mrmrscott

Just interested to know what trailers you all saw at your last cinema visit? I saw The Man from UNCLE trailers- hitman agent 47 transporter refueled legend we are your friends

some very questionable films of this list but........ i got a very disappointing 154, better get watching!

If you don't mind me asking, where do you get the info about 'top engagements' from? Would be interested to see how my local cinema stacks up

I recently watched Blade Runner for the first time after my older boss saying it was brilliant. Pretty terrible, in my opinion.

The 3 worst IMDB rated films on my 'favourite films' list are- Ace Ventura: When Nature Calls Ali G Indahouse Big Daddy

recently watched the original planet of the apes for the first time, now considering if I should watch all the sequels...

I wouldn't say that I'm a 'Nolanite' but I do agree he is a very good director. 2 of his films easily make my top 50 (Neither of them Batman) I enjoyed all of his films, but personally Insomnia was a slight let down.

Yep I would also like to join the Armageddon crying club!

Red 2 - 6/10 - More of the same, but still very enjoyable The Wolverine - 7/10 - Big comic book movie fan. I cant imagine anyone playing the lead role! The World's End - 7/10 - My least favorite out of the trilogy but still worth a watch Frozen Ground - 4/10 - Slightly boring, not much actually happened, zero suspense. Monster Inc - 8/10 - Brilliant, my favorite Pixar movie after Toy Story x 3

I've got 'Snitch' to watch at the moment, plus I will be watching Fargo for the first time at some point

I recently watched Blade Runner for the first time, and I personally didn't think this has held up well a tall and didn't really enjoy it. If I watched this when it first came out (I wasn't alive) I think i would have absolutely loved it!!

Just a couple Goldeneye - Watched this film when i was about 9, was completely blown away by how cool James Bond was. Cloverfield - This film really got my attention, just wanted to know more after the credits had rolled...

I saw Pacific Rim on tuesday evening in IMAX and I would say it was only 50% full.

This is the cinema I normally go to in Ipswich, UK 11 screens, including 1 IMAX screen (installed just in time for Skyfall last year) I pay £15 a month for an unlimited amount of films, so price is pretty good for me as I defiantly get my money's worth Plus there is a Nando's right near which is good! ( not sure if you have this in the US)

This is the End - 7/10 Internship - 6/10 Monsters University - 8/10 Pacific Rim - 8/10 Knocked Up - 7/10