blown away.

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