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Everyone loves a good movie; maybe you're a fan of action drama or love to shiver with anticipation at the latest horror film. An outrageous comedy or a sentimental chick flick could rate first on your viewing list. One thing all good movies (and even some bad ones) share is they give us an escape; a time to step out of our lives and into a fantasy world. Let's be honest, movies have been a part of our lives since the first silent films hit the screen.  And, they can inspire some fun and interesting conversations.

In a recent gab-fest with a group of ladies, the question was asked "What's the first movie you saw that you probably shouldn't have?" Time to 'fess up! 

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I saw one of the Alien movies, which was rated R, when I was in middle school. I vividly remember telling my mom "Moooooom, it's for violence, not bad words or sex!" (Complete with eye roll and "you're so uncool" voice!)

I also saw A Fish Called Wanda when it came out in 1988. I would have been 12-ish and my aunt, who was 17, took me. I think it's a funny movie now, but it was so raunchy - especially for a 12 year old. I knew I shouldn't have been there when we came out of the theater and everyone was waiting in line, in full costume, to see the Rocky Horror Picture Show.

Ah, good times.

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It's not really a movie, but I remember watching Thriller when it premiered. I was 5. Definitely should NOT have watched it. I remember having nightmares.

First movie would have been most likely Dirty Dancing. I remember begging my mother because this new girl in school was allowed to go see it. I was 9. I don't think it was too bad, but it probably shouldn't have been seen by a 9 year old. LOL

As a young child my brothers and I would visit my grandparents each summer.  I have memories of watching James Bond movies at their home at the age of 5.  For Your Eyes Only was my favorite.  I have not watched the movie in years but I can guarantee it was not appropriate for a 5 year old.  :)

Nightmare on Elm Street when  I was about 9, lol - my mom said I was too young, but I disagreed and hid under the kitchen table... big mistake!

(I didn't tell her until about a month ago that she had been right about it, lol.)

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