My older niece saw her first movie in a theater

[sprite75]

She's 3 years old.  My sister in law took her to see the Paw Patrol movie as she loves Paw Patrol and always wants to watch that when she visits.  Sister-in-law said she had a good experience and liked the film.  Plus she was able to watch it again at home later.  I'm glad she had such a good first experience at a movie theater.  Can't wait until May 25, 2027 cause I might have to take her to the 50th anniversary release of a certain movie about guys flying weird airplanes, a big ball in space, and guys swinging light poles around.  At ten years old she might be old enough to handle that but we'll just play it by ear.

[Trevor]

 Can't wait until May 25, 2027 cause I might have to take her to the 50th anniversary release of a certain movie about guys flying weird airplanes, a big ball in space, and guys swinging light poles around.

That sounds very familiar: I thought I knew something about movies - like all of us here - but I just can't place it  

Seriously: Nice: get them started young and the movies will be a friend for life to them: just look at me, my movie hobby became my career.  

[sprite75]

This evening I was helping to watch my nieces. I turned Paw Patrol on and sat on the couch.  The older niece ran over and sat on the couch and said she wanted to sit with me.   That got me right in that big ass lump of coal in my chest that my niece wanted to sit next to her old uncle Nessie and watch TV.   I have got to help raise those girls right so they want to sit with me in future years and watch all the classics. As in Space Mutiny, Giant Spider Invasion, Manos, Cave Dwellers, Mitchell, and so on.

[Trevor]

. As in Space Mutiny, Giant Spider Invasion, Manos, Cave Dwellers, Mitchell, and so on.

You should tell her that you have a friend in Africa who knows almost everyone involved with Space Mutiny, right down to the cinematographer, the actors and the producers