What was the first interactive movie video game?

The first interactive movie video game is considered to be Astron Belt. It was a laserdisc-based arcade game released in 1983 by Sega. Astron Belt revolutionized the gaming industry by featuring full-motion video sequences that allowed the player to interact with the on-screen action through a joystick and laser disc player. This groundbreaking game paved the way for the development of later interactive movie games, incorporating cinematic storytelling elements into the gaming experience.