How old?
How old was everyone when they first saw this?
I was like in 4th grade and our music teacher brought it in.
I liked it a lot.
Made my mom go out and buy it for me.
How old was everyone when they first saw this?
I was like in 4th grade and our music teacher brought it in.
I liked it a lot.
Made my mom go out and buy it for me.
I must have been about 6 or so.
shareI was in 5th grade. I was 10. That was back in 1999 so I was a later lover of this film.
shareNine years old with my mom. The movie kind of creeped me out back then.
shareI saw my high school do it when I was 12 and I was instantly hooked. It became my favorite musical. I saw the movie the day after and have been dreaming of being in the show ever since. I finally got to be in it, and played the voice of Audrey II. it was the most fun I've ever had doing any musical I've ever done.
shareI use to watch it back when it first came out in 86 or 87.. It use to be my favorite movie as a kid ( i was around 4 when i started watching it) cause my uncle would always have it on when we'd go over there. Owned it on Laserdisc actually and let me watch it anytime i came over lol. Good ol' Laser Disc
shareI would have been 6 or 7 back then and it creeped me out too. I don't know if it was the plant or the creepy dentist but I seriously could have done without it.
Funny thing is I'd seen all kinds of movies I shouldn't have by that time so it's not like I was sheltered or anything.
18... just saw it last week. I loved it!
shareYeah, I was a late bloomer with little shop too... I was aware of its existence beforehand.. but I was actually a whopping 24 when I first saw it in its entirety. Afterward I thought, "how have I lived my whole life without seeing this?" and immediately went out and bought the soundtrack, lol.
"Milk's one of nature's... non-temperature hang on-ers."
I saw it at my aunt and uncle's house in the summer of '95 so I was 10 then. My aunt put it on for my cousin and I, and I've loved it ever since.
shareMy brother and I saw in the theater when it came out in 1986. I was 12, he was 7. I loved it and it's become one of my favorite movies and I think he thought it was okay.
shareI am not exactly sure when..Probably when I was around 5 or 6. My dad had a lot of cool movies of VHS that were classics for me and my siblings. LSofH was one of them.
shareI was really, really little. I think I was 3 when I first saw it on tv - and then I didn't se eit again til I was about 6. Admittedly, it wasn't until a few years ago when my parents bought me the DVD for Xmas that I realised what I'd been watching. When I was little, all I could think was "Haha, talking plant", when I watched it properly I couldn't believe that he chopped Orin up to feed to the plant.
I love it though, one of my favourite all time films. Seeing the musical in April and I cannot wait!
#And Goodness Knows, The Wicked's Lives Are Lonely#
Same here. I watched it a lot when I was little, then didn't watch it again until about a week ago after seeing the play at my high school. I was just amazed that my parents let me watch it, and that the violence of it all never really struck me. Loved it then, though, and I love it again now.
shareI don't even remember. We had it on video when I was a kid. I must have been 3. It's one of the first films I remember seeing.
I saw a stage version of it when I was about 8.
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I saw it for the first time last year, I was 15 and I still love it.
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I saw it about a week ago
In music
And finished watching it today
I'm 13
So...yeah
I really like it, though