[armand.kay]

Originally Posted by Benjamin

Star Wars
Rocky
Dirty dancing
All batman, marvel and those crap comic based films
Too fast too furious

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[Natalie.]

Batman, Spiderman,Avengers and those kind of films
Star Wars
LOTR
The Godfather
The Hobbit
E.T
Pulp Fiction
Matrix films
Fight Club

[Daniel-X]

The Godfather
The Harry Potter series
Star Wars
Dirty Dancing
Ghost

[LukeB]

The Godfather

[Niamh.]

saving Private Ryan, Frozen, The God Fathers

[Ithinkiloveyoutoo]

Hunger games can't be arsed
Star Wars
Don't remember watching Lion King fully

[Denver]

Frozen

[James]

Originally Posted by James

Any of the Harry Potter films. One of them was on TV on Saturday - last one I think, and I watched a bit of it - I couldn't make sense of it lol.

Also Lord of the Rings.

Originally Posted by Natalie.

Batman, Spiderman,Avengers and those kind of films
Star Wars
LOTR
The Godfather
The Hobbit
E.T
Pulp Fiction
Matrix films
Fight Club

The ones in bold, and I've only seen Avengers Assemble of the recent Marvel films because I saw it on TV once.

Originally Posted by Niamh.

saving Private Ryan, Frozen, The God Fathers

Me neither.

[Jessica.]

Well get out to the cinema James, it's 2016

[James]

There was radio and TV programme called 'I've Never Seen Star Wars' where celebrities try things that are new to them, but common to others, including watching certain films.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/I've_N..._(radio_series)

I thought before that could be a forum thread or game where people watch something for the first time, and report back what they thought of it.

[James]

Originally Posted by Jessica.

Well get out to the cinema James, it's 2016

Last film I saw at the cinema was Star Trek Beyond.

[GiRTh]

Frozen
Lost in Translation
Batman Trilogy
All Tarantino films after kill Bill
Avatar

Kind of on topic, I've never seen an entire episode of Star trek in any of the formats. Ilve seen bits but never a full episode.

[user104658]

I really like the LOTR films, but got about 45 minutes into the first Hobbit film and gave up. Found it painfully boring .

Other than that I'm a bit of a junkie for modern cinema, both character-driven and blockbuster, so there aren't many "everyone has seens" that I haven't seen. Also seen all of the "main classics" from the 80's onwards I would say.

My wife is another story. She saw The Goonies for the first time at the weekend (wut!) and there's loads of what I would consider "80's kids" movies that she hasn't seen... Totally baffles me. All emerged from watching "Stranger Things" - she adored it but totally missed a lot of the references that I was commenting on, having never seen Goonies, Stand By Me, IT, etc.

She had at least seen E.T.