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"Inside Out 2 with my son a couple of days ago.
It was actually alright and my son loved it as the seats reclined all the way back.
K"
Thought this was a great film to explain anxiety to kids and what they might go through etc |
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Whenever it was that Pink Floyd the Wall was released. Some time in the 1980s.
Can't think of anything I would have missed by not going to a cinema since then!
Watched a very small handful of DVD/TV movies which other people have inflicted on my time since then. Even then, I've only given them a fraction of my attention.
Other than going to quite a few rock concerts, I have been totally indifferent to most forms of mass entertainment for at least thirty years and can honestly say I haven't felt I've missed anything. |
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"Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes.
Absolutely loved it.
I do love going to the cinema. "
Same here! And did you see Last Dinner Party at Glasto? The lead singer completely reminded me of Lucy Gray Baird!
J |
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By *afkaMan 34 weeks ago
Nottingham (ish) |
"When was the last time you went to the cinema, Fabsters?
What did you watch and was it any good?
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Went to see Kinds of Kindness
last Friday night, it was one of the weirdest movies I've seen in ages - loved it |
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Erm, about a month ago, took our daughter to see a film about something to do with imaginary friends, with Ryan Reynolds in. It wasn't what we expected, but it was alright, actually. We had the private accessibility box all to ourselves, which felt decadent  |
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"Erm, about a month ago, took our daughter to see a film about something to do with imaginary friends, with Ryan Reynolds in. It wasn't what we expected, but it was alright, actually. We had the private accessibility box all to ourselves, which felt decadent "
Was that If? Some people I work with said it was really emotional and they were crying although it?! |
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"Erm, about a month ago, took our daughter to see a film about something to do with imaginary friends, with Ryan Reynolds in. It wasn't what we expected, but it was alright, actually. We had the private accessibility box all to ourselves, which felt decadent
Was that If? Some people I work with said it was really emotional and they were crying although it?!"
Yes! That's it. It was pretty emotional. One for older children really, I was surprised by its U rating. |
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By (user no longer on site) 34 weeks ago
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2017 with my ex wife and stepdaughter to see one the most disappointing films I’ve ever known - The Last Jedi.
Most memorable cinema visit was with my first girlfriend to watch 28 Days Later. Bonking at the back. Never saw that film all the way through until a few years later  |
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By *agatoXXXMan 34 weeks ago
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The first Addams Family animation (2019), with the gremlins, because their mum wasn't well. I avoid the cinema, mostly, because the seats screw my back and hips up, sitting too long. I enjoyed the Addams Family, but I paid the price the next day.  |
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I'm going to take myself on a date to see Deadpool & Wolverine though 
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