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Top 10 Movie Scenes You Definitely Re-enacted as a Kid

Top 10 Movie Scenes You Definitely Re-enacted as a Kid

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Admit it, these are move scenes you definitely reenacted as a kid. For this list, were going to be talking about memorable movie moments that are fun to act out, no matter what your age. Our countdown includes Dirty Dancing, The Matrix, The Lion King, and more! MsMojo ranks the movie scenes you reenacted as a kid. Which scene did you reenact the post?
Date: 2023-11-20

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I have only seen three of these movies (not counting the honorable mentions, and two of those three I didn't even like, so I definitely not re-enacted anything here.
However, my brother and I did once do our own abridged version of Terminator 2 while my mom recorded us using our grandfather's video camera. I even remember getting my hair done to look roughly like Arnold's from the film, and making guns out of building blocks. I also remember us doing the phone booth scene, and my brother just shrugging his shoulders when I asked him the dog's name because he didn't remember, but we just rolled with it. I'm pretty sure I exclusively played the T-800, while my brother alternated between John and the T-1000 depending on the scene.
As for something more literal to the content of this list, the only movie I ever remember feeling the urge to re-enact was Disney's The Hunchback of Notre Dame. Most notably Quasimodo's acrobatics. I remember getting back from the theater, and grabbing onto things while pretending to be swinging around like he did.

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The only problem with these movies. I either didn't know about them at the time when I was a kid. I was too old at the time when they first came out in the theaters. And I just wasn't in to those type of movies. Ever since I was a kid I really loved the horror movies and the old Hollywood made movies from the silent era to the 1960s. But it is the silent movies is what I truly love the most. I am just hugely fascinated with them. Have ever since I was a little kid in the 80s. When I started to getting in to the Laurel and Hardy films. It is probably that reason alone is why I am always going to hate the modern Hollywood made movies. I will never watch a Hollywood made movie that came out after the 1960s. If that movie didn't came out during Hollywood's golden era. Especially during the era of the silent movies. Then I have no desire of ever watching that movie. Btw I was born in 1980. But I should have been born a 100 years before.
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MsMogo there's one thing you forgot to mention for this video of how kids and then when they grow up as adults, and other adults would remember and recreate from their favorite movie.
The other thing you forgot to mention on this video is the scene or sequence from the featurette of Winnie the Pooh and the Honey Tree and the full-length animated feature The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh, where it takes place at both of the beginnings of those movies.
I don't know about adults, but kids after when they watch those movies. They would imitate, and recreate Winnie the Pooh's stoutness exercises, that happens at the beginning of both Winnie the Pooh and the Honey Tree and The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh. And the kids with sing the famous song from that sequence, which is called up down and touch the ground.
That was another one that you forgot to mention on this video, the kids would imitate and recreate

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- go web go (spider-man)
- i'm your father (toy story 2 XD)
- spider-pig spider-pig (the simpsons movie)
- be prepared (the lion king)
- a friend lilke me (aladdin)
- when dinosaurs ruled the earth (jurassic park)
- why so serious (the dark knight)
- i'm not a comic book villain (watchmen)
- ridiculous (harry potter)
- pull the lever kronk (emperor's new groove)
- put that thing back where it came from (monsters inc)

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Concerning _The Lion King, _ I disagree. What I imitated was that hyena and Scar scene, once even with my mom, as a little boy. One time I imitated it at another person's house, the dad of that family told me to get down. I didn't until I got to the part where Shenzi walks downward saying, No wonder we're danglin' at the bottom of the food chain. Upon doing so, the man said, Thank you.
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Holding up Simba
The T-rex victory roar from Jurassic park.
Upside down spiderman kiss.
Matrix bullet dodge
King of the world
My precious
Ace Ventura getting spears in both legs
Sssssmokin from the Mask
These were all the movie scenes I did when I was young, and I still do to this day.

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I like that I'm the king of the world scene but the riskiest was sketching your crush like 1 of your french girls while she has a boyfriend that is twice the size of you, I tried it and ended up in the hospital
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Im always saying I carried a watermelon, that and nobody puts baby in a corner. Who hasnt re-enacted old time rock and roll!
Every school disco we had the Grease remix and we all did grease lightning.

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My dad used to re enact Beauty and the Beast scenes such as the Beast battle and his transformation. He also did the ballroom entrance when I had my school leaving party. We also did lion King
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Man I remember rearranging the furniture in my living room to re-enact the Lion King scene although I used a plush for Simba. My mom didn't take kindly to me rearranging the furniture
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Fun fact - 8: 21 - I didn't just reenact that dance. My choir sang a Grease Medley and we did choreo to go with it. The year when we did Grease was probably the best medley.
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Don't do the cheerleading dance routine from bring it on clovers scene anymore but still sing/say the cheer anytime I or someone else say it's cold in/out here lol
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When I was younger my family went on a cruise and I tried my hardest to remake I'm King of the World! but I couldn't find away to the front of the ship: (
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Im completely guilty of #4! I was 5years old when The Lion King came out. So when Simba is being lifted, I used to try to lift up my kitty too! Lolol.
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me reenacting the lion king be like
Mom: why are you holding the baby over the balcony
me: im reenacting the lion kin. drops baby
Mom:
me: oops

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I don't know about you guys but I never reenacted the upside down french kiss from spiderman as a kid. Why not? Ah, let's see. maybe BECAUSE I WAS A KID? :)
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I've never actually tried reenacting any of these scenes as a kid, half of these movies I never even saw as a kid or even saw the references.
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Try lifting a 15 pound maine coon cat for the circle of life. I tried to do it last year, it was adorable but almost busted my back.
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I reenacted the I'm The King Of The World scene from Titanic once. Only I wasn't standing at the Bow of a ship, I was sky diving.
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When I was a kid, I tried re-enacting Flubber Basketball pretending I had Fluid Flubber on my shoes LMAO! I was like 4 years old.
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I wonder how many women did the Rocky running to the top? And I have done the Lion King with my neighbours dog various times
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I hope I don't have an inner John Travolta. I don't want to let my child die because I believe mental illnesses don't exist.
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The Rocky Stairs are #9?
King of the World from Titanic was #2?
Neither of those are #1?
HOW DARE YOU!

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As a kid. Yeah. not like I acted out the Lion King scene with my kitten in my mid 20s or anything. nope. definitely not.
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I subbed the Simba raise scene for the Scar. Brother. scene and would push my nieces down the stairs on a foam mattress.
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Watching tourists doing Rocky is a favorite past time of Philadelphia natives, but sometimes we do it too.
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Some of these, especially the honorable mentions, I don't think kids were trying to reenact them.
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Someone should just randomly do the bend and snap just to see how people would react.
Oh, but not me.

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What about combing your hair with a dinglehopper. er I mean fork like Ariel in the little mermaid!
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