What Films Have You Seen Recently?

[Justin101]

I went to see Captain America: Civil War this morning. I haven't really processed my feelings yet, I did really enjoy it but my cinema audience was too annoying, I might go and watch it again later in the week.

Who goes to the cinema with a multi-pack of crisps? and this same little girl in my row got up 5 times to use the toilet, I know it's a long film but that's like once every 25 mins haha.

I'll agree with those who have seen it though, it's epic, it's well paced, it's directed well and it's the best Spiderman film I've seen. It also made me want to watch Ant-Man.

[J Harker]

Originally Posted by Justin101

I went to see Captain America: Civil War this morning. I haven't really processed my feelings yet, I did really enjoy it but my cinema audience was too annoying, I might go and watch it again later in the week.

Who goes to the cinema with a multi-pack of crisps? and this same little girl in my row got up 5 times to use the toilet, I know it's a long film but that's like once every 25 mins haha.

I'll agree with those who have seen it though, it's epic, it's well paced, it's directed well and it's the best Spiderman film I've seen. It also made me want to watch Ant-Man.

I can't wait. Going to go next weekend when it should be a little quieter. The multi bag of crisps i can live with but why was there a little girl there? I don't get why people take little kids into these films. That said we went to Batman v Superman the other week and this couple in our row had a little boy looked about 4 with them and fairplay he didn't make a peep. Just sat and watched the whole thing end to end in silence. Probably wondered why it was such a bloody mess.

[Stephen@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by J Harker

I can't wait. Going to go next weekend when it should be a little quieter. The multi bag of crisps i can live with but why was there a little girl there? I don't get why people take little kids into these films. That said we went to Batman v Superman the other week and this couple in our row had a little boy looked about 4 with them and fairplay he didn't make a peep. Just sat and watched the whole thing end to end in silence. Probably wondered why it was such a bloody mess.

There were people at the showing I went to with 2 children who couldn't have been more than 3 years old. It was obvious all the children wanted to see was Spider-Man. I know kids can get into a 12A with an adult, but you don't take 3 year olds to a 2 1/2hr film! Fortunately they were actually very quiet during the whole thing, so it could've been a lot worse.

[Dave Boy]

Original Double Bill



I watched these as a double bill a long time ago, but now seemed the perfect time to a revisit.
Yeah, great double bill and even better as the films did not finish until 2am this morning.

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Justin101

I went to see Captain America: Civil War this morning. I haven't really processed my feelings yet, I did really enjoy it but my cinema audience was too annoying, I might go and watch it again later in the week.

Who goes to the cinema with a multi-pack of crisps? and this same little girl in my row got up 5 times to use the toilet, I know it's a long film but that's like once every 25 mins haha.

These sre just some of the reasons i don't go to the cinema anymore.

I suppose people in general are the reason. Oh to be Robert Neville.

[J Harker]

Originally Posted by Stephen@Cult Labs

There were people at the showing I went to with 2 children who couldn't have been more than 3 years old. It was obvious all the children wanted to see was Spider-Man. I know kids can get into a 12A with an adult, but you don't take 3 year olds to a 2 1/2hr film! Fortunately they were actually very quiet during the whole thing, so it could've been a lot worse.

12A is the daftest rating ever. Whats the damn point. Every single one of the Lord of the Rings films were full of toddlers brought in by numpties who thought they were watching a kids film.

[Justin101]

Originally Posted by J Harker

12A is the daftest rating ever. Whats the damn point. Every single one of the Lord of the Rings films were full of toddlers brought in by numpties who thought they were watching a kids film.

Imagine what it's like in America with the R rating, because that's essentially the same but with films like Scream and Watchmen and Deadpool.

[Justin101]

Originally Posted by Demdike@Cult Labs

These sre just some of the reasons i don't go to the cinema anymore.

I suppose people in general are the reason. Oh to be Robert Neville.

I'm not the worlds biggest people lover either but watching a film on the big screen has it's charms. To be fair today is the first bad experience I've had in a long time but it's my own fault going to an 11am on a Bank Holiday Monday!

Actually scrap that, I went to Eye in the Sky week before last and 3 old women in front of me talked all the way through it about everything from shopping, birthdays and how rude the man was that shushed them from talking but most of the time it's fine haha.

[Dave Boy]

I'm gonna start a thread about horrific cinema experiences. I've got quite a few.

[J Harker]

Originally Posted by Justin101

I'm not the worlds biggest people lover either but watching a film on the big screen has it's charms. To be fair today is the first bad experience I've had in a long time but it's my own fault going to an 11am on a Bank Holiday Monday!

Actually scrap that, I went to Eye in the Sky week before last and 3 old women in front of me talked all the way through it about everything from shopping, birthdays and how rude the man was that shushed them from talking but most of the time it's fine haha.

I tend to wait til somethings been out a week or so before we go. Let it quieten down.