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What! really?
Agreed. We though that was a gripping film.
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What! really?
Agreed. We though that was a gripping film.
This all reminds me of "Fantastic Voyage" starring Raquel Welsh in a tight wet suit which, I definitely did not walk out of.
I don't believe I've ever walked out of a cinema.
I wonder why they use fabric for the seats when something that could be wiped down would be more hygienic?
I haven't been to a cinema for over 25 years, I view it much the same as public transport - it's fine for other people but way to grubby for me, I wonder why they use fabric for the seats when something that could be wiped down would be more hygienic?
Maybe easier to hide stains?
Makes me itch just thinking about it.Bit different now. Our local Vue has huge reclining leather armchairs with loads of room. Very clean - website not the greatest, but hey ho! On Mondays it is half price during the day - Sue and I go for £12 total! Sweets etc. are the usual daylight robbery, but you are not searched when you go in......
The film that put the "c" into "rap"La La Land. Self indulgent!
I'm with you on Harry Potter - When I used commute by train into London, I could never understand why adults had their noses buried a children's fantasy book.M.A.S.H.
The original film, I walked out part way through, even though I was in the Forces, on an unaccompanied Middle East posting, and there was little else to do.
As a result, I never watched the TV series at all.
I think there was also a Bruce Lee (or was it Jackie Chan?) one as well somewhere along the line.
I've not walked out of a Star Wars or Harry Potter film though, as I’ve never been tempted to see one in the first place. I appreciate I may be in a minority of one, of course........
Bit like those Trip Advisor reviews. Much depends on the authors.I think it's very important to trust your instinct...
We watched The Lighthouse yesterday - Rotten Tomatoes gave it an approval rating of 90% based on 359 reviews, with an average rating of 8.06/10. The site's critics' consensus reads, "A gripping story brilliantly filmed and led by a pair of powerhouse performances, The Lighthouse further establishes Robert Eggers as a filmmaker of exceptional talent."
I wanted to switch off so many times but persevered to waste 100 minutes thinking surely the critics couldn't have got it so wrong...
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