Birthday Movie...

Charlie · February 2016

I don't think we've ever done this...

http://playback.fm/birthday-movie

It can tell you the #1 movie on the day you were born.

I got "10" hence the Bo Derek image:

David · February 2016

That's a bit of fun!

Little Shop of Horrors for my birth movie and my PG13 movie was American Graffiti, which is funny because that was my first movie poster (brand new).

And my #1 song for my birth movie was Elvis Presley - It's Now Or Never

And apparently my mother was doing the nasty with my father 9 months earlier to:

Eisenhower · February 2016

Since It's been established I'm an old bastid, the no.1 movie when I first saw the light was David Lean's...

I must say after scanning thru a few dozen images on google, the picture looks interesting enough to see. Anyone seen it? Worth a viewing?

Charlie · February 2016

Your 13th birthday was Monday, October 19th 1992.
Did you break the rules when you saw the #1 movie?
Under Siege

I thought this one was funny. I remember this scene so vividly as a teenager. I also remember recording this scene on the VCR just so I could show it to my buddy down the street... I definitely saw this one without the parents consent.

110x75 · February 2016

I was born just 1 day after Charlie, so anything he posts, it's the same for me.

110x75 · February 2016

And I also remember that scene. Best than all the Siegal parts...

David · February 2016

Eisenhower said:

Since It's been established I'm an old bastid, the no.1 movie when I first saw the light was David Lean's...

It came out in '65, stop your whining

Think how pool old Paul must feel, they hadn't even developed sound when his butt hit the doctor's hand...

Charlie · February 2016

David said:

Eisenhower said:

Since It's been established I'm an old bastid, the no.1 movie when I first saw the light was David Lean's...

It came out in '65, stop your whining

Think how pool old Paul must feel, they hadn't even developed sound when his butt hit the doctor's hand...

Modern Times...

Bruce · February 2016

Image: http://www.emovieposter.com/images/transparencies/550/scanB828_20120712_140841.jpg

Bruce · February 2016

Just kidding!

Actually it was this:

Image: http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA141207/550/british_quad_monkey_business_BM02619_C.jpg

Oddly I have never seen a daybill from this! What does it look like?

Eisenhower · February 2016

Charlie said:

David said:

Eisenhower said:

Since It's been established I'm an old bastid, the no.1 movie when I first saw the light was David Lean's...

It came out in '65, stop your whining

Think how pool old Paul must feel, they hadn't even developed sound when his butt hit the doctor's hand...

Modern Times...

'65 you say? Cool, it made #1 movie the next year when I was birthed. I feel younger already!

theartofmovieposters · February 2016

Eisenhower said:

Since It's been established I'm an old bastid, the no.1 movie when I first saw the light was David Lean's...

I must say after scanning thru a few dozen images on google, the picture looks interesting enough to see. Anyone seen it? Worth a viewing?

I tried...couldn't make it through. Though in the films defence, with two small ones running around, it is hard to concentrate on anything so I would give it another go...

theartofmovieposters · February 2016

Dun-Dun...

Dun-Dun...Dun-Dun...Dun-Dun...Dun-Dun...Dun-Dun...

Paul · February 2016

Well 3 that were out, (with sound) when I was born were Two rode together, Come September, and the one I really like....

Paul · February 2016

Technically (and according to my Mothers 1961 diary) I went to see Pure hell of St Trinians in early 61 before I was born.

Birthday Movie...

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