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Rumple Schleppskin 2 years ago

Somewhere.. Out there.. .. Under the pale moon light.. .. Someone doesn't remember this movie

3points

Lorraine 2 years ago

I know! Is a classic movie.

3points

AmandaKay 2 years ago

I don't know. We watched this in school yearly.

0points

Emily Nevins 2 years ago

I used to own this one

0points

Debrina Blackmoon 2 years ago (edited)

Many, but nbd.

0points

Pumpkinmom 2 years ago

This was a blockbuster hit and had a top of the charts song too "somewhere out there"... this shouldn't be on the list.

26points

Lisa Marie 2 years ago

That's the sequel: Fievel Goes West

2points

Foxxy (The Original) 2 years ago (edited)

I love the song "somewhere out there" and even have it on my playlist

15points

Pirates of Zen Pants 2 years ago

Yeah, so I just watched something really niche. It was backed by an edgy young producer named Steven Spielberg. You probably haven't heard of it. :D

10points

MoMcB 2 years ago

Hardly edgy then when he'd already made ET and close encounters.

1point

Ovata Acronicta 2 years ago

Interestingly, I was far more familiar with the sequel (Fievel Goes West). I received a box set at some point as a gift and was able to watch the first, which I did not feel impacted me as much and was 'less enjoyable' at the time. Now, however, it is the one I remember better. Very impactful. The set came with a computer game too, but I remember little of it.

7points

Caroline_Kitty 2 years ago

There are noooo cats in America and the streets are paved with cheese

6points

Joy 2 years ago

You never heard the theme song "Somewhere Out There" ?

6points

Bi-Polar Express 2 years ago

How can this be forgotten? I still hear the song on shows all the time.

4points

Missy 2 years ago

Soooomewheeere out theeere....

2points

Moosy Girl 2 years ago

…beneath the PALE MOONLIIIIIGHT

1point

rowan-the-dragon-nerd 2 years ago

Ohmygosh I remember this movie I loved it!

2points

Dana J 2 years ago

My Dad took me to see this in the theater, he says I cried

2points

Gossameringue 2 years ago

Feivel the Mouse perpetuates the myth

2points

Brenda 2 years ago

Have

1point

Jungkookismine 2 years ago

I love this movie

1point

alwaysMispelled 2 years ago

LOVE THIS MOVIE

1point

Appalachian Panda 1 year ago

Come on. Every Gen-X’er remembers this movie.

0points

Beachbum 2 years ago

Loved that movie!

0points

Cydney Golden 2 years ago

First movie I took my daughter to...a well known movie.

0points

Rebecca Porter 2 years ago

saw it. probably on tv. we didn't go to theaters.

0points

Ellen Felder geb Treml 2 years ago

Feivel, der Mauswanderer

0points

Joanne Hicks 2 years ago

My adult kids remember it, too.

0points

Niall Mac Iomera 2 years ago

What? This movie was a pretty huge deal. Who doesn't remember this?

0points

Melody Thomas 2 years ago

Loved this

0points

Meghan Freeman 2 years ago

Have this and the sequel on VHS.

0points

Monica Isnota Robot 2 years ago

This was the first movie I ever saw in a theater ❤️ the song "somewhere out there" made me cry when I saw it the very first time and still does to this day. And I'm 40 now!! 😭

0points

Kamie Jones 2 years ago

One of my favorites! And Fifel goes West. Idk if that is how u spell his name...how awful...oopps

0points

Jazmine 2 years ago

I even bought the collection for my kids to watch on DVD

0points

Princess Yum-Yum 2 years ago

Fievel Goes West!

0points

Lucy 2 years ago

I remember seeing this movie as a kid with my younger siblings.

0points

Terry B 2 years ago

Watched it

0points

Pryia Davis 2 years ago

This was my favorite movie I even have a Fifel bookbag

0points

Thomas Ewing 2 years ago

The cartoon was set in the 1870s and one scene had the Stars and Stripes Forever march playing, which wasn't composed until 1896...

0points

Thecoolbonnie 2 years ago

The song from the movie, "Somewhere out There" is pretty famous

0points

Chel Bolin 2 years ago

Only has how many DTVideo versions? Come on, known enough

0points

Lisa Porter 2 years ago

my daughter's first movie, she was 4

0points

Katherine Stevens 2 years ago

I loved and watched both movies

0points

TrippyBanana 2 years ago

This is one of my favorite movies. The only one is be less surprised about people not knowing about is the third movie.

0points

M Reyburn 2 years ago

“We haf a PLAN!!”

0points

Miz Melatonin 2 years ago

Loved it as a kid. Then my kids loved it

0points

Michelle C 2 years ago

I can still see it just thinking about it!

0points

Simon Murray 2 years ago

The first movie I ever saw in the cinema

0points

SobyKay 2 years ago

Wasnt this wildly popular? Do ppl deny its existence?

0points

Gabriel Sbárbaro 2 years ago

I don't know anyone who doesn't know this movie...

0points

Nikki Angulo 2 years ago

I remember this one! Still sometimes get the song in my head!

0points

Injun Joe 2 years ago

Watched it when it first came out. Fivel!

0points

Jay Jay 2 years ago

And the streets are paved with cheese

0points

CatWoman312 2 years ago

There are no cats in America and the streets are made of cheese...

0points

Thomas Hunt, Jr. 2 years ago

Great, now I have then"no cats" tune stuck in my head, lol

0points

Janet Graham 2 years ago

A thoroughly forgettable movie followed by the equally forgettable sequel, Fievel Goes West. I seem to remember that there is a Stephen Speilberg connection to these.

0points

Janet C 2 years ago

What's the issue? It's even in IMDB.

0points

Alicia GriffonLady 2 years ago

I soooooo wanted to build something like the Mouse Of Minsk!

0points

TCW Sam Vimes 2 years ago

Love that movie

0points

Nicole Kennedy 2 years ago

One of the BEST movies ever!!

0points

I'mNotARoboat 2 years ago

Fievel Goes West!

0points

No One 2 years ago

I remember going to the movie theater to see this!

0points

Mark Kelly 2 years ago

Who could forget this?

0points

Tiffany C 2 years ago

I just watched this again last week.

0points

Sasy 2 years ago

seen it

0points

Timothy Leung 2 years ago

I like that theme song "Somewhere Out There" a lot!

0points

Yvonne Rankine 2 years ago

Is this on Mars that people don’t know of this?

0points

Zack Podany 2 years ago

Fival was my favorite plush for a VERY long time.

0points

LinaLovesBooks 2 years ago

NEVER< SAY NEVERRRR

0points

Kimberley McMillan 2 years ago

There are nooooo cats in America! And the streets are paved with cheeeeeese.

0points

Not Telling you 2 years ago

I loved this movie

0points

Stinky Malinky 2 years ago

“It received mixed-to-positive reviews and was a box office hit, making it the highest-grossing non-Disney animated film at the time” yeh, some other people saw it. As did my brain who sings There Are No Cats In America at least twice a week.

0points

Seabeast 2 years ago

I've never even seen this and I know it exists. I remember seeing the ads for it.

0points

TheDivineMsM 2 years ago

I loved this movie

0points

Wysteria_Rose 2 years ago

Loved this movie but god it was so depressing to watch as an adult!

0points

Jessica Cifelli 2 years ago

One of my favorites as a kid. Also the 2nd movie too!

0points

Jojo Dancer 2 years ago

There are no cats in America 🎵🎶

0points

Robin Roper 2 years ago

Wonderful, fun movie!

0points

Ed Vergara 2 years ago

I remember my older sister taking me to see this. Beautiful memory

0points

Ed Vergara 2 years ago

I remember my older sister taking me to watch this. Beautiful memory.

0points

Stephanee Ansell 2 years ago

I got to see this in theatre when I was little 🥰

0points

Anjelika 2 years ago

Have this on dvd

0points

cadena kuhn 2 years ago

Great now I have cats in America stuck in my head

0points

kat lia 2 years ago

all i can think is there cute voice as they sing.... Somewhere out there beneath the pale moonlight Someone's thinking of me and loving me tonight

0points

Mosheh Wolf 2 years ago

The name changes on Ellis Island are a myth. The people on Ellis Island were required to copy the names that were on the ship manifest. There were transliteration changes, since many of the ships were German, and the people who wrote the manifests were transliterating non-German names using the German Alphabet, but nobody changed a last name from, say, Cohen to Kerry on Ellis Island.

-1point

UGotUrsIGotMine , Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures Report

People Remember Watching These 35 Movies As Kids But Nobody Else Seems To Recall Them, As Shared In This Online Group UGotUrsIGotMine wrote:
The rescuers!

Ashitaka1013 responded:
The example that first comes to mind of a movie- particularly a Disney movie- where the sequel was better than the first. Rescuers Down Under.

Final score:

253points

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RoanTheMad 2 years ago

isn't the rescuers the one with the "hidden" topless woman? xD

53points

hiyoneighbourino , 20th Century Fox Report

People Remember Watching These 35 Movies As Kids But Nobody Else Seems To Recall Them, As Shared In This Online Group hiyoneighbourino wrote:
Fern gully

Thor42o added:
Basically all these movies are just dances with wolves. Fern gully, Atlantis, avatar, the last samurai, pocahontas and quite a few others all follow the same premise. Good guy from bad group gets enmeshed with locals, usually falls for a girl, discovers their magical culture, ends up joining them and defends them from his group.

Final score:

230points

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Gossameringue 2 years ago

If you were an 80's kid, you knew this movie even if you never saw it.

80points

astridsdragon , United Artists/MGM/UA Report

People Remember Watching These 35 Movies As Kids But Nobody Else Seems To Recall Them, As Shared In This Online Group All dogs go to heaven

This film was so traumatizing even tho it was a kids movie, its seems like a nightmare that just became a movie.

