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When I was little and I watched movies I used to think the actors were acting out their parts over and over again. I couldn't understand how they got it exactly the same every time, and I didn't understand why they'd want to put on the same show just for me, but I still thought they did.
When i was younger i seen the movie "IT" and i would take very short showers and not very often at that, because i thought a verrry scary clown would come out and eat me.
I used to believe that they used convicts as bad guys in action movies and the stars actually shot/threw them off buildings/punched/killed them.
When I was a child I beleived that the 'R' rating for a movie stood for 'Rude' and thats why children couldn't watch it because it had rude bits in it.
When I was a little girl I loved to watch horror movies about scary witches, coffins and cemetery. My favorite children's film was "Hocus Pocus." In the evening, when I started to watch it, I always felt that I am not alone in the room therefore switch the channel. And then my mother came into the room, and we watched it together. When I went to bed it seemed to me that witches from the movie would come into my room and eat me. Now I have grown up, but still afraid of watching horror movies.
i used to believe that the superheroes like superman, bat man, and flash were real, their were in a different country.
When I was younger, I used to believe that movies were real.
I used to believe that Screech from "Saved by the Bell" and Marv from "Home Alone" were related to each other.
When I was young, I used to believe that the Disney princess were real. Every day, I watched a Disney movie because I really loved the Disney princess. One day, I think I was four years old, and my parents, me and others members of my family were going to Disneyland Paris. I saw a lot of princesses and I was very happy. Later, I learnt that the princess didn't exist and I was very disapointed. My parents lied to me !
I used to belive that the actors in the movies I watched were acting live everyime that i saw them.
I used to believe that horror movies are real
You know at the end of a movie when the screen goes black? well i used to think Mickie Mouse's face would appear and scream at me. I wonder how the elle i got that idea?
When I was little, I was very afraid of the movie E.T.-Extra Terrestrial. I thought that if I flushed the toilet at night, if I had woken up to use the restroom during the night, then E.T. would pop out of the toilet and eat my butt. I had to call my mom to flush the toilet for me at night!
There's a scene in the movie called The Incredibles, where the main character stamps the word "denied" on a piece of paper and an old lady says, "You're denying my claim?!".
Well, when I first saw the movie, I thought she was saying, "You're denying my *plane*?!" and wondered how on Earth someone could deny a plane.
When I was a child I used to believe that when I turned 11 my Hogwarts letter would arrive, but it never did.
My mother used to tell me that when people French-kissed in movies they were actually not really kissing, as with their heads at an angle to each other their lips did not touch (somehow that meant it didn't count as a 'real' kiss).
I'm still inclined to believe that she believed it, too. And still does.
I used to beleive.....
that going to the movies made it nightime. When we'd go in it was daytime and when we would comeout it would be night time. The first time we left a matinee I was truly dismayed.
I also used to beleive that when you turned the TV off, the next time you turned it on the show would start up again where it left off....
I used to think that the starwars weekly comic wasn't very strong.. duh.
When I was five I thought that when you watched a movie the actors and actresses knew that I wanted to watch the movie so they started acting it out. Then I learned the magic of recording.
When I was little, only 3 or 4, like most infants, I didn't understand movies too well, or at least, what the characters were saying. So for years I seriously beleived that the oompah-loompas in Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory were serial killers or something, and they were always on the other side of the Chocolate River, so you couldn't get to them. I thought that they would set up booby traps for the people's kids, and then kidnap the parents and kill them or something, and the parts that involved being in the same room with a lot of oompah-loompahs was that they were in an oompah-loompah jail touring it. They would mock the rest of the group after they kidnapped someone with scary little songs and dances, so up until I was, like, 7, I was terrified of the little buggers, and avoided the movie. Then I saw the movie and understood the words and all was better.
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