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I think I was probably 5 or 6 when I first saw this movie. We had it on VHS at my house, and I watched it all the time while growing up. I always thought Chris Kattan was cute in it. lol
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Four or five. I liked all the music and colors. Plus, Will Ferrell was tall and Chris Kattan was extremely short by comparison. Fun, fun, fun.

17 when it came out in theaters. Loved it ever since.

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And I was drunk. Twelve years later, I still insist there is no better movie to watch when you are drunk and just got home from the bar/party.

saw it on my way home from Iraq
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yes, I was 8 going on 9 when it first aired on HBO back in late '98/early 99' i had seen trailers and was dying to see it. One of the few films to hold up to its trailer glory. Still love this movie today, but miss the fun I had watching it as a kid. Miss the feeling of the colorful-nirvanaish-Roxbury world this movie and its music pulled me into. Being a kid, and not knowing much about the world yet, then seeing a movie like this made adulthood look like fun paradise-heaven. Unfortunately as you age, you realize, sadly, it was just a movie. But I appreciate the good feeling it gave me back then, as well as several other great flicks I saw as a kid like The Terminator & Terminator 2: Judgment Day, Titanic, Speed, Ace Ventura, Tommy Boy, Black Sheep, Beverly Hills Ninja, Mrs. Doubtfire, Forrest Gump, Jumanji, well, if you remember the wonderful 1990s, you know the list goes on and on. I really miss the 90s altogether. Damn :-[

Such a great movie. It's hard to believe people think this movie is terrible. It was supposed to be stupid funny and it delivered beautifully. Many are saying MacGruber is the 2nd best movie next to the obvious Wayne's World, but I would disagree. This movie is the 2nd best SNL movie ever and no one will ever convince me other wise.

I saw this probably a year or two after it came out, so I was around 9 or 10. Watched it with my two best friends at the time and we couldn't get enough of it, even going so far as to do the Butabi head bob at our grade school dances in front of our entire class. I've probably seen it about 25 times since then, always at least once a year, and it's still one of my favorite movies.
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I was 22 when it came out and I watched it 3 or four times in the theater. It is as funny today as it was in 98.

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My parents took me to see it when I was 9. Fell in love with it right away

It came out when I was 17, and I worked at a movie theatre when it came out and I watched it at least a dozen times there. I have loved this movie since it came out.
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Everyone on here obviously loved this movie but did anyone have to soundtrack??? Oh man that beep was sooo good i remember just jamming to that in my room for hoursprobably about 11 when i saw it.

I fell in love with it when I saw it in the theater with my girlfriend (who is now my wife) and we were both 20, almost 21.
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Saw it when it came out. I was 16.

Saw this in about 2002. I was about 19. I actually thought the movie was alot older than 1998 because of Haddaway and the 21 Jump Street references.

I don't remember, I was at least 10. Probably younger.

i saw it the whole movie at 17. but i saw parts of it on youtube when i was 16. also i saw the SNL clip with Jim Carrey when i was 15.
I saw it and i fell in love with it right away. i still repeat some quotes from the movie at school, they think i'm stupid. LOL

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i was like 8 or 9 when i first saw it to i absoultly loved every minitue of it the music was fricken awsome

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I was 24