Basically about dogs that are gambling and taking drugs lol

Final score:

230points

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Peter Peak 2 years ago

I loved that movie as a kid

40points

InevitablePiano6848 , Paramount Pictures Report

People Remember Watching These 35 Movies As Kids But Nobody Else Seems To Recall Them, As Shared In This Online Group InevitablePiano6848 wrote:
The Indian in the cupboard!

tooglam2giveadamn adds:
My grandparents had this movie and the vhs case came with a key and a tiny figurine. The opening of the vhs had a “keyhole” and the backside of the cover insert looked like wood paneling so you could flip it backwards to make the entire thing look like a cupboard and then put the figurine inside

Final score:

212points

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Taryn Bailey 2 years ago

I loved those books! Movie was okay.

47points

People Remember Watching These 35 Movies As Kids But Nobody Else Seems To Recall Them, As Shared In This Online Group MrLittle237 wrote:

Milo and Otis. Anyone???

Jamileem responded:
Yes I remember this. As a kid I used to confuse this one and Homeward Bound because they were both about lost pets trying to find their way.

MrLittle237 , Columbia Pictures Report

Final score:

209points

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Sawyer Kidder 2 years ago

I love this movie, I'm 13

30points

tonybeetzzz , Jensen Farley Pictures Report

People Remember Watching These 35 Movies As Kids But Nobody Else Seems To Recall Them, As Shared In This Online Group tonybeetzzz wrote:
The last unicorn

Pacman_Frog adds:
AND it's a movie about travelling through a desert with a horse with no name!

I always cry when poor old Molly Grue admonishes The Unicorn and then immediately forgives her. It takes strength to accept life as it is given to you.

Final score:

205points

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James016 2 years ago

I've watched this when I was a child.

16points

icarus_swims , Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures Report

People Remember Watching These 35 Movies As Kids But Nobody Else Seems To Recall Them, As Shared In This Online Group icarus_swims answered:
The brave Little toaster

Vetiversailles added:
I rewatched the whole thing this year. Still f**king incredible. The cars singing while being destroyed—that whole scene and song is pure art.

God that movie f**king slaps

Final score:

205points

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BluEyedSeoulite 2 years ago

I rented this so many times from Family Video!

23points

ericwimberly , Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures Report

People Remember Watching These 35 Movies As Kids But Nobody Else Seems To Recall Them, As Shared In This Online Group For years, none of my friends believed that The Black Cauldron existed. I saw it in the theater, and never saw it again until several years ago. Convincing my friends that it existed (before the internet) was no easy task.

Final score:

204points

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Gossameringue 2 years ago

Based of Lloyd Alexander's Chronicles of Prydain series, a YA fantasy sequence of which The Black Cauldron was the 2nd of 5 books.

36points

prettyugly1 , Sony Pictures Entertainment Motion Picture Group Report

#10

People Remember Watching These 35 Movies As Kids But Nobody Else Seems To Recall Them, As Shared In This Online Group prettyugly1 wrote:
Fly away home

Jill4ChrisRed added:
My partner worked on a film recently with Anna Paquin in it and although she's famous for a ton of other things, THIS is the film I remember her for!

Final score:

179points

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Tilly 2 years ago

Love this movie. One of my favorites.

22points

Environmental-Fix-71 , Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures Report

#11

People Remember Watching These 35 Movies As Kids But Nobody Else Seems To Recall Them, As Shared In This Online Group Environmental-Fix-71 wrote:
Also Flight of the Navigator

HerrIndos answered:
Wasn't Paul Reubens (aka Peewee Herman) Max, the ship's robot?

Also, I remember this movie feeling super intense, though I know it wasn't. It's weird how movies can generate such strong feelings as a kid.

Final score:

177points

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Mark Fuller 2 years ago

It was bloody brilliant. And so fun as a kid, making you feel like you were flying...

51points

Hello_Mr_Fancypants , Universal Studios Report

#12

People Remember Watching These 35 Movies As Kids But Nobody Else Seems To Recall Them, As Shared In This Online Group Hello_Mr_Fancypants answered:
Anybody else remember Batteries Not Included?

BlackwoodBear79 added:
This movie hits so differently when I was a kid, versus when I was an adult.

I always knew there was something wrong about Faye's issues but I didn't understand/couldn't process what it was. But I was a kid, and WOO alien spaceships.

Watching it as an adult I realize how broken she was.

Final score:

176points

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Mark Fuller 2 years ago

To this day I cannot fathom how they managed to inject such powerful emotion into the near death of what was virtually a flying saucepan. You fight for your life little dude, we're all rooting for you!!

64points

#13

People Remember Watching These 35 Movies As Kids But Nobody Else Seems To Recall Them, As Shared In This Online Group DingusFap said:
Rikki Tikki Tavi

kingdomheartsislight replied:
So many of these forgotten movies are Chuck Jones’ work. Cartoon Network used to have Chuck Jones marathons and it made me love so much of his movies and shorts. I wish they would go back to showcasing a certain animator’s work. It was cool to see what their specific styles looked liked.

DingusFap , CBS Report

Final score:

165points

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Mark Berry 2 years ago

I wanted a mongoose after seeing this.

38points

#14

People Remember Watching These 35 Movies As Kids But Nobody Else Seems To Recall Them, As Shared In This Online Group BigCheifGrubzReport wrote:
Drop Dead Fred

scrapperfromwayback added:
I have the DVD. Haven't watched it for like a decade. Put it on to keep my kids busy for 90minutes.... F**k it's inappropriate for children.

BigCheifGrubz , New Line Cinema Report

Final score:

162points

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James016 2 years ago

Rik Mayall was epic in this. Really funny film.

38points

anon , 20th Century Fox Turner Pictures Report

#15

People Remember Watching These 35 Movies As Kids But Nobody Else Seems To Recall Them, As Shared In This Online Group Pagemaster. Remember that? MacAulay Culkin gets sucked into lots of books in a library. Loved it as a kid. Haven’t seen it since

Final score:

160points

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Smilejustbecause 2 years ago

I wish this could really happen

18points

koala_loves_penguin , PolyGram Filmed Entertainment Report

#16

People Remember Watching These 35 Movies As Kids But Nobody Else Seems To Recall Them, As Shared In This Online Group koala_loves_penguin told:
The Borrowers

InfinityLDog answered:
In 2010 Stubio Ghibli did a version called "Arriety"

LadyBug_0570 added:
I remember watching that movie on cable when I was in the hospital post surgery.

You may know the kid who played Arietty's younger brother. Tom Felton. AKA Draco Malfoy.

Final score:

155points

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DrBronxx 2 years ago

I remember the BBC show from a few years before, starring Ian Holm (Bilbo from the Lord of the Rings films). It's the first thing I remember seeing him in.

24points

#17

People Remember Watching These 35 Movies As Kids But Nobody Else Seems To Recall Them, As Shared In This Online Group Time Bandits. Scared the hell out of me as a kid. Get in bed and a damn horse jumps out of the closet. The whole movie could be different child nightmares.

Edit: Big thanks to everybody who commented. Makes me feel a little more normal hearing the similar stories.

scottbody , Sony Pictures Report

Final score:

140points

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Bec 2 years ago

Everything Terry Gilliam does is fantastic

45points

#18

People Remember Watching These 35 Movies As Kids But Nobody Else Seems To Recall Them, As Shared In This Online Group “A little Princess”
Nobody seems to remember it but I remember it so vividly! It was a bit sad for a kids movie

emma0070 , Warner Bros. Report

Final score:

135points

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Christien Newbury 2 years ago

I adore this movie. My MIL bought the video along with The Secret Garden for my girls. Best thing she could have done.

28points

#19

People Remember Watching These 35 Movies As Kids But Nobody Else Seems To Recall Them, As Shared In This Online Group Melopossum wrote:
The animated version of The Hobbit

Wetworth replied:
That was a great film, but did you know that Leonard Nimoy released a song called Bilbo Baggins?

🎶 Bilbo! Bilbo Baggins, greatest little hobbit of them all 🎶

Melopossum , Warner Bros Report

Final score:

132points

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Remi (He/Him) 2 years ago

That Nimoy song!! The music video is so hippie. Go check it out on YouTube people!! I can't decide if it's awesome or awesomely bad

28points

QuietlySmirking , Paramount Pictures Report

#20

People Remember Watching These 35 Movies As Kids But Nobody Else Seems To Recall Them, As Shared In This Online Group When I was a kid I had a crush on a girl who was in a really dumb movie...she was friends with a seal. I wanna say it was called Andre.

Final score:

125points

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Lisa Miller 2 years ago

And then she grew up and became friends with Napoleon Dynamite

32points

Thenightswatchman , BRB Internacional S.A Report

#21

People Remember Watching These 35 Movies As Kids But Nobody Else Seems To Recall Them, As Shared In This Online Group Thenightswatchman answered:

Not a movie but a tv show called David the Gnome. He had a fox he rode around on named Swift, I don't remember much else

lindseyangela added:
My favorite! He was an animal doctor and went around helping animals. I have the Gnomes book by Brian Froud and it has some amazing illustrations.

Final score:

123points

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sturmwesen 2 years ago

I would not have remembered it without the picture...

16points

#22

People Remember Watching These 35 Movies As Kids But Nobody Else Seems To Recall Them, As Shared In This Online Group Pippi Longstocking! It was an animated movie from 1997 that I loved as a kid, and I’ve never heard anyone ever mention it before.

kasakavii , Warner Bros. Report

Final score:

120points

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BluEyedSeoulite 2 years ago

There was a live action movie as well, I was obsessed witj

58points

#23

People Remember Watching These 35 Movies As Kids But Nobody Else Seems To Recall Them, As Shared In This Online Group No body I know personally watched anything from the busy world of Richard Scaryy. Not a movie but I bought a DVD copy of the entire show series and my wife had 0 clue what it was.

