Who saw this at the theater?

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I had the honor of being a kid during the Disney Renaissance and loved every minute of it. So much so that I thought Disney movies were all incredibly good and successful not realizing that I was wrong. I had no idea Little Mermaid was their first huge successful in a very long time.

With the exception of Little Mermaid, I now I saw all of the Disney Renaissance films in the theater during their original releases. I don't remember seeing Little Mermaid or not, I know I saw it in the theater when it was re-released in 1997. I saw all of the Disney Classic movies from Rescuers Down Under through Emperor's New Groove (including Fantasia 2000) and then I started not going to see the movies anymore because I just didn't like them during the 00s. The next one I saw in the theater was Tangled a full 10 years later!

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I did. The woman across the street from us took her sons, me, and one of my friends. My friend and I laughed so hard during the part when the Genie was a cheerleader we were still laughing about it on the way home. I loved the movie so much back then I begged my Mom to get it for me. She got it for me when I was good for getting a shot LOL.

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I took my oldest son to see it, he would have been about ten i suppose. he loved it, as far as I know it is still his favourite Disney movie.

Saw it as an adult when I was dating my now husband. Thought it was one of the most fantastic theater experiences i had ever had. Robin Williams was overwhelming. The theater was packed and we were sitting in the right hand section, on the aisle, in something like the third row. All I can remember is the huge looming figure of that hilarious genie. I'd go see it in the theater again!

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I was 8 and loved it

I did. I was 6.

I did. I was five. I remember not understanding the plot and being really bored.