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		By: Miriam		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[My first film in a cinema was a school trip to see an independent Irish film about a little girl saving a newts habitat from an evil developer! My parents never brought us to the cinema as kids so I was a bit older when I started going with friends. 
Notable memories are The Lion King for my 13th birthday, 
Apollo 13 when I really wanted to go see  Clueless but my parents wouldn&#039;t allow it!
Romeo &#038; Juliet after my Junior Cert exams finished,
Titanic as an educational school outing
The Matrix blew my mind, I remember discussing it in the car with my friends after
And Shrek totally amazed me in terms of what they could now do with animation. 
The Notebook stands out because I saw it in New York and the cinema seemed incredibly plush &#038; comfy! 
I also saw a Bollywood film in India &#038; even though I didn&#039;t understand what was being said,  it was an incredible experience with audience participation- booing the bad guy &#038; cheering for the romance scenes.  

Thanks for a little trip down memory lane!]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>My first film in a cinema was a school trip to see an independent Irish film about a little girl saving a newts habitat from an evil developer! My parents never brought us to the cinema as kids so I was a bit older when I started going with friends.<br />
Notable memories are The Lion King for my 13th birthday,<br />
Apollo 13 when I really wanted to go see  Clueless but my parents wouldn&#8217;t allow it!<br />
Romeo &amp; Juliet after my Junior Cert exams finished,<br />
Titanic as an educational school outing<br />
The Matrix blew my mind, I remember discussing it in the car with my friends after<br />
And Shrek totally amazed me in terms of what they could now do with animation.<br />
The Notebook stands out because I saw it in New York and the cinema seemed incredibly plush &amp; comfy!<br />
I also saw a Bollywood film in India &amp; even though I didn&#8217;t understand what was being said,  it was an incredible experience with audience participation- booing the bad guy &amp; cheering for the romance scenes.  </p>
<p>Thanks for a little trip down memory lane!</p>
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