Cmcgregor0928 , CINAR Report

Final score:

114points

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Lizzie Lola 2 years ago

I have the books

42points

#24

People Remember Watching These 35 Movies As Kids But Nobody Else Seems To Recall Them, As Shared In This Online Group jniemela78 responded:
the show zoomboomafu

KnockMeYourLobes added:
The ONLY reason I didn't mind watching this with my kid was because the Kratt Brothers were (and still are, I assume) incredibly hot. :D

jniemela78 , CINAR Corporation Report

Final score:

108points

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Magical Carp God 2 years ago

Used to watch this with my daughter.

13points

schrodingersb-tch , Universal Studios Report

#25

People Remember Watching These 35 Movies As Kids But Nobody Else Seems To Recall Them, As Shared In This Online Group schrodingersb-tch wrote:
We're Back! A Dinosaur's Story

lilac-aesthetic answered:
YES! This is one of my favourite movies of all time! Professor Screw Eyes is a classic villain and the little girl who wants the hat always gets me in the beginning.

Final score:

102points

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WatermelonTheDutchie 2 years ago

i vaguely remember this from watching it when i was little. i thought it was some kind of weird nightmare until now lmao

13points

bnturner92 , The Samuel Goldwyn Company Report

#26

People Remember Watching These 35 Movies As Kids But Nobody Else Seems To Recall Them, As Shared In This Online Group bnturner92 wrote:
Rock-a-doodle

*Thanks! Im glad so many people share the love!

BronzeHeart92 adds:
That was the movie where this boy encounters an owl and the owl starts barfing weirdly colored stars at him which turns him into a kitten, correct?

woobawooba21 answers:
Yes, that's correct

Final score:

99points

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Hy0criticalTypewriter 2 years ago

This movie is something that never left my brain until I found it like last year

9points

#27

People Remember Watching These 35 Movies As Kids But Nobody Else Seems To Recall Them, As Shared In This Online Group mutombochaoskampf wrote:
The Mouse and the Motorcycle

ShiraCheshire added:
I remember the book really fondly though. I remember some kid asking the mouse how he makes the motorcycle go, and the mouse tells him he just makes motorcycle noises and it works. Kid me was like "oh of course, that makes sense" but looking back that's hilarious.

mutombochaoskampf , ABC Report

Final score:

91points

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Boredpandahatesme 2 years ago

Yes! One of my favorites as a kid and no one remembers!!

10points

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#28

People Remember Watching These 35 Movies As Kids But Nobody Else Seems To Recall Them, As Shared In This Online Group Something Wicked This Way Comes. I loved it, and I think I saw it alone because my friends bailed on me.

MusicalLifeForever , Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures Report

Final score:

87points

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Quarryville 2 years ago

The book is excellent also.

24points

Ashitaka1013 , Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures Report

#29

People Remember Watching These 35 Movies As Kids But Nobody Else Seems To Recall Them, As Shared In This Online Group I obsessively watched “Bedknobs and Beoomsticks” and “Pete’s dragon” as a kid, and have never met anyone else who’s ever watched either of them. I recently watched the original Pete’s Dragon and realized I still know it off by heart. And still sincerely enjoy it. Better than the remake.

I also once watched “Wild Hearts Can’t be Broken” as a kid and LOVED it. Thought about it for years afterwards but whenever I asked anyone else about “This movie about a girl who performs a stunt where she jumps on a running horse at the top of a tall tower and jumps with the horse into a pool. And then goes blind but does it again anyway.” Everyone thought I was crazy. Thank you Disney Plus for confirming it DOES exist, I DIDN’T make it up, and got major nostalgia watching it again.

Final score:

87points

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Kel Gal 2 years ago

I used to love Pete’s Dragon! I can still remember some of the songs.

18points

Woman Put A Water Fountain With A Camera In Her Yard, Here Are 24 Photos Of Regular Visitors (New Pics)

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#30

No-Salamander-2001 said:
Small Soldiers?

Talnadair answered:
Tommy Lee Jones as the bad guy soldier was classic!

awildsforzemon1 added:
This movie launched the rodeo burger at Burger King. So not only a great movie, but introduced the world to arguably the best burger that place has ever had

No-Salamander-2001 Report

Final score:

80points

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Smilejustbecause 2 years ago

I love the scene with the barbie girls

8points

GoBoltsAmelie88 , 20th Television Report

#31

People Remember Watching These 35 Movies As Kids But Nobody Else Seems To Recall Them, As Shared In This Online Group A movie that took place on the Ewok planet (not Return of the Jedi) where a little girl and her brother crash land and are helped by the Ewoks, and they get caught in a giant spiderweb, and one of them gets sucked under a lake and can't break the surface of the water because it'a like glass.

Final score:

79points

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DDmaybeandor 2 years ago

Oh wow! THAT’S what it’s called. I remembered that there was another Ewok movie that I liked when I was little.

12points

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#32

People Remember Watching These 35 Movies As Kids But Nobody Else Seems To Recall Them, As Shared In This Online Group Champion_Kitchen wrote:
I am adamant that this movie has to exist. It’s about two cats, a white girl cat and a black male cat. It’s some sort of oldies French setting where the female cat gets stolen by a villain cat and the black cat goes after her and tries to save her. I swear to god this movie exists but I have only ever seen it once and it was back when I was like 6 or 7. But gosh sometimes bits and pieces of that movie will pop in my head and I just can’t place a name on it or it could have been something I dreamt up..

RMMacFru added:
The name of the movie is Gay Purr-ee.
The female cat (Mewsette) was voiced by Judy Garland.
The hero make cat (Jaune-Tom) voiced by Robert Goulet.
The villain cat (Meowrice) was voiced by Paul Frees.
And one of the writers was Chuck Jones.
If you couldn't tell, I adore this movie.

Champion_Kitchen , Warner Bros. Report

Final score:

72points

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ComfyPanda 2 years ago

Another one I need to find and watch.

6points

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#33

People Remember Watching These 35 Movies As Kids But Nobody Else Seems To Recall Them, As Shared In This Online Group Stanley's Magic Garden (also known as A Troll in Central Park in later years).

Edit: Apparently it was Stanley's Magic Garden in the UK and A Troll in Central Park in North America.

Edit edit: there seems no rules to what name you'd get lol. I'll leave this alone now.

knowyourdarkness , Warner Bros. Report

Final score:

71points

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// A r n a h u n a s // 2 years ago (edited)

This movie is Don Bluth’s weakest by a lot, but “Absolutely Green” is a banger.

3points

Loose_Prior_4683 , Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) Report

#34

People Remember Watching These 35 Movies As Kids But Nobody Else Seems To Recall Them, As Shared In This Online Group Loose_Prior_4683 replied:
It's a TV show Sagwa the Chinese siamese cat

slutghetti added:
The theme song plays in my head all the time!

Hao peng you, hao peng you,
Sagwa shi wo de hao peng you
Hao peng you, hao peng you,
Sagwa shi wo de hao peng you...
Sagwa, you're my best friend...
Sagwa...

Final score:

71points

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Ellie 2 years ago

Oh. My. God. I knew this show existed, but it's just one blurry memory from when I was really little. I thought I made it up. Nice to know the name of it

14points

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#35

People Remember Watching These 35 Movies As Kids But Nobody Else Seems To Recall Them, As Shared In This Online Group Cats Dont Dance. I remember watching it a lot back in the late 90s and early 2000s. I think people just have forgotten about the movie.

Havok1717 , Warner Bros. Report

Final score:

63points

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Ovata Acronicta 2 years ago

Worth a rewatch, the music is *incredible*. And if you haven't watched it, maybe give it a shot.

6points

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#36

ilovejackiebot wrote:
Johnny Dangerously I actually thought I made it up for years

Unit_79 replied:
You shouldn’t hang me on a hook. My father hung me on a hook once.

Once.

Neil_sm added:
I was always quoting Roman Maroni when my kids were younger and I was trying not to curse around them.

ilovejackiebot Report

Final score:

30points

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Angeldust McQuade 2 years ago (edited)

“You farging ice hole!”

9points

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#37

People Remember Watching These 35 Movies As Kids But Nobody Else Seems To Recall Them, As Shared In This Online Group RollingRolling419 wrote:

The 3 Ninjas. I had a major crush on Colt!

abandonallhope777 added:
We should run! We should hide! WE SHOULD KICK THEIR BUTTS!!!!

Me and my friends would play three ninjas but I was always made to be TumTum because I was the smallest.

RollingRolling419 , Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures Report

Final score:

27points

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BluEyedSeoulite 2 years ago

I think there are sequels too. I vividly remember the mask scene!

4points

#38

Body_Latter answers:
Can we do TV shows? Anyone remember Eureka’s Castle??

BlackLakeBlueFish told:
My daughter LOVED Eureka’s castle!!! She was Eureka for Halloween when she was 2 1/2. It was he first costume she chose. I was really proud of that costume!!! She’s 27 now, and very active in the cosplay community. I believe that that was her start.

Body_Latter Report

Final score:

25points

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ComfyPanda 2 years ago

Paramount plus has it...

3points

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#39

ATLAZuko33 wrote:
Quest for Camelot and the tv show Pirates of Dark Water

coykoi89 responded:
I watched it religiously as a child. One of my favorite non Disney cartoons. The soundtrack was gold too.

ATLAZuko33 Report

Final score:

25points

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Ovata Acronicta 2 years ago

There was a really good lesson about acceptance of oneself in Quest for Camelot! And I recall the forest being rather beautiful.

1point

little_bear_ , Channel 4, Animal Planet Report

#40

People Remember Watching These 35 Movies As Kids But Nobody Else Seems To Recall Them, As Shared In This Online Group It was a fake documentary on Animal Planet about dragons. It’s like archaeologists finding a frozen dragon skeleton and talking about how dragons were able to fly, breathe fire, etc.

