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Rach1812

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Thursday 13th May 2010, 4:12 PM BSTEdited: May 13 2010, 4:23 PM BST

Yesterday I saw the new Robin Hood, and it was OK until the end when the appearance of landing craft went just a little too far, lol.

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Thursday 13th May 2010, 9:22 PM BST

The worst film I ever saw was something like 'small time crooks' with Hugh Grant. I should have guessed it would have been terrible as he was in it!

Rach1812

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Thursday 13th May 2010, 9:24 PM BST

lol, sometimes, you just know something is going to be terrible!!

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Friday 14th May 2010, 1:38 PM BST

I just lurve Vin Diesel he oooozeees appeal yummy

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Saturday 29th May 2010, 11:44 AM BST

Worst ever = "the happening".
There are 2 hours of my life that I'll never get back!

Best ever? There are quite a few, Shawshank Redemption and Blazing Saddles right up there...

TheSecondKira

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Thursday 3rd June 2010, 11:36 PM BST

Haha i saw Robin Hood and the WW2 style landing craft did make me laugh

Best = Kill Bill...really anything taratino or Ghost in the Shell

Worst = RomComs...talk about predictable

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Friday 4th June 2010, 11:37 AM BST

it's very sad but I love the wedding singer it always makes me laugh even if it is totally corny. I enjoyed avatar. But shawshank redemption is great very clever.

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Sunday 6th June 2010, 9:01 AM BST

Best films for me are "Highlander" and "Kill Bill".

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Sunday 6th June 2010, 9:07 AM BST

Walk the Line is one of my many favourites

Don't enjoy any of the vampire themes that are around at the moment

lubylou

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Sunday 6th June 2010, 4:40 PM BST

Juno is fab! Sweeney Todd is also great.....gosh there are so many films I love, I'd be here all day listing them!

astgte

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Monday 14th June 2010, 5:43 PM BST

Hmmm, well modern films, i'd put law abiding citizen up there, really enjoyed that, classic ones, probably something like ghostbusters or something in that era. Worst film would have to be a denis hopper must see and thats blue velvet, complete and utter tripe

sooty68

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Tuesday 15th June 2010, 12:07 AM BST

Hmmmmm, well I still love to watch 'The wizard of Oz' and the kids love it too!For something a bit more up to date, I love 'Rain man' and watch it every time its repeated, can't say I've seen a grown-up film at the pictures for ages...thank God my kids are now old enough to go by themselves, although I have to say I'm looking forward to taking them to the new Shrek and Toy Story movies out this summer!!!

astgte

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Tuesday 15th June 2010, 7:38 AM BST

Quote: sooty68 on June 15 2010, 12:07 AM BST

Hmmmmm, well I still love to watch 'The wizard of Oz' and the kids love it too!For something a bit more up to date, I love 'Rain man' and watch it every time its repeated, can't say I've seen a grown-up film at the pictures for ages...thank God my kids are now old enough to go by themselves, although I have to say I'm looking forward to taking them to the new Shrek and Toy Story movies out this summer!!!

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Already told me daughter, I dont care what age she is, but we're goin to see Shrek and Toystory and she's the excuse

dottyb

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Tuesday 15th June 2010, 8:32 AM BST

irish actors

RosemaryB

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Tuesday 15th June 2010, 9:49 AM BST

The worst film I went to see was Pokemon with my daughter when she was about 5 - all the adults struggled to keep awake !

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Rach1812 Moderator Posts: 547 Location: Kent Offline	Thursday 13th May 2010, 4:12 PM BSTEdited: May 13 2010, 4:23 PM BST Yesterday I saw the new Robin Hood, and it was OK until the end when the appearance of landing craft went just a little too far, lol.


No Longer A Member Member Posts: 77 Offline	Thursday 13th May 2010, 9:22 PM BST The worst film I ever saw was something like 'small time crooks' with Hugh Grant. I should have guessed it would have been terrible as he was in it!


Rach1812 Moderator Posts: 547 Location: Kent Offline	Thursday 13th May 2010, 9:24 PM BST lol, sometimes, you just know something is going to be terrible!!


No Longer A Member Member Posts: 4 Offline	Friday 14th May 2010, 1:38 PM BST I just lurve Vin Diesel he oooozeees appeal yummy


No Longer A Member Member Posts: 42 Offline	Saturday 29th May 2010, 11:44 AM BST Worst ever = "the happening". There are 2 hours of my life that I'll never get back! Best ever? There are quite a few, Shawshank Redemption and Blazing Saddles right up there...


TheSecondKira Member Posts: 4 Location: Oxfordshire Offline	Thursday 3rd June 2010, 11:36 PM BST Haha i saw Robin Hood and the WW2 style landing craft did make me laugh Best = Kill Bill...really anything taratino or Ghost in the Shell Worst = RomComs...talk about predictable


No Longer A Member Member Posts: 75 Offline	Friday 4th June 2010, 11:37 AM BST it's very sad but I love the wedding singer it always makes me laugh even if it is totally corny. I enjoyed avatar. But shawshank redemption is great very clever.


No Longer A Member Member Posts: 91 Offline	Sunday 6th June 2010, 9:01 AM BST Best films for me are "Highlander" and "Kill Bill".


No Longer A Member Member Posts: 2 Offline	Sunday 6th June 2010, 9:07 AM BST Walk the Line is one of my many favourites Don't enjoy any of the vampire themes that are around at the moment




lubylou Member Posts: 8 Location: Humberside Offline	Sunday 6th June 2010, 4:40 PM BST Juno is fab! Sweeney Todd is also great.....gosh there are so many films I love, I'd be here all day listing them!


astgte Member Posts: 133 Location: Northern Ireland Offline	Monday 14th June 2010, 5:43 PM BST Hmmm, well modern films, i'd put law abiding citizen up there, really enjoyed that, classic ones, probably something like ghostbusters or something in that era. Worst film would have to be a denis hopper must see and thats blue velvet, complete and utter tripe


sooty68 Moderator Posts: 696 Location: Shropshire Offline	Tuesday 15th June 2010, 12:07 AM BST Hmmmmm, well I still love to watch 'The wizard of Oz' and the kids love it too!For something a bit more up to date, I love 'Rain man' and watch it every time its repeated, can't say I've seen a grown-up film at the pictures for ages...thank God my kids are now old enough to go by themselves, although I have to say I'm looking forward to taking them to the new Shrek and Toy Story movies out this summer!!!


astgte Member Posts: 133 Location: Northern Ireland Offline	Tuesday 15th June 2010, 7:38 AM BST Quote: sooty68 on June 15 2010, 12:07 AM BST Hmmmmm, well I still love to watch 'The wizard of Oz' and the kids love it too!For something a bit more up to date, I love 'Rain man' and watch it every time its repeated, can't say I've seen a grown-up film at the pictures for ages...thank God my kids are now old enough to go by themselves, although I have to say I'm looking forward to taking them to the new Shrek and Toy Story movies out this summer!!! View original Already told me daughter, I dont care what age she is, but we're goin to see Shrek and Toystory and she's the excuse


dottyb Member Posts: 48 Location: Nottinghamshire Offline	Tuesday 15th June 2010, 8:32 AM BST irish actors


RosemaryB Member Posts: 23 Location: Kent Offline	Tuesday 15th June 2010, 9:49 AM BST The worst film I went to see was Pokemon with my daughter when she was about 5 - all the adults struggled to keep awake !