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Birmingham Cinemas

A Sparks said:
Yes, I did but not by choice : unamused: my mother got me to take my young sister, I was a teenager and didn't think it was a very 'cool' film to see, however it was OK when I saw it!
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I was older watching the first time with our two young children. It was a time when all the crazy stuff was going on, my wife and I thought it was a safe movie to watch for them. I’m not sure how much the sick ohs would read into such a situation today. And yes I/we liked it vey much!
 
Richard Dye said:
I was older watching the first time with our two young children. It was a time when all the crazy stuff was going on, my wife and I thought it was a safe movie to watch for them. I’m not sure how much the sick ohs would read into such a situation today. And yes I/we liked it vey much!
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As long as you and your family enjoyed it that is what counts. If we took notice of so called film critics we would not watch anything and life would be so boring.
 
I remember the time we went to the Bristol Rd when Cinerama first came out in 1963. We saw "How the West was Won" which was filmed on three separate screens side by side which gave a depth to the experience. I remember the fight on the moving train was simply brilliant as you felt you were actually sitting on top of it.
 
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