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Wetmyplants

Instant family - I cried at the end and I’m not a cryer... the bottle of wine might have played a part
 
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Yel

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Rise of the Planet of the Apes

8/10

That was great! You know something's good when you're on the edge of the seat for CGI animals. I'm only going to start watching a trilogy if it's complete and still good
 

PineappleQueen19

The new Little Women.

As a fan of the 1994 version (Winona ) I wasn’t sure what Greta Gerwig could bring. But oh my goodness, it blew me away. So intelligent, sensitive, insightful.. great casting and a clever ending. Saoirse Ronan is superb as is Florence Pugh. I loved every minute.
 

lipsticktaser

I went to see 1917 last night.
I wasn’t sure what to expect as I’m not really into war films, hub loves them.
It was brilliant. cinematically it was amazing. I was anxious in bits, the casting was awesome (hello Andrew Scott)

deffo worth a watch
 
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Luce0331

‘Only You’ on Netflix, about a couple and their struggles to conceive. Nominated for a BAFTA so I thought it might be half decent but it was pretty much crap and boring and waste of two hours
 
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megsmagoo

The gentlemen, watching this evening and thought it was great, one irritating character but the rest were very good!

charlie hunnam is a babe
 
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Vera Stanhope

Catch me if you can.
I love a Tom Hanks movie so I’m not sure how I missed out on watching this one for so long. Great acting and story. Very enjoyable.
 
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Sven

1917 - amazing, fantastic scenes, it looks like it’s filmed in one shot. The only thing was I did guess part of the plot because it was quite obvious.
9/10
 
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SavvyBee

Saw The Gentlemen in the cinema at the weekend and realised it was my first ever Guy Ritchie film - not in to gangster stuff really but we are living at my Mum’s at the mo so any excuse to pop out for a few hours. I enjoyed it but thought Hugh Grant’s character a bit unnecessary with the narrating / flipping back and forth in time. Bizarre but good seeing him in such a different role to his usual though.

Going to see Bad Boys For Life at the cinema this weekend too, nice easy watch!
 

midnightrose

Sven said:
1917 - amazing, fantastic scenes, it looks like it’s filmed in one shot. The only thing was I did guess part of the plot because it was quite obvious.
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1917 for me too.
Going to see Jojo Rabbit at the cinema on Saturday as it’s been rated quite highly.
 
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Monkeybum

midnightrose said:
1917 for me too.
Going to see Jojo Rabbit at the cinema on Saturday as it’s been rated quite highly.
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Loved Jojo Rabbit, it's such a good film

I've signed up for Odeon Limitless this year so basically seeing everything out this year
 
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Web30

Ready Or not

Really good film, not really a horror like the trailer made out but some jump scares.
 
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KateESJ

Went on a solo film date yesterday, I just saw the next film showing which was ‘Waves’

knew nothing about it at all but really enjoyed it. Wasn’t something I would’ve chosen if I’d known anything about it so I was surprised I enjoyed it.
 

Laur91

Just got back from seeing 1917, thought it was absolutely incredible!

also saw some great trailers for upcoming movies such as Dark Waters, Mulan and Parasite - definitely ones to watch!
 
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Monkeybum

I've just been to see Just Mercy, wasn't really sure if I fancied it but it was amazing, such a powerful and moving story
 
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