I apparently missed the part where they clarified that it was all a dramatization, because this movie had me CONVINCED that dragons were real, extinct animals for awhile.

Final score:

24points

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Jackie Reed 2 years ago

I saw this! Loved it!

2points

somehotnerd , Turner Entertainment Report

#41

People Remember Watching These 35 Movies As Kids But Nobody Else Seems To Recall Them, As Shared In This Online Group somehotnerd wrote:
Halloween tree

Spankpocalypse_Now answered:
Holy. F**king. S**t.

I’ve been trying to figure out what this was for the last 25 years. This is it. I couldn’t remember that it was a Ray Bradbury book. I certainly didn’t remember Leonard Nimoy voiced one of the characters.

God damn, thank you. I thought I was crazy. This is the line that I always tried to remember because as a kid I thought it sounded cool:

“The day Joe Pipkin was born all the Orange Crush and Nehi soda bottles in the world fizzed over…”

Final score:

21points

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ComfyPanda 2 years ago

I cannot convey how loud my gasp was just now. I watched this movie RELIGIOUSLY every Halloween. EVERY. HALLOWEEN. And then they stopped playing it and I never could find it again.

4points

zxplatinum , 20th Century Studios Report

#42

People Remember Watching These 35 Movies As Kids But Nobody Else Seems To Recall Them, As Shared In This Online Group Dunston Checks In... I remembered something about a monkey in a hotel. Asked my older sister about it and she said I was losing it. Went to Google and found it again

Final score:

21points

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Deborah Harris 2 years ago

My nephew watched this constantly :D

1point

#43

Japetus02 wrote:
Killer Clowns From Outer Space, definitely stumbled on that one too early in life somehow.

taniamorse85 answered:
I saw that movie when I was about 10 years old. My family was on a road trip, and we were staying in a motel one night. My father decided to find a movie to watch on TV, and he chose that one. I'm pretty sure he knew it was definitely not for kids and just wanted to mess with my brother (4 years younger) and me. I don't know how it affected my brother, but it took till my 20s (currently 36) before I was comfortable around clowns again.

Japetus02 Report

Final score:

20points

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Enigma wrapped in a paradox 2 years ago

Best part of that movie were the killer clowns costumes. I'd say it's where 75% of the budget went

1point

#44

Napoleon!

Not the dude. It’s about a puppy who wants to be a “wild dog” and gets stuck in a basket with balloons and flies to an island with a really mean cat.

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Final score:

17points

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Alexander Brior 2 years ago

Not the Dynamite either

3points

#45

People Remember Watching These 35 Movies As Kids But Nobody Else Seems To Recall Them, As Shared In This Online Group burttito replied:
The peanut butter solution

lilac-aesthetic added:
That movie creeped me out as a kid! But the trailer calls it "a hair raising, heart warming, comedy adventure for the whole family"... I'm going to try to find somewhere to watch it now, ha!

burttito , New World Pictures Report

Final score:

16points

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Ottawa 2 years ago

Omg, I remember this one, the original is a French movie from Quebec called operation beurre de pinottes

3points

#46

People Remember Watching These 35 Movies As Kids But Nobody Else Seems To Recall Them, As Shared In This Online Group Not a movie but the S Club tv show. I think it was only on far like 3 seasons but I watched that show religiously and I don’t think any of my friends even cared about S Club 7.

Mrs_Xs , ABC Family Report

Final score:

15points

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David Alexander 2 years ago

S Club 7 is one of those things I feel like I imagined, but then someone somewhere references it and I'm like, oh, good, I'm not insane

5points

#47

It wasn’t a movie it was a f*****g cartoon tv series spinoff of Toy Story (2?) called Buzz Lightyear of Star Command

I had a proper flashback zoom out moment when I remembered the wee red robot for some reason and couldn’t tell if I had made it up in my head, if it was a dream or what, but it was REAL

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Final score:

13points

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KDS 2 years ago

I believe this show is on Disney Plus

1point

#48

RobertoBologna said:
Wee Sing in Sillyville

turtlecasey answered:
Rizzledee razzledee hey bambasidee knickety knackety wretchible quality willaby wallaby mow mow mow!

midnightelite added:
I LOVED THE WEE SINGS SERIES!! I also really liked the sillyville one! I've never met another person who's seen it!

RobertoBologna Report

Final score:

12points

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SkekVi 2 years ago

::GASP:: OH MY GOD!!! I'VE BEEN LOOKING FOR THIS FOR YEARS!!

0points

#49

People Remember Watching These 35 Movies As Kids But Nobody Else Seems To Recall Them, As Shared In This Online Group Corey_Bee said:
There was this movie that feels like a childhood fever dream to me now, this kid was walking around an island and finds a pizza tree. He climbs up and tries to eat a slice of pizza when a sand shark "swims" through the sand beneath the tree and traps him there. So he puts some bubblegum on the pizza and throws it down so the sand shark will eat it and get stuck in the gum.

tangledlettuce replied:
I always remembered the parts with the mermaid and thinking the pirate lady was played by Paula Abdul.

Leoluki25 added:
I watched this a few times as a kid, it's a s***ty bastardized version of Treasure Island with the oldest boy from Home Improvement. Moonbeam Entertainment productions

Corey_Bee , Paramount Pictures Report

Final score:

10points

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Meghan Freeman 2 years ago

I always enjoyed this movie. It's still taped on a VHS tape at my parents house.

0points

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BluEyedSeoulite 2 years ago

Gargoyles the TV show on Disney doesn't get the love it deserved either

31points

Danielle Ocasio Fast 2 years ago

Loved this cartoon!!! I still have a gargoyle's toy that you push a button and it swirls open a boulder to expose a gargoyle inside.

7points

Sofie Carmine 2 years ago

Yes Yes Yes Gargoyles!

2points

Princess Yum-Yum 2 years ago

Yes and Dark wing duck

0points

CP 2 years ago

I watched it every morning before school.

0points

Bi-Polar Express 2 years ago

Most of these weren't even a little unknown. Like top rated and best selling movies.

30points

DDmaybeandor 2 years ago

The top ones are most well knows, but as you go down the list, it does get stranger.

10points

Elly Sketchit 2 years ago (edited)

This is a strange list for me. Most of these are very, very popular movies or shows I vividly recall. I think it's an age group thing - many my age remember these and a lot are huge cult classics! How about Rick Moranis in Gravedale High, though? That's one I remember only because I had a crush on him as a kid, lol

13points

Shawn Gula 2 years ago

I remember watching a movie called The Cat From Outer Space back in the late 70's

10points

Mir Adwari 2 years ago

I remember that one!

5points

propgamer XL 2 years ago

I stayed w my friend and we were going to watch a movie in the cinema. I wanted to see the cat from outer space, but her mom said no, that's way too dangerous. So I bought it this year for 5 euro and saw it for the first time in my life. Awesome movie lol.

1point

hobbitly 2 years ago

I saw that one on Netflix a few years ago! Unfortunately they don't have it anymore (in my area).

0points

Dill 2 years ago

Anyone else here remember a film from 1973 The Belstone Fox?? That really got to me as a child!!

8points

Laugh Fan 2 years ago

Did it have Dennis Waterman in it? If so, vaguely remember it.

1point

DDmaybeandor 2 years ago

It took me a long time to find anyone who remembered the Gummy Bears TV show. I loved it growing up. Now, I just like the theme song.

7points

Sofie Carmine 2 years ago

My dad loves gummy bears

2points

Yettichild 2 years ago (edited)

Gummy bears, bouncing here and there, and everywhere 🎶

2points

Jamila Grant 2 years ago

"We are the gummy bears, bouncing here and there and everywhere"

0points

ί𝔫ＣίŦᵃт𝐔𝐬 2 years ago

We have it on DVD.

0points

Kate 2 years ago

Flight of Dragons? Secret of NIMH?

7points

Jaden Alexander 2 years ago

Upvote for Secret of NIMH.

12points

Metallicd3ath 2 years ago

I forgot about secret of nimh, I haven't seen it in a long time. I'm not even positive I actually watched it by this point.

2points

John Smith 2 years ago

Flight of dragons is one of my favourite movies. Also the only place I ever saw someone try to explain how dragons could fly.

1point

Rachel Reynolds 2 years ago

Flight of Dragons and the Last Unicorn were my two favorite movies when I was a kid. Also Secret of NIMH, I lowkey had a crush on Justin. I swear I'm not a furry.

1point

Mitsuki 2 years ago

It took me forever to find a flight of dragons dvd but i did and my world is all the better for it. I may rewatch it again tonight.

1point

Tree P 2 years ago

Secret of NIMH! I read the book it's based on in grade school. Loved the movie, even with the small changes.

0points

Octavia Hansen 2 years ago

What about Labyrinth? Jim Henson production that NEVER got the recognition it deserved. Details go on and on. Hypnotic. Beautiful. Find it and treat yourself!

6points

Tree P 2 years ago

Yes! With David Bowie!

0points

BluEyedSeoulite 2 years ago

Reboot anyone? A cartoon that took place inside of a computer, I think? I absolutely loved it, it was a unique CG cartoon at the time.

6points

BadCat 2 years ago

It was cutting edge at the time. I liked the early seasons until Enzo grew up. Then it became darker.

6points

Lauren 2 years ago

Shazaam. With Sinbad. I will die on this hill.

5points

Indosidius 2 years ago

As will I. This hill is awesome.

1point

Bex 2 years ago

The Worst Witch (1986) with Tim Curry and a very young Fairuza Balk

4points

KWilly 2 years ago

YES!!!!! I recently bought it because, well, nostalgia.... its so awful but in a fantastic way!

