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im not 100%sure what i watched first but i think it was goonies or empire strikes back it could have been ewok adventure.
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It was either "Ordinary People" or "Raging Bull". Both movies came out the same year (1980).
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In what context do we mean as first; first period, first in the theater, first in its entirety? Taking all of them into account--and my memory isn't quite the best after all these years--I'd have to say it was Who Framed Roger Rabbit at a drive in 12 miles north of town in the summer of 1988, part one of a twin bill (Three Men and a Baby was the second half, but I fell asleep 10 minutes in, so I don't count it).
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I don't know what was first just in general, but cinema wise the first 3 I seen were Batteries not included, The Karate Kid, part 3 and Ghostbusters 2.
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One of the first movies that I can really remember watching was Savannah Smiles. Such a tragic story for the little girl who played Savannah, she died of a drug overdose at the age of 21.
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The first movie that i can remember watching was Karate Kid.
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errr.. i think it was Masters of the Universe.. or it could have been Willow!! It was one of the two anyway.
The first film i remember watchin at the cinemas was 'Honey i Shrunk the Kids'
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I has to be the Empire Strikes back, also I vividly remember Annie being that mys sister played it over and over.
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The first 80s film that I watched was The Breakfast Club. That's the movie that got me hooked on the 80s,and now every night I watch a movie from the 80s. I'm a 80sHOLIC!!!!!!!!!!
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The first 80s movie I watched was The Outsiders. That was last summer. I've been hooked ever since.
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oh god i cant remember exactly...but im guessing it was.....dirty dancing or spaceballs, or possibly thel little mermaid??
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Gideon:The first 80s movie I watched was The Outsiders. That was last summer. I've been hooked ever since.
----------------------------------------------- i agree with you completely. the outsiders is an amazing movie
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Spielberg's ET (1982) was my first I think. Still love it as much to this day.
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Back To School was the first 80's movie I remember watching on the big screen with my mom, cousin, and two brothers in the summer of 1986.
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I remember standing in the line ups for The Empire Strikes Back and ET. I also remeber going to see Spacehunter which was one of the first 3D movies in theatres....with the silly blue and red lens....ahhh the memories.
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The first in the theater was either The Toy or The Dark Crystal in 1982.
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Now that I think about it, I think my first two were Dirty Dancing and E.T (I saw it in the theatre's when they re-released it). But, I was really little. I wasn't hooked until The Outsiders. Well, I read the book after I saw the movie and THEN I was hooked.
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In the movies, I have seen many. Depending on what came out chronologically first, I have seen, Superman II, The Empire Strikes Back, The Wrath Of Khan, and Popeye, and ET all in the movies, and all at a young age.
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Raiders of the Lost Ark, maybe? Did it come out before or after ET and The Twilight Zone movie? Anyway, it was one of those three. I think. Course, it could've been The Empire Strikes Back. Whichever was first...I saw them all in the theater.
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Mine would have to have been The Empire Strikes Back. That movie came out in 1980 and I believe it was the first movie I saw that year.
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First Blood was the first 80's movie I watched on a friends VCR. I didn't have one myself until 1988 or so..
The first 80’s movie I saw on the big screen was E.T. After that I watched most in the movies: Flashdance, The Wild Life, An Officer and a Gentleman, Beverly Hills Cop, Beat Street, Breakin', Gremlins... just to name a few. Say Anything was the last 80’s movie I saw at the theater.
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