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)

Brad Pitt and Morgan Freeman in Se7en (1995)

Michael J. Fox in Back to the Future (1985)

Abolfazl Ahankhah, Mehrdad Ahankhah, Hossain Farazmand, Mohsen Makhmalbaf, and Hossain Sabzian in Close-Up (1990)

Oldest Movie or New Movie Included

Update Temporary November 14th 2024 29 Movie Like 62 Movie Dislike

Actor Who Most Liked Movie : Matt Damon, Sammo Hung***, Jackie Chan****, John Malkovich, Philip Seymour Hoffman✝, Tom Hanks, Margaret Qualley (2) Actor Who Most Disliked Movie : Julianne Moore, Aunjanue Ellis-Taylor*****, Laura Basuki*****, Kristo Immanuel*****, Tony Leung Chiu-Wai, Jessica Chastain**, Anne Hathaway*, Ed Harris, Ryan Gosling, Glen Powell*****, Jessie Buckley, Jennifer Lawrence, Reza Rahadian (2)

*Only Cameo/Cut from some movie Only. **Second Most Like Movie in 2022, both with other artist. ***Some Movie maybe watched many years and Late Like. ****All Movie like watched, but only 25% scene in finale scene *****Same Year Release ✝Deceased

Will Forte, Barry Ward, and Maeve Higgins in Extra Ordinary (2019)

Jennifer Lawrence in The Hunger Games: Catching Fire (2013)

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