Movies

I stopped around Zeo as well. But I will admit that if it was on tv in the afternoons I may kinda watch what ever the series was as you know nothing on TV during the day.

For those interested, the current releases worth seeing:

Locke: Outstanding. Tom Hardy is brilliant, and despite the minimalist premise, it never gets boring in the slightest.
Calvary: Also brilliant. Gleeson is obviously fantastic, but Chris O'Dowd is great in a more serious role than usual.
We Are The Best!: Terrific Sweedish-language coming-of-age punk movie. Very easy to like.
Tracks: Tonally excellent with two very good performances from Mia Wasikowska and Sith Lord in the making Adam Driver
The Amazing Spider-Man 2: It's a fantastic romcom, with action scenes thrown in. It could have done without them.
Blue Ruin: Excellently executed Coens-esque thriller.

So will be seeing Godzilla on Saturday in Cardiff which is a IMAX. Is it worth seeing in IMAX as it seems really expensive the other options is normal 3D or 2D and Going to see it the gallery section in any of those.

The Gallery section is over 18s only, has a bar and unlimited food it seems but is £22 per ticket  :affraid: 

Watched Godzilla early this morning. Absolutely stunning. A much better film than I was expecting, didn't treat the audience like idiots, wasn't a lame remake but something amazing.

See it on the biggest, bestest 3Dest screen possible.

Just went and saw Godzilla and yeah it was brilliant.

And again the comments some people made after the movie made me a little   

Comments like..?

Apparently the movie lied as in some trailer or teaser you could see the Statue of Liberty and so one guy behind us (who kept talking at parts and randomly laughing) got all upset as I guess he thought that Godzilla was going to be in New York.

A few people were surprised that he saved the city and all that, so I think they were thinking that it was going to be like the 1998 movie and got a bit upset..

There were some other real    comments but now I can't remember them

Seen it, it was amazing not sure if the IMAX 3D was worth it but we were almost in the screen as only place that had 7 seats was right at the front.

I knew what was going to kinda happen knowing about godzilla, so when we were queuing I was talking to the rest of the group about whom might be the

spoiler:

for all them go spoiler, what else is godzilla going to do.

So I think they thought it was going to like the 1998 movie as well.

Also sequel has been confirmed all ready   

I seen Godzilla earlier & yep it was good, Bryan Cranston's performance was head and shoulders above the rest of the cast so I was a bit annoyed.....

Spoiler:

Yeah I was annoyed with that first bit as well

Ok, you've probably already mentioned this near the cinema release, but I just saw Frozen on DVD and damn did I enjoy it. I really liked Tangled despite not been a fan of Disney's typical stuff (it was the sharp writing mostly), but I like Frozen even more!


Almost as witty as Tangled, but this time with genuinely great, very West-Endy tunes (Tangled's music mostly felt like it was getting in the way when it arrived) and a really great story. Without wanting to spoil it, the films narrative was genuinely heart-warming and just good fun to watch, so glad it's been successful. And the Frozen songs have really stuck with me after watching it too... Did anyone else like the film, or am I the only one with the mental age of a 8 year old girl when watching this Scandinavian Sing-along?

I love Frozen and I've already seen it 3 times. Absolutely top notch stuff and I have the songs on my spotify to prove how brilliant they are!

I don't think anybody here could be so cold-hearted (eh? Eh?) as to dislike Frozen. Must say, I wasn't a great fan of Tangled, but Frozen was "da bomb". The songs were bloody brilliant too, although I could have done without the troll one.

Hurrah, Frozen support all round! I also have it on Spotify, though it is hard to not bop along at work, so it's not ideal report writing music...

I think most everyone I know said they could have done without "Fixer Upper", and I sort of agree. While I like the song's message, it a long way removed from the other songs in style and placement in the film (been the only song in the second half, and taking place when the plot is getting more serious). Personally though, it's weak compared to the other Frozen tracks, it's still more memorable that...anything from Tangled (I really liked that film and I still can't remember any of the songs).

I remember 2 songs from Tangled.. Kinda,

Another Frozen fan here. The last three Disney animated films have been exceptional class: Tangled, Wreck-It Ralph and Frozen.  Good work, team!

I looooove frozen! Me and my friend Hannah piss off the rest of our friends by always playing at least one song on every night out, and singing along. I "took my sister to see it" but I think I enjoyed it way more than her.

Went and saw X-men days of future past. Which was fairly good and I'll leave it at that

I went to see Godzilla last night and I loved it!

X-Men was pretty good. Watching Godzilla again this afternoon.

Saw X-Men Day's of Future Past, was very good I thought.

Aye it was good (seen it on Tuesday) though for me nothing has touched Avengers Assemble as that just seemed to get the balance of fun/seriousness spot on whereas X-men: DoFP for me went with too much of the latter.

Also glad I watched first class on the same morning before seeing it as I would've been a tad lost in some places.

Yup, saw Days Of Future Past a few days ago. Yes, a little too serious to be truly fun, although very engaging.

What's next? There's bound to be a little slump for films in June, what with that big sports tournament that there is...

We have coming up at all good cinemas in June.

June 6th
Edge of Tomorrow
The Fault in Our Stars

June 13th
22 Jump Street
How to Train Your Dragon 2

June 20th
Think Like a Man Too

June 27th
Transformers: Age of Extinction

Quicksilver was the best part of the whole movie