Days of Future Past, in 3D. So amazing I could have cried.

Keeping Mum. It was okay and some scenes were funny, but it isn't a movie I'll remember.

Quote from: chrissydr on June 03, 2014, 07:31:14 AM
Days of Future Past, in 3D. So amazing I could have cried.

Hoping to catch it in the next couple of days.
Saw X-Men: Days of Future Past at the cinema, it was fun but not fantastic. Don't know why but some elements kept me from getting into completely.
Watched "Her" on rental last week - an interesting but slow paced movie about falling in love with an AI system, and the AI falling in love too. Some of the themes were very interesting.

Last movie I saw was The A-Team.

Quote from: Kimberley Beauregard on May 25, 2014, 04:29:57 PM
I watched X-Men: Days of the Future Past at the cinema yesterday.  I really enjoyed it, Quicksilver was funny.  My only gripe is that it didn't explain any of the continuity errors with First Class (which was originally going to be a reboot, but is now in the same universe as the other films), Origins: Wolverine or The Last Stand.  I know the latter two suck, but still.

First Class is still one of my favourite films.

They did kinda ->-bleeped-<- up the continuity inalot of ways with First Class. Ans then made it worse with DOFP. But the other movies basically never happens now, so some of it is moot. But we will see how it goes with the next one. Which is one of my favourite storylines.

Maleficient.

I liked it.

I saw Days of Future Past, loved it and squealed like a fangirl and said "Blink!" when Blink made her first on screen appearance (the person I went with said "If I heard it, I'm sure others heard it too" lol).

Most recently went and saw Maleficent. I highly recommend it. Way better than the story we got in Sleeping Beauty.

Recently watched Prometheus. I didn't really understand what was going on and how it ties into the Alien film series.

The Lord of the Rings trilogy and the Hobbit.

I still haven't seen a movie in ages. I used to force myself to watch them sometimes because it seems to be expected of normal people, but pop culture awareness and social capital seems to be the main benefit. I can get a lot of that kind of knowledge from time-wasting internet sites and from just talking to people.

Movies would be awesome if they came in ten-minute increments and didn't have so many camera changes and bright colors and people yelling and stuff.

I'm actually still on the fence a little. A lot of films do look pretty cool.

Rewatched Repo Man (the 1984 flick, not Repo Men from a few years ago)... what an odd piece of cinema. Despite mediocre acting, scripting, directing, editing and special effects it still manages to rather interesting!

Just saw Guardians of the Galaxy - flippin fantastic!

I can't wait to see Guardians of the Galaxy. Been excited since the first trailer dropped.

On a side note, I love your avatar skin. Always been a fan of Poison, beat Street Fighter X Tekken on my first playthrough with her and Ken.

Hercules and Lucy

Flowers in the attic. It was a bit disturbing towards the end because there was some incest, nothing explicit though but still

I saw Lucy. It was really good, but too short, especially considering the amount of stock footage used.

I'm hesitant on seeing Lucy.

Scarlet being awesome and Morgan Freeman being Morgan Freeman

10% of the brain? Really Hollywood? I was totally into the movie until that point. That shiz has been debunked for years. I hate you Hollywood, I'm still going to watch your movies because I'm weak, but I really really hate you.

Watching Burlesque. Why did I wait so long to watch this as a Christina fan?

Guardians of the Galaxy, an enjoyable viewing with a great sound track and more than a few funny bits

I wasn't very impressed with the trailers for Guardians so I didn't expect much. Boy was I wrong. It was very good. I think it just suffered in my expectations from being so over-hyped.