When did you saw the Ghostbusters for the first time?
I saw it at the cinema in 1984.
I also saw Ghostbusters 2 at the cinema but it wasn't as crowded as the first movie.
:-)
When did you see the Ghostbusters for the first time?
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15 years, 4 months ago
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15 years, 4 months ago
I honestly don't know, but I know I was pretty young. I didn't see the first movie in theatres, as I wasn't born yet, but I'm almost positive I went to see Ghostbusters II in theatres… though I don't remember how crowded it was… I was busier watching the movie.
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15 years, 4 months ago
Christmas 1986, on ITV, on my settee. I'd waited two years, and knew Anne Digby's book backwards - so exciting!
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15 years, 4 months ago
I watched it for the very first time at the cinema too back in 1984, as well I watched Ghostbusters 2.
By the way, Ghostbusters was the very first movie I watched at the theater.
By the way, Ghostbusters was the very first movie I watched at the theater.
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15 years, 4 months ago
Whenever my parents showed it to me/my old brother watched it when I was really young. I'm sure I was still a baby.
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15 years, 4 months ago
I saw it when I was 5. I was over at my Grandpa's house and he shown me the movie when it was on Beta or early VHS. I fell so deeply in love with the cartoon that my parents started recording RGB or EGB for me and even bought alot of GB/RGB/EGB toys. I loved it! ^^
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15 years, 4 months ago
I was three years old and it was also my first cinema experience.
I remember Slimer. When they try to catch the ghost in the ball room. :-)
Later we rent it on vhs. Like Dan aykroyd said it was the best format.
I remember Slimer. When they try to catch the ghost in the ball room. :-)
Later we rent it on vhs. Like Dan aykroyd said it was the best format.
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15 years, 4 months ago
I saw it on video at a birthday party sometime in the 80's. 85 or 86 I think.
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15 years, 4 months ago
A year or two ago.
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15 years, 4 months ago
I saw it probably at 3 years old when it came out on vhs. My dad popped the movie in, and once Elmer Bernstein's spooky cue began on the Columbia Pictures logo, it frightened me and I hid under the kitchen table..maybe crying as I was scared for the librarian's life. ~_~ As the movie progressed, I wasn't scared anymore hahaa..