Last film you saw in the cinema

Originally posted by Ponderable
Ender`s game. A fair movie I would say. Just don`t expect the depth of the book.

I will watch Walter Mitty soon.

I have seen the movie now and am impressed. It is only vaguely associated with the famous short story though.

Originally posted by coquette
Nebraska.

It's great. It's just like any old day of the week in rural Nebraska.

I have friend from Texas who say it reminded them of home.

cloudy with a chance of meatballs 2 in 3D funny funny stuff.

Originally posted by Ponderable
I have seen the movie now and am impressed. It is only vaguely associated with the famous short story though.

That's too bad.

About what I figured though. I didn't go see it.

And Ender's Game is a little longer than a short story.

Bah, never mind, I see you're talking about The Secret Life of Walter Mitty.

The Butler

Originally posted by Sahuaro
The Butler

I picked this up on Blu-ray and hope to see it before the weekend is over.

Originally posted by Suzianne
I picked this up on Blu-ray and hope to see it before the weekend is over.

A bunch of us from work went to see it together. Lots of flashbacks about things I'd forgotten with the passage of time.

Years ago "The Blair Witch project." I was so disappointed I never went back to the cinema.

Originally posted by ChessPraxis
Years ago "The Blair Witch project." I was so disappointed I never went back to the cinema.

This is what I will see next:

YouTube (trailer)

'Philomena', with brilliant Judi Dench

As I announced, today was the Cinematheque day - triple program with
Louis de Funes.

1. Le gendarme de Saint-Tropez (16.30)
A silly comedy but classics. Slapstick.

2. Fantomas (18.30)
This is the first film of the serial.

3. The Exchange Student (20.30)
Again crazy slapstick comedy with great sound track from the sixties.

The Hobbit.

We saw Dallas Buyers Club today. Hard, gritty, If anyone wants to appreciate the reality and culture of the early HIV/AIDs era in the US of the 80s, and doesn't already, this is it -- the so-called invincible generation should see it. And great performances. Otherwise, it's a miss. Probably won't work as well on home TV.

I have just been to the movies and seen 'Philomena' - it's a good film, good acting and also a true story.

Originally posted by lolof
I have just been to the movies and seen 'Philomena' - it's a good film, good acting and also a true story.

For those interested in this film - here is the background story:

http://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2009/sep/19/catholic-church-sold-child

Originally posted by lolof
For those interested in this film - here is the background story:

http://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2009/sep/19/catholic-church-sold-child

Sorry -- I got distracted. I had no prior interest in the movie because all I'd heard of it was the title. I read the article and was both fascinated and horrified. Thanks for posting it!