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I was born in 93, so the earliest film I can remember seeing in the cinema is probably Flubber with Robin Williams or George of The Jungle with Brendan Fraser. Space Jam I’m almost positive I saw in theaters but that might have been on VHS. It’s so strange how just seeing a movie poster/trailer can bring back the memory of something you haven’t thought about in so long. What is the first film you remember seeing in the cinema?

Edited: Hercules too, how could I have forgotten? I had those collectible plates from McDonalds.

Can be what scores you think are the best, or just your personal favorites.

For me:

Rudy (Jerry Goldsmith)
Cinema Paradiso (Ennio Morricone)
ET (John Williams)

It’s so hard to pick from John Williams’ work, but ET is probably the one I would pick as the most emotionally satisfying and heightening.

Some honorable mentions: Cider House Rules (Rachel Portman), Blade Runner (Vangelis), Inception (Hans Zimmer)

I have an aunt who every times she calls goes on and on talking about herself, her kids, and giving so much detail about things nobody would have any interest in that I’m honestly baffled she lacks so much self awareness. We avoid answering the phone sometimes because we know it will turn into a gabfest that is focused primarily on her, with a seemingly reluctant, “what’s going on with you?” after she finally realizes she has not once talked about anything other than herself. What exactly is the psychology behind this? Is it all insecurity based or is she just narcissistic and seemingly unaware?