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Originally Posted by Alf

I haven't been to the cinema this year, I was gonna go watch Laurel and Hardy, but didn't bother in the end.

Last thing I saw at cinema was "Gravity" about 5 years ago. It was very good.

I just usually wait until I can get them on DVD from second hand shop, there's no rush, and it's cheaper. Today I bought "Dunkirk" for £1.50, I know who's winning.

Or you could stream them for free ... ... Just saying.

I know some people are morally against it because it means the creatives behind the film not benefitting from your viewing their work but they don't get a penny if you buy 2nd hand anyway. I guess if its from charity shops then it's still money well spent. Unless it's oxfam.