Name up to three movies from your childhhood that you cherish the most.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:The Wizard of Oz
The Sound of Music
Mary Poppins
Troop Beverly Hills
The Parent Trap

Meant to add...
The Little Mermaid
The Lion King
Who Framed Roger Rabbit

you can't count or you can't read..which is it?

NP here. OP said more than 4 is ok Can you read or count?

Hi Priscilla, thanks for showing up to police the post! Really sorry you didn't get the day off.

Wizard of Oz
Chitty Chitty Bang Bang
Freaky Friday

[Anonymous]

From my very early childhood 5 and under it would be :
Christmas Eve on Sesame Street
Little princess with Shirley Temple
Wrinkles in need of cuddles

Later childhood:
Sandlot
League of their own
Troop Beverly Hills
Then and now
Home alone

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The Wizard of Oz
The Sound of Music
Mary Poppins
Troop Beverly Hills
The Parent Trap

Meant to add...
The Little Mermaid
The Lion King
Who Framed Roger Rabbit

you can't count or you can't read..which is it?

NP here. OP said more than 4 is ok Can you read or count?

Hi Priscilla, thanks for showing up to police the post! Really sorry you didn't get the day off.

Wizard of Oz
Chitty Chitty Bang Bang
Freaky Friday

amazed at DCUM's ability to find snark in any/everything.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Charolette’s Web (still makes me cry)
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
Annie

Oops, obviously I meant Willie Wonka... Just read son the book so messed up the titles in my head.

[Anonymous]

Grease

Sound of Music

Dirty Dancing

Runner up: Rocky IV

I can and do watch those movies now.

[Anonymous]

Beauty and the beast “I want adventure in the great wide somewhere. I want it more than i can tell” is my favorite. Such a beautiful depiction of having dreams and feeling stuck.. and not knowing you’ll be surprised with change just around the corner! Also being the odd one out but standing up for important things and for yourself. Being really brave.

Sarah Plain and Tall, with Glenn Close! I just LOVED it, and I still do. I absolutely couldn’t get a copy so I found it on YouTube and showed it to my young daughter. It.. seems like a boring movie. I could tell she was like “what is this?” But it turns out so exciting. Lots of sisterhood (with the sweet neighbor mom), stubbornness, learning how to open a cold heart. Simpler time but still, humans have always been complicated!

Ferris Bueller. Watched it every.time.i.was.sick. Including faking sick (we’d call them mental health days now).

Pride & prejudice AND Sense and Sensibility (Thompson! Winslet! Hot Willoughby! Hugh grant! Alan Rickman!! Young Lucy Boynton! Everyone!!) with possibly the latter movie edging out the former for my favorite. Nuff said. Jane Austen. So good.

[Anonymous]

Dr. Dolittle with Rex Harrison
Cinderella (Rogers & Hammerstein’s with Lesley Ann Warren)

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The Love Bug
The Incredible Mr. Limpet
The Great Big Pumpkin Charlie Brown

[Anonymous]

The Phantom Tollbooth
The Man Who would be King
Lawrence of Arabia


I think my older brother’s preferences shaped mine

[Anonymous]

ET
The Wizard of Oz

As I got older, I adored Adventures in Babysitting

And The Lost Boys. It was one of the first movies I watched on repeat; every day one summer.

[Anonymous]

To Kill a Mockingbird
Ole Yeller
A Dog of Flanders
Imitation of Life

[Anonymous]

Pet Cemetery
Maid to Order
Willie Wonka & The Chocolate Factory

[Anonymous]

Parent Trap (orig)
Anne of Green Gables miniseries
Big

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Parent Trap (orig)
Anne of Green Gables miniseries
Big

I can’t believe I forgot Secret of Nihm. afraid to rewatch in case the magic isn’t still there.

[Anonymous]

Hair
Christiane F. – Wir Kinder vom Bahnhof Zoo
Psycho