Lulu Wilson in Annabelle: Creation (2017)

Stephen Dorff, Trace Adkins, Tim Blake Nelson, Richard Speight Jr., Max Arciniega, Scott Haze, and Gavin Lewis in Old Henry (2021)

Leila Hatami and Payman Maadi in A Separation (2011)

Tina Louise, Buddy Hackett, Aldo Ray, Robert Ryan, and Fay Spain in God's Little Acre (1958)

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I have always been a lover of films.  I don't remember exactly what the first film was I ever saw but I know it was a Disney release or re-release.  We would go to the theater to see family films whenever finances would allow.  Before I ever started school, I began watching movies on Saturday and/or Sunday afternoons that would be shown on local independent stations.  Fast forward several years to when home video rentals became the newest craze.  I bought my first VCR, this huge monster of a machine, when I was in the 10th grade.  Renting movies became a new pastime.  After getting my first car, I started going to the theater frequently.  By the time I was in college, I would go to three or four movies every weekend.  My first job was at a locally owned video store and I had access to thousands of titles.  Even though I worked at a video store, I would still go to the theater on my days off.  I went from the video store to working for a furniture manufacturer.  We got half day Fridays off and Saturdays and Sundays.  While working for the furniture plant, I would go see as many as five to six movies every weekend.  In 2000, I started work for a major credit card company as a customer service specialist working mostly late second and third shift.  My time spent at the theater was decreased significantly.  In 2007, I became disabled with degenerative disc disease and progressive arthritis that I had been dealing with the previous decade or so.  Sadly, my days at the theaters have ended.  I spend most of my time now researching movies and watching ones I have purchased on DVD or Blu-Ray, or watching ones I had recorded from cable over the years, when my health will allow.

This is a list of films that I know, and can remember, that I have seen since I was born in late 1968.  This list will include theatrical, cable/made for TV and direct to video titles.  I will also be including mini-series as well since they are basically long format TV films.  As an added bonus, and to the best of my knowledge, I will also be listing where, how I saw the film and/or when I first saw it!  At some point I may have to split the list into several lists by decade, format, genre or some other grouping.  As I see movies, or as I recall that I have seen movies, I will be updating this list.  Please check back occasionally to see any updates.  Enjoy!!

Movies I Have Seen in My Lifetime - A Work in Progress!!

Sean Connery and Ursula Andress in Dr. No (1962)

Red Buttons, Carolyn Jones, Shirley Jones, and Gig Young in A Ticklish Affair (1963)

Humphrey Bogart, Pat O'Brien, Ross Alexander, and Beverly Roberts in China Clipper (1936)

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