1point

Seedy Vine 2 years ago

"Where the Buffalo Roam" starring Bill Murray. The intro song, sung by Neil Young, brings tears to my eyes. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Where_the_Buffalo_Roam

4points

Michael Vickery 2 years ago

Does anyone remember The Black Hole? It was Disney's answer to Star Wars, complete with a 'cute' robot. It was so boring to twelve year old me, and the robot was just the most annoying character and kind of acted stupid.

4points

John Smith 2 years ago

With the horrifying Maximilian robot. I really liked it as a film. Shame that they couldn't make more of it.

3points

Hey! 2 years ago (edited)

I would add Fantastic Voyage (1966). The brilliant scientist Jan Benes (Jean Del Val) develops a way to shrink humans, and other objects, for brief periods of time. Benes, who is working in communist Russia, is transported by the CIA to America, but is attacked en route. In order to save the scientist, who has developed a blood clot in his brain, a team of Americans in a nuclear submarine is shrunk and injected into Benes' body. They have a finite period of time to fix the clot and get out before the miniaturization wears off. Edit: Okay, not a children's movie but I saw it when I was about 5 because my older brother -15- was watching it and I got hooked. Saw it 3 times before I turned 12.

4points

Metallicd3ath 2 years ago

You know I think I have heard of this. Even still, I can't help but think of magic school bus

0points

Jaden Alexander 2 years ago

Dragonslayer, The Sword in the Stone, James and the Giant Peach, Lord of the Rings (animated), Watership Down, Harry and the Hendersons, Legend, The Neverending Story, Clash of the Titans, Willow, Wizards, Uncle Buck, Pete's Dragon and Fairie Tale Theatre (series). I'm sure there's a gazillion more.

4points

Liam Walsh 2 years ago

Do these really come under 'Examples Of Movies And Cartoons That Very Few Remember And Still Love, Yet Many Don’t Even Know Of Their Existence" though? these are, by and large, pretty well known.

3points

Bored Retsuko 2 years ago

Watership Down!!!

3points

SoozeeQ 2 years ago

I was waiting for somebody to mention Neverending Story!

2points

T'Mar of Vulcan 2 years ago

Dragonslayer!!! Fun movie.

2points

leah 2 years ago

My 2 year old nephew is obsessed with Harry and the Henderson's. He literally has to watch it every day and calls every man with a beard Harry. His two older brothers threatened to break the VHS they're so tired of it so my sister bought it on Prime. LOL

1point

Melissa TO 2 years ago

Uncle Buck is one of my all time favorite movies! My husband had never seen it and now it's one of his favorites, too. Watership Down, Harry and the Hendersons, Willow, omg major memories!

1point

Ares Minks 2 years ago

The fact that Song of the South isn't on this list says it is the most obscure of them all. The list is nowhere near complete without it. Not many banned Disney movies out there but this is one. Remember, "Zippity-do-da, zippity-a. My oh my what a wonderful day. Plenty of sunshine heading my way. Zippity-do-da, zippity-a" In fact I think this song still plays on Splash Mountain in Disney World. Splash Mountain also features animatronic characters from Song of the South. How is this not on the list?

3points

Meghan Freeman 2 years ago

My brother and I were each able to buy a copy from an obscure Christmas store a number of years ago.

1point

River Nicolas Wolff 2 years ago

Anyone remember Practical Magic? None of my friends know this movie and it my absolute favorite

3points

Alberto Cevallos 2 years ago

does anyone remembers "The Incredible Mr. Limpet"??

3points

LadyRiverStyx 2 years ago (edited)

Mac and Me and Fraggle Rock are a couple good ones too

3points

Air Conditioner 2 years ago

The Last Mimzy, I swear nobody else watched it

3points

Anita Pickle 2 years ago

This was so much fun! So many memories.

3points

Stephanie Did It 2 years ago

Disney made a movie about a Siamese cat owned by a little Scots girl. The cat died and the girl and her brother buried her, but she was "resurrected" with no memory of her former life. It was called The Three Lives of Thomasina. I loved it! It starred the same two children from Mary Poppins. Where is it, Disney+? Also, Ring of Bright Water, about an Englishman who raises a pet otter. I have such a soft spot for animals & this one made me cry too. Can't find it anywhere.

3points

Powerful Katrinka 2 years ago

The Three Lives of Thomasina absolutely destroyed me as a little kid. And don't get me started about A Ring of Bright Water. I'm still traumatized.

3points

Kate 2 years ago

She wasn't Siamese, she was orange. The one with the Siamese was That Darn Cat.

1point

DDmaybeandor 2 years ago

You can buy the first one on Amazon, I think a digital or a physical copy. The second is only available as physical copies but there are blue ray, VHS and presumably DVD options.

0points

v3lv3t_v10l3t 2 years ago

The Secret Garden is another one...so good as a kid(sorta sad, but good)

2points

CelticElff 2 years ago

"a cricket in times square" and "phantom tollbooth" could be on the list

2points

Somewhat-Guilty 2 years ago

Does anyone remember Lamb Chop's Play Along??? This show was my Barney lol. They came out around the same time and people only remember Barney.

2points

Meghan Freeman 2 years ago

Yes I do. I don't remember too much of the series, but still watch watch Lamb Chop The Haunted Studio (with Alan Thicke and John Byner) every Halloween.

1point

Nadya Raymond 2 years ago

Wow that brought back so many memories but I was hoping to see that movie I know exist of a black space cat crash landed on earth... it was a 60s flicked. I loved it can never find it because I don't know the name and when I ask no one knows what talking about. I know it exist.

2points

Melissa TO 2 years ago

Was it The Cat From Outer Space? I loved that one!

1point

Philenzortia 2 years ago

I was expecting to see here Thumbelina. 🧚🏼‍♀️

2points

WishIWasAFlapperGirl 2 years ago

Ok so I'm an 80's babe (also from the UK) and I still find people who have never heard of The Poddington Peas, The Shoe People, Raggy Dolls and Funny Bones!!!

2points

Babysoup 2 years ago

Do you remember Jamie and his magic torch. You have reminded me of ones I'd forgotten about

0points

Sasy 2 years ago

I have seen so many of these, the one show that people do not believe me that existed was in the 70s there was a show called Sha-Na-Na which was the band that played in the Grease school dance, and it was like skit comedy and they were so funny.

2points

Kimberley McMillan 2 years ago (edited)

This is basically "movies you saw if you were a kid in the 1980s or 90s". I know all of these. Some I saw in the theatre. Others only on VHS. I had a record read-along-book of The Rescuers

2points

2ndthots 2 years ago

Most won't remember The Adventures of Lariat Sam cartoon which ran on The Captain Kangaroo Show.

2points

Mark Reynolds 2 years ago

Ralph Bakshi's Wizards!

2points

Ottawa 2 years ago (edited)

Not a movie but it was Super Ted for me... rented that vhs soooo many times. My mom found it on dvd many years ago and bought it for me 😊

2points

Charl Marx 2 years ago

SuperTed is still often spoken about here in Wales. There's been rumours of a reboot for about 10 years now, he may be back one day.

1point

howdylee 2 years ago

The Phantom Tollbooth!

2points

Kathryn Baylis 2 years ago (edited)

Remember all of them. If I haven’t actually watched them (and ai have watched quite a few of them), I’ve either seen bits of them while changing TV channels, or heard about them from friends with small children (mostly talking about having to watch it AGAIN because their kid loved it and has now seen it like 100 times already).

2points

Indosidius 2 years ago

Why is Robotech not on here? Everyone remembers Maccross, which isn't the same thing. Welcome to my hill.

1point

Tree P 2 years ago (edited)

I remember Robotech! I actually liked the"Masters" part best! Loved Zor Prime!

0points

Lonely Tentacle 2 years ago

What? No Don Bluth's Thumbelina?

1point

Madbakerchick 2 years ago (edited)

Thumbalina! "Let me be your wings! Let me be your only love! Let me take you far beyond the stars!" I adored this movie as a kid.

1point

Bex 2 years ago

Secret of NIMH. Animated Watership Down film.

1point

Jocelyn Rose 2 years ago

Thumbelina. Secret of nihm. Once upon a forest. Little monsters. The princess goblin. Sword in the stone. Witches. The secret garden. Dunstin checks in. Blank check. Richy rich.

1point

Cheyanne Pavan 2 years ago

I guess I watched a lot of movies on TV when I was 7-8 years old, but mine are: 1) The Hugga Bunch (1985) 2) Follow That Bird (1985) 3) The Journey of Natty Gann, (1985) 4) Alex: The Life of a Child (1986)

1point

Meghan Freeman 2 years ago

We had a copy of follow that bird for a while but it scared me.

0points

Matt Urban 2 years ago

The Adventures of Baron Munchausen

1point

Kristi Starlee Martin 2 years ago (edited)

Anybody remember "Young Einstein" with Aussie Yahoo Serious? Nobody I know (I'm from the US) has ever seen it. I was obsessed with Yahoo Serious as a kid and loved "Reckless Kelly" as well. Nobody seems to know him or his movies. Ugh, in "Young Einstein" when the chef at the asylum puts the kittens in the pie to bake crushed me as a kid and still does. The ending when he sings Chuck Berry's "Rock and Roll Music" was my favorite part. According to the movie, Einstein is from Tasmania and he split the beer atom. Lol.

1point

Indosidius 2 years ago

He put bubbles in beer.

1point

Vaniljekitten 2 years ago

When I was a kid I loved this movie about a golden retriever puppy who climbed in a balloon basket, and journeyed through Australian wilderness to get back home. The movie was called "Napoleon" I think. My mom had recorded it on a VHS tape but sadly it was lost at some point. Anyone know the movie I'm talking about?

1point

Melissa TO 2 years ago

Anyone remember Thundarr The Barbarian?

1point

CP 2 years ago

I was hoping "Flight of the Dragons" was on this list. I loved that movie when I was a kid.

1point

Olivia G 2 years ago

Does anyone remember CrashBox? It was a stop motion puzzle show for kids. It was on hbo in the early aughts.

