It was one of the first movies I saw in person. I was the same age as Bobby Driscoll and Luanna Patten. Copies are still sold in Europe and I got myself a converted copy a few years ago. It still brings up the the same emotions.
I guess this really raises the age bar for being a plugger. There aren’t too many left who could’ve gone to a Tracy/Hepburn movie when it first ran in theaters.
edclectic over 10 years ago
Who remembers films at the drive-in? My grandfather referred to it as “the passion pit”.
SnuffyG over 10 years ago
The last movie I went and watched in a theater is now on a classic channel.
sbchamp over 10 years ago
You get a PC warning w/that oneSad
LuvThemPluggers over 10 years ago
It was one of the first movies I saw in person. I was the same age as Bobby Driscoll and Luanna Patten. Copies are still sold in Europe and I got myself a converted copy a few years ago. It still brings up the the same emotions.
unca jim over 10 years ago
@edclectic
Lord, you’re even YOUNGER than I thought !!
kcase246 over 10 years ago
My first not a Saturday matinee movie/drive-in movie was “Goldfinger”. Still the best Bond movie.
K M over 10 years ago
I guess this really raises the age bar for being a plugger. There aren’t too many left who could’ve gone to a Tracy/Hepburn movie when it first ran in theaters.