Mamma Mia

... apparently everyone in the cinema came out dancing ;)

Scream-It's my favorite movie ever, but I was only a couple years old when it came out
The Wizard of Oz
Goldeneye

This is slightly different becasue these are films which I wasnt even born when they came out but wished they showed them on the big screen now:

The Original Christopher Reeve Superman Films
ET

Fellowship of the Ring LOL But fortunately i watched the other two on big screen. But the first will always be my fav and regret.

Chrissy

I wanted to see "The Day The Earth Stood Still" badly. -.-

The Sound of Music. Would have been amazing, such a beautiful film.

Phoebe

Titanic. ('cuz, well, it's EPIC. but I was only 4 when it came out.)
The Dark Knight. x)

I would have loved to have been in a theater opening night when The Exorcist came out.

Mighty_Modders wrote: -The Great Escape. Don't need to justify that.

Can't believe i forgot about that one. Steve McQueen at his best right there! {thumb2}

-The Italian Job - the original one. Don't make em like that any more, even when they try to...
-Original Star Wars trilogy/Indiana Jones/Superman (Christopher Reeve era) cos not only are they great films, but epic soundtracks too. Would love to hear them in proper cinema sound...
-One Flew Over the Cuckoos Nest, complete classic that.
-Airplane! just cos you very rarely get to see a good comedy at the cinema, but when you do its pretty special. Best one I've seen so far was Borat, thats a film that doesn't work so well with less people about, you need a few hundred people laughing to make it
...and the Blues Brothers. For the above reason.
-The Great Escape. Don't need to justify that.
-Trainspotting. Bit of an era definer that.

plus any of the classic James Bonds (i'm thinking sean connery time...up to rodger moore?) when they were at their best and were just cool without having to try like they do now. jetpack anyone? plus, would love to hear those classic theme tunes coming out rather than the rubbish they peddle out now. not touched 'the spy who loved me' yet, or any of the shirley basseys. try too hard to be cool.

not too many then

I would love to see The Wizard Of Oz on the big screen.