1point

Albino 2 years ago

I remember a cartoon TV show about the Olympics, I've asked retro gurus, whatever they say it's not the one I remember.

1point

Tree P 2 years ago

I do too, only it had anthropomorphic animals in the Olympics! Never saw it again!

1point

Wysteria_Rose 2 years ago

Okay, but someone please tell me you wished to see Little Nemo Adventures in Slumberland??? That movie felt so unknown but I rented it from Blockbuster like every Friday through grade school!

1point

Cassie 2 years ago

I feel like Watcher in the Woods and Benji would fit well among most of the others in this list.

1point

Doc Thissen 2 years ago

OK. So I have two TV shows where I seem to be the only one who remembers them: The first was a Steven Spielberg production called Road Rovers, an animated show about dogs who are the pets of world leaders, who band together to fight the evil General Parvo. The German dog was a Doberman who sounded a lot like Arnold Schwarzenegger. It only lasted about one season. Another show that only lived for about 2 seasons was Histeria. The focus was world history, and it's still one of the funniest and best presentations of history.

1point

Colleen Hennessy 2 years ago

I remember road Road Rovers!

1point

Loki’s Lil Butter Knife 2 years ago

I used to be obsessed with an obscure little Disney movie called the Three Lives of Thomasina about the adventures of a little girl in Scotland and her cat.

1point

Arthur Waite Premium 2 years ago

Not a movie, just cartoon, maybe early Disney: Tubby the Tuba. About an instrument who isn't appreciated in the orchestra, until he finds(?) a piece he can play. Saw it on early television, and never since. It woke me up to classical music.....

1point

Mir Adwari 2 years ago

Is it rather like Willie The Operatic Whale? That cartoon had me in tears.

2points

Yettichild 2 years ago

Anyone remember The Flight of Dragons? It was an animated movie with John Ritter and James Earl Jones. Anyone remember a show called TranzorZ?

1point

Rob Chapman 2 years ago

Wizards (1977). A bizarre post-apocalyptic animated scifi-fantasy film with magic, elves, wizards, fairies and robots. Featuring Mark Hamill's very first role (Wizards was completed before filming began on Star Wars). The film was made by Ralph Bakshi, who would make the animated Lord of the Rings a year later.

1point

Lori Baxter Cloninger 2 years ago

The Hugga Bunch and Unico were both big faves of mine growing up. Oh! And Rainbow Brite and Jem! I also grew up watching and loving Beanie and Cecil; then I tried watching it as an adult. I'm not sure I made it through the first five minutes - it did NOT age well! Puff the Magic Dragon I loved, too. Gumby was also one I enjoyed.

1point

Lori Baxter Cloninger 2 years ago

Ooh! And, Innerspace!!

1point

Tilly 2 years ago

They never mentioned Dinasours. Not the momm. Not the momma.

1point

Tilly 2 years ago

Maybe yall can help me with one. I can't remember the name of it. But it's about this kid who has a cartoon alter ego. Like lizzie Mcguire does. But this is before lizzie Mcguire. They both enjoy skateboarding and it's Christian based.i remember my grandma having a few of the vhs

1point

Madbakerchick 2 years ago

I remember this, but not the title. Blonde kid, right?

0points

Felix Grace 2 years ago

Not a Show/Movie, but does anyone else remember the children's network called Qubo?

1point

WatermelonTheDutchie 2 years ago

yeah!! they played that s**t at kids gap all the time!! /pos

0points

Yannick Yuniq 1 year ago (edited)

The Secret Of Magic Island, In color. only a very few people i know have seen this movie. The adventures of real live duck and a monkey with a magic wand and other real animals acting like people… need i say more

0points

Pat Ferryman 1 year ago

I have a lot of these on dvd I watched them with my kids then grand kids now great grand kids. I still have school house rock as well and Fivel goes west

0points

O.M.Miki 2 years ago

you forgot bed nobs and broomsticks !

0points

kcanded 2 years ago

Has anyone seen the movie The Thief and the Cobbler? Absolutely fantastic movie with the most amazing graphics. I've seen some ads for a Disney version, that is NOT what I'm talking about.

0points

Tree P 2 years ago

Does anyone remember the original "Benji"? My aunt took me to see this when it was out.

0points

Cydney Golden 2 years ago

These are all well known movies...don't get the title.

0points

Meghan Freeman 2 years ago

The Great Mom Swap (1995) was one I used to rent from the video store often and then when they were going out of business and selling their stock I bought it. No longer have a VHS player to watch it with though. Wish it was on dvd! Another is a Christmas special called Christmas Eve in Sesame Street (1978). I watch it every year (usually multiple times) and do the sign language along with my favourite song.

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Hannah 2 years ago

Oh my god I had the hardest time trying to explain A Very Unlucky Leprechaun to people. No one knew what the heck I was talking about and at a point I'd almost convinced myself the whole movie was some kind of fever dream. Lol

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Metallicd3ath 2 years ago

I've only seen a few of these, I forgot about a lot of them. Wasn't until I started getting towards the bottom that for the most part I'm like "hey I haven't even heard of these." - I don't know if this unknown or not, but I feel like the only people who remember (or talk about) the last starfighter is me and my parents.

0points

Michelle Davis 2 years ago

Anyone else remember The Electric Grandmother? The library frequently played it & I absolutely loved it.

0points

Gil Goots 2 years ago

Here's a fever dream memory for some of you... The Bermuda Depths

0points

Gil Goots 2 years ago

Here's a fever dream memory for y'all... The Bermuda Depths

0points

Ruby 2 years ago

Probably not really an unknown one, but my absolute favorite as a kid was 'Help! I'm A Fish'! It was actually pretty scary at some parts

0points

Kristi Starlee Martin 2 years ago

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Aeden 2 years ago

May as well slap the Goose Bumps movies on this list with all these cult classics "no one remembers."

0points

Jamie Sorensen 2 years ago

Once upon a Forrest, The Magic Voyage are ones I get weird looks for. Still randomly quote.

0points

Dagnirath 2 years ago

I had a bunch of these growing up, mostly on pirated, copied-from-tv-airings VHS.

0points

A Jones 2 years ago

okay, now I want to rewatch everything. I was lucky to watch these as a kid. :D

0points

Kristin Ingersoll 2 years ago

Sooooo... this is a list of movies everyone's heard of and seen multiple times. There. New headline. **eyeroll**

0points

Hae'vyn Smith 2 years ago

DONALD DUCK IN MATHMATIC LAND!!!

0points

KWilly 2 years ago

Did anyone ever watch Dot and The Whale? It was a Disney movie, half cartoon/half- real life. LOVED IT but no one has ever heard of it!

0points

Proto LX 2 years ago

Enemy Mine and Mac and Me, I used to think these were both the same movie but they are different.

0points

Indosidius 2 years ago

'I just had to see another face, even one as ugly as yours'

1point

Andy 2 years ago

Princess Alisea and another one with a kingdom and evil trolls of which one has a powerful stone shoe with which she can step on and hurt people badly 😂

0points

John Smith 2 years ago

Wow I could do a list of shows I remember that most people I know have never heard of. for example Ulysse 31, Jayce and the wheeled warriors, Centurions, Attack of the killer Tomatoes (Film and series)

0points

Alyssa Andress 2 years ago (edited)

My favorite movie that people forget about is Little Nemo. I loved that movie when I was a kid.

0points

I Am LoKitty Of Meowsgard 2 years ago

I was wondering if anyone was going to mention this one. I hated this movie, it was terrifying. I still own it.

0points

Andrea Hulsman 2 years ago

Rat Boy, Zelly and Me, Today's Special

0points

1.21Gigawatts?! 2 years ago

Some movies that I’ve seen but probably aren’t well known are The Guardian Brothers (at least where I am. Also called Little Door Gods) A Monster in Paris. Such a good movie and a shame it doesn’t seem well known! Missing Link (2019) I think is somewhat popular

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Charcuterie 2 years ago

Missing Little Nemo: Adventures in Slumberland... the most unforgettable movie of my childhood...

0points

Maggie Halstead 2 years ago

Fluppy Dogs special and The Wuzzles!

0points

Tilly 2 years ago

Pepperanne. Angela anaconda.

0points

Julie Mouton 2 years ago

Asterix is a huge one for me. For a long time I thought I imagined it.

0points

K8 D 2 years ago

For years I thought I had dreamed up the tv show Zoobilee Zoo. Thank you, YouTube, for restoring my "dreams" to reality.

0points

Jasmine Hufflepuff Henderson 2 years ago

Does anyone else remember The Princess and the Goblin?

0points

Joni-lee Smith 2 years ago

I remember watching a movie when I was a child that had pirate ghost a young boy and girl evil foster parents a old man and grog. The thing was for the life of me I couldn't remember the title and nobody I asked had any idea what I was talking about 🤣. Anyways one day I figured it must be a Canadian movie so I looked up movies from different years and sure enough I found it🙂. The movie was called George's Island I was so happy to finally find the name and to top it off it was on YouTube

0points

Kevin Garren 2 years ago

While I haven't seen all of these, I still knew most of them existed... so I think people are just dumb and like to ignore something they don't like instead of acknowledging they existed lol

0points

Terry Bollea 2 years ago

Watcher in the Woods was another creepy one

0points

tabitha knipp 2 years ago

Anyone remember a movie from the 80s called Flight of Dragons? I think John Ritter did a voice.

0points

The Problem With Censorship Is ******* 2 years ago (edited)

I had a video tape from The Wizard of Oz that I watched over and over and over again. I couldn't care less about the original movie, but I had this obscure anime-like version from 1982 (I think) that I loved to pieces. I still have it somewhere, but since it's a video 2000 tape I have no way to play it anymore (which is probably for the better, because I would probably explode from the nostalgic impact). (Edit: Ha! Found it! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Wizard_of_Oz_(1982_film)

0points

Patti Vance 2 years ago

not a movie or cartoon/animated film but a book: the octogon house.

