[Vanessa]

Originally Posted by rubymoo

I haven't seen that movie in years!

It's brilliant

[Nicky91]

Indiana Jones and the last crusade, cool movie

[Xtopher]

10 Cloverfield Lane

8.5/10

[rubymoo]

Strictly Ballroom - I love this film 9/10

[Niamh.]

Kung fu Panda 3 - saw it in 3D and it suited 3D, enjoyable 7/10

[user104658]

"Insurgent", 5.5/10. Entertaining enough as a popcorn flick but... it totally jumps the shark.

Part of the premise of the first film (Divergent) is that there's this long, drawn out, VR testing procedure to determine which "faction" people belong to. This is in a post-apoc world, where they're operating off of pre-apoc technology, and this is a process that's been going on for 200 years. In this sequel, set MAYBE 6 months after the "testing" in the original, at most, the "bad guys" all of a sudden have this hand-held scanner thing that they just point at people and it tells them which faction they are in like 2 seconds. . Then they realise that isn't enough, and 5 minutes later they've upgraded it to tell them exactly what PERCENTAGE of each faction they are! AND some sort of special stun gun that only works on people belonging to certain factions. I mean... just... what? I don't mind a little bit of plot-convenience in a film if it's just to cut a few boring corners, but come on, there's a limit. You can't have them have the exact same tech and procedures for centuries in one film, and then have it suddenly jump forward several generations without any sort of explanation... c'mon guys.

[Josy]

Went to see..

London Has Fallen - Was really good, Gerard Butler is brilliant in it (and I don't like him) and even through the seriousness of the movie there are still some good funny parts especially between the main characters.

8/10

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

"Insurgent", 5.5/10. Entertaining enough as a popcorn flick but... it totally jumps the shark.

Part of the premise of the first film (Divergent) is that there's this long, drawn out, VR testing procedure to determine which "faction" people belong to. This is in a post-apoc world, where they're operating off of pre-apoc technology, and this is a process that's been going on for 200 years. In this sequel, set MAYBE 6 months after the "testing" in the original, at most, the "bad guys" all of a sudden have this hand-held scanner thing that they just point at people and it tells them which faction they are in like 2 seconds. . Then they realise that isn't enough, and 5 minutes later they've upgraded it to tell them exactly what PERCENTAGE of each faction they are! AND some sort of special stun gun that only works on people belonging to certain factions. I mean... just... what? I don't mind a little bit of plot-convenience in a film if it's just to cut a few boring corners, but come on, there's a limit. You can't have them have the exact same tech and procedures for centuries in one film, and then have it suddenly jump forward several generations without any sort of explanation... c'mon guys.

Good luck with watching Alligiant then

[user104658]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

Good luck with watching Alligiant then

I'm picturing them all flying around like Iron Man, with laser guns.

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

I'm picturing them all flying around like Iron Man, with laser guns.

Seriously not a million miles away.............

[user104658]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

Seriously not a million miles away.............

To be fair at least, I imagine, this is because they leave and find new stuff. I can accept that. Stuff going on elsewhere. I just need ANY sort of explanation, I don't even mind if it's flimsy. Like in that last one, they could have stuck in a 2 minute scene where they explain that they've been secretly (but illegally) experimenting on people for years and developed this tech and can now use it because they've taken over. Fine! It doesn't take much for me to suspend my disbelief. I even managed to accept Starlord having a "moment" with a raptor. Why? Because they at least took a second earlier to explain that they imprint on him as a parent at birth.

But no, the scanner... they're like "Oh this? Yeah I found it in a drawer isnt it cool? Zap Zap Zap...". Can't handle it

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

To be fair at least, I imagine, this is because they leave and find new stuff. I can accept that. Stuff going on elsewhere. I just need ANY sort of explanation, I don't even mind if it's flimsy. Like in that last one, they could have stuck in a 2 minute scene where they explain that they've been secretly (but illegally) experimenting on people for years and developed this tech and can now use it because they've taken over. Fine! It doesn't take much for me to suspend my disbelief. I even managed to accept Starlord having a "moment" with a raptor. Why? Because they at least took a second earlier to explain that they imprint on him as a parent at birth.

But no, the scanner... they're like "Oh this? Yeah I found it in a drawer isnt it cool? Zap Zap Zap...". Can't handle it

Alligiant is too holey altogether though and pretty stupid. I actually read the books too (painful as it was) I really enjoyed the first, the second was bearable, the third was the biggest pile of horse **** I ever read, the films follow along them lines

[user104658]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

Alligiant is too holey altogether though and pretty stupid. I actually read the books too (painful as it was) I really enjoyed the first, the second was bearable, the third was the biggest pile of horse **** I ever read, the films follow along them lines

Holey like plot holey or holy like Jesus? Ew... Either way...

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

Holey like plot holey or holy like Jesus? Ew... Either way...

Plot holey not holy

[Mokka]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

Alligiant is too holey altogether though and pretty stupid. I actually read the books too (painful as it was) I really enjoyed the first, the second was bearable, the third was the biggest pile of horse **** I ever read, the films follow along them lines

Pretty much sums up my book experience..
Only watched the first film though... Couldn't be bothered after that

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by Mokka

Pretty much sums up my book experience..
Only watched the first film though... Couldn't be bothered after that

Literally only bothered going to see Alligiant because we were looking for something to see in the cinema and there was nothing else in that we either hadn't seen or wasn't too old to bring Luke to see

[rubymoo]

Kickass......i love this movie Hit Girl is my hero! I've told my daughter that if we go to a comic con...i'm dressing up as Hit Girl! 10/10

Spoiler:

Also loved the bit where American Trilogy by Elvis was played as Kickass flew up on his jet packs and shot the bad guys

[BBJordan]

'10 Cloverfield Lane' - 8/10

[Niamh.]

A couple of 90's rewatches

Flatliners - not quite as good as I remembered but good nonetheless 7/10

Idle Hands - love this movie so much, every bit as good as I remember, it's ridiculously hilarious 8.5/10

[Calderyon]

Age of Ultron - 8.0/10

Does it´s job of being a pretty kick-ass movie. The special effects which are pretty awesome, do help a lot.

[Ammi]

...Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close...probably one of the most emotional, touching and moving movies I've seen..and so much that I recognised in the character, Oskar...so I'll give it a sad but beautiful 9/10, I think....

[Shaun]

Sisters - I wanted to like it as (like everyone else) I love Amy & Tina but it was just rushed, silly and unenjoyable for the most part. Funny moments but a lot of nonsense inbetween. 4/10.

[Lostie!]

Originally Posted by BBJordan

'10 Cloverfield Lane' - 8/10

Oh was it good then? Me and some friends are planning to see it maybe next weekend.

I've seen a lot of positivity about it but I haven't read anything too in-depth because of spoilers.

[Amy Jade]

10 Cloverfield Lane

6/10

It was a good movie with some fantastic performances from John Goodman and Mary Elizabeth Winster but it left so much unresolved for me and the end was sub par imo

Spoiler:

So was Howard a bad guy? had he been murdering teenage girls in his bunker? What became of his daughter?

If Michelle could breath outside the bunker what was up with the crazy woman with the burns?

[Jamie89]

Kill Bill Vol 1&2 10/10
I've seen it so many times but never get sick of it (hadn't watched it in ages though), 1 & 2 back to back = the perfect film