What was the first movie you ever saw?

Mine was "The Boy Who Could Fly". My mom says it scared the hell out of me.

Either Bambi or Snow White. In the theater. Long before videos.

...with Raquel Welch. Stripper being hunted by religious fundie nut.

I remember seeing it on TV as a very young child; it was made two years before I was born. One scene that freaked me out was where the invisible monster from the Id descends a flight of stairs, and you can see them bend from its weight.

1964 or 1965 (when I was 4)

when I was five. I remember it quite vividly.

I think it was the Great Muppet Caper

during "The Ten Commandments." That may have been the first.

ET first in theater
Muppets take Manahattan and Time Bandits were first VCR movies I think

My first trip to the cinema. My father took me; I loved the movie (of course), my dad slept through at least half of it.

Now I am continuing the family tradition. A couple of weeks ago I took my son to see "Fat Albert"-- my son loved it, I slept through most of it!

first movie I ever remember seeing was the original Star Wars.

The Disney flicks were at the local drive in theater. My mother did not like going to movie theaters and figured us kids would get antsy sitting still and thus disturbing others in the theater (if only today's moms would think like my mom does). So our family would go to the drive-in because Steve (my brother older by 4 years) could see the movies and I could fall asleep in the car (hey, this was pre-kindgergartan). When the drive-in closed we were not allowed to go see movies until Star Wars came out. I was 10 by then and she had no excuse to not let me go. Dad took us!

They both came out in 1982 so I would have been 4 years old. We didn't have a VCR until after that, but I probably did see movies on television at an earlier age. I don't think that I really had the attention span at that age to really be interested in sitting through a full tv movie.

It's the first one I remember.
Either that or The Jolson Story.

My mom says that the witch scared me silly, so I didn't get taken to any more movies for a year or two.