0points

PattonPawter 2 years ago

time to share one of my own: Once upon a forest. I remember watching it at my grandma’s house when I was younger and really enjoyed it

0points

Blue 2 years ago

I saw the translated version of most of these after school on TV when I was growing up!

0points

Moosy Girl 2 years ago

Mio in the land of faraway.

0points

Charl Marx 2 years ago

I absolutely loved this film as a kid called Rainbow, no one else has ever heard of it. It's from 1996 and had Bob Hoskins and Dan Aykroyd in it. I remember watching it loads but whenever I've seen reviews it's been absolutely slated, so I don't know if it is good or I just like it because I was a kid. Every time I see one of these lists I wonder if anyone else would mention it.

0points

Mer☕️🧭☕️ 2 years ago

Child of Glass - fantastic "made for tv" movie, late 70s-early 80s. Loved it.

0points

Danielle Ocasio Fast 2 years ago

Here's a few i didn't see mentioned from when I was little that no one Ever remembers... 'Moon Madness' 'A Witches Night Out' 'Unico & the Island of Magic' 'The HuggaBunch movie' ..... And in high school I saw 'Meet the Feebles' I have never met anyone who has known any of these movies. Just like people don't remember the Nerfuls toys. If I didn't have the movies on vhs and the Nerfuls in my attic I'd think I was crazy.

0points

Danielle Ocasio Fast 2 years ago

'The Devil and Daniel Mouse' is another movie

0points

BadCat 2 years ago

Galaxy High School. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G6HgSELD_DA I remember the theme song slapped. It reminded me of The Jetsons. There was one part where Aimee was at the mall and one of the beauty treatments was dying your skin any colour you want, like purple, blue, pink, green, etc, to match her dyed hair. I thought that would be a thing in the future lol.

0points

Goth mouse (they/them) 2 years ago

Does anyone remember one about a guy befriending a sentient green blob of slime? I remember it being on a video tape when i was little but i cant remember the name

0points

Foxxy (The Original) 2 years ago

Are you talking about Flubber with Robin Williams.

3points

sturmwesen 2 years ago

Is anyone else missing Fantaghirò?

0points

Chloe Sandilands-Watson 2 years ago

Nobody ever remembers A Simple Wish too! I absolutely loved watching the video of it growing up but none of my friends (UK) had ever heard of it!

0points

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BluEyedSeoulite 2 years ago

Gargoyles the TV show on Disney doesn't get the love it deserved either

31points

Danielle Ocasio Fast 2 years ago

Loved this cartoon!!! I still have a gargoyle's toy that you push a button and it swirls open a boulder to expose a gargoyle inside.

7points

Sofie Carmine 2 years ago

Yes Yes Yes Gargoyles!

2points

Princess Yum-Yum 2 years ago

Yes and Dark wing duck

0points

CP 2 years ago

I watched it every morning before school.

0points

Bi-Polar Express 2 years ago

Most of these weren't even a little unknown. Like top rated and best selling movies.

30points

DDmaybeandor 2 years ago

The top ones are most well knows, but as you go down the list, it does get stranger.

10points

Elly Sketchit 2 years ago (edited)

13points

Shawn Gula 2 years ago

I remember watching a movie called The Cat From Outer Space back in the late 70's

10points

Mir Adwari 2 years ago

I remember that one!

5points

propgamer XL 2 years ago

1point

hobbitly 2 years ago

I saw that one on Netflix a few years ago! Unfortunately they don't have it anymore (in my area).

0points

Dill 2 years ago

Anyone else here remember a film from 1973 The Belstone Fox?? That really got to me as a child!!

8points

Laugh Fan 2 years ago

Did it have Dennis Waterman in it? If so, vaguely remember it.

1point

DDmaybeandor 2 years ago

It took me a long time to find anyone who remembered the Gummy Bears TV show. I loved it growing up. Now, I just like the theme song.

7points

Sofie Carmine 2 years ago

My dad loves gummy bears

2points

Yettichild 2 years ago (edited)

Gummy bears, bouncing here and there, and everywhere 🎶

2points

Jamila Grant 2 years ago

"We are the gummy bears, bouncing here and there and everywhere"

0points

ί𝔫ＣίŦᵃт𝐔𝐬 2 years ago

We have it on DVD.

0points

Kate 2 years ago

Flight of Dragons? Secret of NIMH?

7points

Jaden Alexander 2 years ago

Upvote for Secret of NIMH.

12points

Metallicd3ath 2 years ago

I forgot about secret of nimh, I haven't seen it in a long time. I'm not even positive I actually watched it by this point.

2points

John Smith 2 years ago

Flight of dragons is one of my favourite movies. Also the only place I ever saw someone try to explain how dragons could fly.

1point

Rachel Reynolds 2 years ago

Flight of Dragons and the Last Unicorn were my two favorite movies when I was a kid. Also Secret of NIMH, I lowkey had a crush on Justin. I swear I'm not a furry.

1point

Mitsuki 2 years ago

It took me forever to find a flight of dragons dvd but i did and my world is all the better for it. I may rewatch it again tonight.

1point

Tree P 2 years ago

Secret of NIMH! I read the book it's based on in grade school. Loved the movie, even with the small changes.

0points

Octavia Hansen 2 years ago

What about Labyrinth? Jim Henson production that NEVER got the recognition it deserved. Details go on and on. Hypnotic. Beautiful. Find it and treat yourself!

6points

Tree P 2 years ago

Yes! With David Bowie!

0points

BluEyedSeoulite 2 years ago

Reboot anyone? A cartoon that took place inside of a computer, I think? I absolutely loved it, it was a unique CG cartoon at the time.

6points

BadCat 2 years ago

It was cutting edge at the time. I liked the early seasons until Enzo grew up. Then it became darker.

6points

Lauren 2 years ago

Shazaam. With Sinbad. I will die on this hill.

5points

Indosidius 2 years ago

As will I. This hill is awesome.

1point

Bex 2 years ago

The Worst Witch (1986) with Tim Curry and a very young Fairuza Balk

4points

KWilly 2 years ago

YES!!!!! I recently bought it because, well, nostalgia.... its so awful but in a fantastic way!

1point

Seedy Vine 2 years ago

"Where the Buffalo Roam" starring Bill Murray. The intro song, sung by Neil Young, brings tears to my eyes. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Where_the_Buffalo_Roam

4points

Michael Vickery 2 years ago

4points

John Smith 2 years ago

With the horrifying Maximilian robot. I really liked it as a film. Shame that they couldn't make more of it.

3points

Hey! 2 years ago (edited)

4points

Metallicd3ath 2 years ago

You know I think I have heard of this. Even still, I can't help but think of magic school bus

0points

Jaden Alexander 2 years ago

4points

Liam Walsh 2 years ago

Do these really come under 'Examples Of Movies And Cartoons That Very Few Remember And Still Love, Yet Many Don’t Even Know Of Their Existence" though? these are, by and large, pretty well known.

3points

Bored Retsuko 2 years ago

Watership Down!!!

3points

SoozeeQ 2 years ago

I was waiting for somebody to mention Neverending Story!

2points

T'Mar of Vulcan 2 years ago

Dragonslayer!!! Fun movie.

2points

leah 2 years ago

1point

Melissa TO 2 years ago

Uncle Buck is one of my all time favorite movies! My husband had never seen it and now it's one of his favorites, too. Watership Down, Harry and the Hendersons, Willow, omg major memories!

1point

Ares Minks 2 years ago

3points

Meghan Freeman 2 years ago

My brother and I were each able to buy a copy from an obscure Christmas store a number of years ago.

1point

River Nicolas Wolff 2 years ago

Anyone remember Practical Magic? None of my friends know this movie and it my absolute favorite

3points

Alberto Cevallos 2 years ago

does anyone remembers "The Incredible Mr. Limpet"??

3points

LadyRiverStyx 2 years ago (edited)

Mac and Me and Fraggle Rock are a couple good ones too

3points

Air Conditioner 2 years ago

The Last Mimzy, I swear nobody else watched it

3points

Anita Pickle 2 years ago

This was so much fun! So many memories.

3points

Stephanie Did It 2 years ago

3points

Powerful Katrinka 2 years ago

The Three Lives of Thomasina absolutely destroyed me as a little kid. And don't get me started about A Ring of Bright Water. I'm still traumatized.

3points

Kate 2 years ago

She wasn't Siamese, she was orange. The one with the Siamese was That Darn Cat.

1point

DDmaybeandor 2 years ago

You can buy the first one on Amazon, I think a digital or a physical copy. The second is only available as physical copies but there are blue ray, VHS and presumably DVD options.

0points

v3lv3t_v10l3t 2 years ago

The Secret Garden is another one...so good as a kid(sorta sad, but good)

2points

CelticElff 2 years ago

"a cricket in times square" and "phantom tollbooth" could be on the list

2points

Somewhat-Guilty 2 years ago

Does anyone remember Lamb Chop's Play Along??? This show was my Barney lol. They came out around the same time and people only remember Barney.

2points

Meghan Freeman 2 years ago

Yes I do. I don't remember too much of the series, but still watch watch Lamb Chop The Haunted Studio (with Alan Thicke and John Byner) every Halloween.

1point

Nadya Raymond 2 years ago

2points

Melissa TO 2 years ago

Was it The Cat From Outer Space? I loved that one!

1point

Philenzortia 2 years ago

I was expecting to see here Thumbelina. 🧚🏼‍♀️

2points

WishIWasAFlapperGirl 2 years ago

Ok so I'm an 80's babe (also from the UK) and I still find people who have never heard of The Poddington Peas, The Shoe People, Raggy Dolls and Funny Bones!!!

