I was just wondering how old fans of this movie are? whether you were the same age as the characters/older/younger?
shareI remember over 5 years ago or more, I'd always see this movie at Blockbuster and had an interest to see it (always found Thora Birch interesting) but never took the plunge. Saw it for the first time 2 months ago and wow... really wished I watched it sooner. Tempted to order the dvd now. Also developed a crush on Steve Buscemi. >< But any-who I am 21.
shareI rented this movie when it first came out on dvd at the age of 16...oh man time flies. :\
shareI viewed it first when I was 25; I'm 34 today.
sharesaw it first as an eighteen year old, now I'm 28 and still love it.
Sucker love is heaven sent.
You pucker up, our passion's spent.
Like the director, I was born in 1949, but my high-school friends were a lot like Enid. It was the mid-sixties and we listened to jug-band music from the '20's and dressed ironically in baggy cuffed corduroy slacks and Hush Puppies...
"In my own mind, I'm not sure that acting is something for a grown man to be doing." ~Steve McQueen
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shareI'm 22 and I first saw it when I was 15.
"Do I have... a Tesco Clubcard? People will think I'm... buying something."
I'm younger than Seymour and older than Enid.
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Reason is a pursuit, not a conclusion.
First saw it when I was about 16, about to turn 25 next week. Movie just gets better with age..
'Remember that night when we killed that guy? Then Earl couldn't find his hat!'
i was 30 when i first time watched it
shareI'm 23, I think I first watched it in my late teens. I watched it tonight, maybe I shouldn't have, I'm probably not in the best state of mind. I can sadly, really relate to Enid and Seymour's characters in this. I hope I can get on my own bus one day...
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