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Todd McCracken
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Alice in wonderland 1972 re-release

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Richard P. May
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Probably SNOW WHITE AND THE SEVEN DWARFS first time around. Seeing it many years later, when the Queen became the witch it struck a familiar chord in the back of my head, like "I've seen this somewhere".
Same thing with THE WIZARD OF OZ. When I saw it on a reissue, the witch melting was familiar.
I must have had a thing for witches!

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Charles Greenlee
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Old people and their old movies. [Eek!] Well, maybe not the first movie, but the oldest I've seen was one of the silent Wizard of Oz movies. We're talking long before the famous technicolor one that plays on turner stations every year. Incidentally, it's on the Ultimate edition of the said Technicolor one as one of the bonus features. Can't say I could watch it every day, but I enjoyed it. [thumbsup]

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Tim Rectanus
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Not the first one I saw but Ghandi was the first movie in a theatre I stayed awake through the entire show. Pretty impressive for a 4 or 5 year old with ADD to make it through the over 3 hour screening. To this day, if it is on a movie channel when I am flipping through, I can't take my eyes off of it.

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Monte L Fullmer
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Ben Kingsley rightfully deserved that award for "Gandhi" that year...

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