2points

Babysoup 2 years ago

Do you remember Jamie and his magic torch. You have reminded me of ones I'd forgotten about

0points

Sasy 2 years ago

2points

Kimberley McMillan 2 years ago (edited)

This is basically "movies you saw if you were a kid in the 1980s or 90s". I know all of these. Some I saw in the theatre. Others only on VHS. I had a record read-along-book of The Rescuers

2points

2ndthots 2 years ago

Most won't remember The Adventures of Lariat Sam cartoon which ran on The Captain Kangaroo Show.

2points

Mark Reynolds 2 years ago

Ralph Bakshi's Wizards!

2points

Ottawa 2 years ago (edited)

Not a movie but it was Super Ted for me... rented that vhs soooo many times. My mom found it on dvd many years ago and bought it for me 😊

2points

Charl Marx 2 years ago

SuperTed is still often spoken about here in Wales. There's been rumours of a reboot for about 10 years now, he may be back one day.

1point

howdylee 2 years ago

The Phantom Tollbooth!

2points

Kathryn Baylis 2 years ago (edited)

2points

Indosidius 2 years ago

Why is Robotech not on here? Everyone remembers Maccross, which isn't the same thing. Welcome to my hill.

1point

Tree P 2 years ago (edited)

I remember Robotech! I actually liked the"Masters" part best! Loved Zor Prime!

0points

Lonely Tentacle 2 years ago

What? No Don Bluth's Thumbelina?

1point

Madbakerchick 2 years ago (edited)

Thumbalina! "Let me be your wings! Let me be your only love! Let me take you far beyond the stars!" I adored this movie as a kid.

1point

Bex 2 years ago

Secret of NIMH. Animated Watership Down film.

1point

Jocelyn Rose 2 years ago

Thumbelina. Secret of nihm. Once upon a forest. Little monsters. The princess goblin. Sword in the stone. Witches. The secret garden. Dunstin checks in. Blank check. Richy rich.

1point

Cheyanne Pavan 2 years ago

1point

Meghan Freeman 2 years ago

We had a copy of follow that bird for a while but it scared me.

0points

Matt Urban 2 years ago

The Adventures of Baron Munchausen

1point

Kristi Starlee Martin 2 years ago (edited)

1point

Indosidius 2 years ago

He put bubbles in beer.

1point

Vaniljekitten 2 years ago

1point

Melissa TO 2 years ago

Anyone remember Thundarr The Barbarian?

1point

CP 2 years ago

I was hoping "Flight of the Dragons" was on this list. I loved that movie when I was a kid.

1point

Olivia G 2 years ago

Does anyone remember CrashBox? It was a stop motion puzzle show for kids. It was on hbo in the early aughts.

1point

Albino 2 years ago

I remember a cartoon TV show about the Olympics, I've asked retro gurus, whatever they say it's not the one I remember.

1point

Tree P 2 years ago

I do too, only it had anthropomorphic animals in the Olympics! Never saw it again!

1point

Wysteria_Rose 2 years ago

Okay, but someone please tell me you wished to see Little Nemo Adventures in Slumberland??? That movie felt so unknown but I rented it from Blockbuster like every Friday through grade school!

1point

Cassie 2 years ago

I feel like Watcher in the Woods and Benji would fit well among most of the others in this list.

1point

Doc Thissen 2 years ago

1point

Colleen Hennessy 2 years ago

I remember road Road Rovers!

1point

Loki’s Lil Butter Knife 2 years ago

I used to be obsessed with an obscure little Disney movie called the Three Lives of Thomasina about the adventures of a little girl in Scotland and her cat.

1point

Arthur Waite Premium 2 years ago

1point

Mir Adwari 2 years ago

Is it rather like Willie The Operatic Whale? That cartoon had me in tears.

2points

Yettichild 2 years ago

Anyone remember The Flight of Dragons? It was an animated movie with John Ritter and James Earl Jones. Anyone remember a show called TranzorZ?

1point

Rob Chapman 2 years ago

1point

Lori Baxter Cloninger 2 years ago

1point

Lori Baxter Cloninger 2 years ago

Ooh! And, Innerspace!!

1point

Tilly 2 years ago

They never mentioned Dinasours. Not the momm. Not the momma.

1point

Tilly 2 years ago

1point

Madbakerchick 2 years ago

I remember this, but not the title. Blonde kid, right?

0points

Felix Grace 2 years ago

Not a Show/Movie, but does anyone else remember the children's network called Qubo?

1point

WatermelonTheDutchie 2 years ago

yeah!! they played that s**t at kids gap all the time!! /pos

0points

Yannick Yuniq 1 year ago (edited)

0points

Pat Ferryman 1 year ago

I have a lot of these on dvd I watched them with my kids then grand kids now great grand kids. I still have school house rock as well and Fivel goes west

0points

O.M.Miki 2 years ago

you forgot bed nobs and broomsticks !

0points

kcanded 2 years ago

Has anyone seen the movie The Thief and the Cobbler? Absolutely fantastic movie with the most amazing graphics. I've seen some ads for a Disney version, that is NOT what I'm talking about.

0points

Tree P 2 years ago

Does anyone remember the original "Benji"? My aunt took me to see this when it was out.

0points

Cydney Golden 2 years ago

These are all well known movies...don't get the title.

0points

Meghan Freeman 2 years ago

0points

Hannah 2 years ago

0points

Metallicd3ath 2 years ago

0points

Michelle Davis 2 years ago

Anyone else remember The Electric Grandmother? The library frequently played it & I absolutely loved it.

0points

Gil Goots 2 years ago

Here's a fever dream memory for some of you... The Bermuda Depths

0points

Gil Goots 2 years ago

Here's a fever dream memory for y'all... The Bermuda Depths

0points

Ruby 2 years ago

Probably not really an unknown one, but my absolute favorite as a kid was 'Help! I'm A Fish'! It was actually pretty scary at some parts

0points

Kristi Starlee Martin 2 years ago

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0points

Aeden 2 years ago

May as well slap the Goose Bumps movies on this list with all these cult classics "no one remembers."

0points

Jamie Sorensen 2 years ago

Once upon a Forrest, The Magic Voyage are ones I get weird looks for. Still randomly quote.

0points

Dagnirath 2 years ago

I had a bunch of these growing up, mostly on pirated, copied-from-tv-airings VHS.

0points

A Jones 2 years ago

okay, now I want to rewatch everything. I was lucky to watch these as a kid. :D

0points

Kristin Ingersoll 2 years ago

Sooooo... this is a list of movies everyone's heard of and seen multiple times. There. New headline. **eyeroll**

0points

Hae'vyn Smith 2 years ago

DONALD DUCK IN MATHMATIC LAND!!!

0points

KWilly 2 years ago

Did anyone ever watch Dot and The Whale? It was a Disney movie, half cartoon/half- real life. LOVED IT but no one has ever heard of it!

0points

Proto LX 2 years ago

Enemy Mine and Mac and Me, I used to think these were both the same movie but they are different.

0points

Indosidius 2 years ago

'I just had to see another face, even one as ugly as yours'

1point

Andy 2 years ago

Princess Alisea and another one with a kingdom and evil trolls of which one has a powerful stone shoe with which she can step on and hurt people badly 😂

0points

John Smith 2 years ago

0points

Alyssa Andress 2 years ago (edited)

My favorite movie that people forget about is Little Nemo. I loved that movie when I was a kid.

0points

I Am LoKitty Of Meowsgard 2 years ago

I was wondering if anyone was going to mention this one. I hated this movie, it was terrifying. I still own it.

0points

Andrea Hulsman 2 years ago

Rat Boy, Zelly and Me, Today's Special

0points

1.21Gigawatts?! 2 years ago

0points

Charcuterie 2 years ago

Missing Little Nemo: Adventures in Slumberland... the most unforgettable movie of my childhood...

0points

Maggie Halstead 2 years ago

Fluppy Dogs special and The Wuzzles!

0points

Tilly 2 years ago

Pepperanne. Angela anaconda.

0points

Julie Mouton 2 years ago

Asterix is a huge one for me. For a long time I thought I imagined it.

0points

K8 D 2 years ago

For years I thought I had dreamed up the tv show Zoobilee Zoo. Thank you, YouTube, for restoring my "dreams" to reality.

0points

Jasmine Hufflepuff Henderson 2 years ago

Does anyone else remember The Princess and the Goblin?

0points

Joni-lee Smith 2 years ago

0points

Kevin Garren 2 years ago

While I haven't seen all of these, I still knew most of them existed... so I think people are just dumb and like to ignore something they don't like instead of acknowledging they existed lol

0points

Terry Bollea 2 years ago

Watcher in the Woods was another creepy one

0points

tabitha knipp 2 years ago

Anyone remember a movie from the 80s called Flight of Dragons? I think John Ritter did a voice.

0points

The Problem With Censorship Is ******* 2 years ago (edited)

0points

Patti Vance 2 years ago

not a movie or cartoon/animated film but a book: the octogon house.

0points

PattonPawter 2 years ago

time to share one of my own: Once upon a forest. I remember watching it at my grandma’s house when I was younger and really enjoyed it

0points

Blue 2 years ago

I saw the translated version of most of these after school on TV when I was growing up!

0points

Moosy Girl 2 years ago

Mio in the land of faraway.

0points

Charl Marx 2 years ago

0points

Mer☕️🧭☕️ 2 years ago

Child of Glass - fantastic "made for tv" movie, late 70s-early 80s. Loved it.

0points

Danielle Ocasio Fast 2 years ago

0points

Danielle Ocasio Fast 2 years ago

'The Devil and Daniel Mouse' is another movie

0points

BadCat 2 years ago

0points

Goth mouse (they/them) 2 years ago

Does anyone remember one about a guy befriending a sentient green blob of slime? I remember it being on a video tape when i was little but i cant remember the name

0points

Foxxy (The Original) 2 years ago

Are you talking about Flubber with Robin Williams.

3points