The last film you saw ( at the cinema)?

Grimsby.... not impressed!

What's Grimsby about? The film, not the place!

The latest Star Wars film not to everyone's taste but having seen all the others couldn't really miss it.

Dads Army

Mamma Mia. Before that it was Titanic or The Full Monty. Do not go to the pictures very often!

Bridge of Spies. Brilliant.

We often go on a Sunday night. The choice of films is usually an action-packed blockbuster because (a) that's the sort DH likes and (b) I don't mind watching them dubbed into German, as the dialogue is not the most important part. The last one we saw was The Revenant. The story was completely muddled, and I found several other things wrong with it.

But I follow the film world very avidly and download all the related podcasts from the BBC to keep up to date.

I doubt if Dad's Army will be showing here in Germany!

Bridge of Spies was brilliant - I agree!

Cinderella, before that Frozen, no prizes for guessing whom I'm with, and I love popcorn

Suffragette. Very good. At the end, the dates that different countries gave women the vote come up shockingly late in some cases. i.e. Switzerland -in the 70s!

Dad's Army, and before that the new Star Wars film. We don't go that often but it's a nice way to fill a wet afternoon. I like popcorn too, but not at the prices they charge in the cinema - extortionate - and to add insult to injury, something in the film made me jump and I managed to throw half of it over the man in the seat in front of me!

The new Coen brothers film Hail, Caesar. It's a piss-take on Hollywood and the film industry, and George Clooney is hilarious in it, he just doesn't give a damn about making an idiot of himself.

We seldom go to movies in a cinema these days, this was because we were on holiday in Palma and there was a cinema within walking distance of where we were staying, showing "original version" films.

So we also saw Danny Collins. We kept it light

45 Years.

gettingonabit, was that the last time you went or the name of the film. Bit out of the loop when it comes to film titles.

A Slave ?

Kung Fu Panda 3 with GC aged 9 and 12.
Fell asleep for a good half an hour, fortunately they were still there when I woke up and probably didn't notice.

The return of the Jedi

alima.

It's a film, starring Tom Courteney and Charlotte Rampling.

It had quite good reviews. I wasn't all that impressed, and my friend walked out half way through.

Can't remember. Keep intending to go then somehow don't.

The Revenant.

London has Fallen this week - it was ok - lots of action and the delectable Gerard Butler .

Last week -The Martian - again it was ok , good film , slow in places but interesting.

We've just discovered Senior Movies - £3 a ticket with a cup of tea and chocolate biscuit thrown in

I love going to the cinema but not too many films I want to see. Our last one was the latest James Bond Spectre which was really good. We go to the big multi plex in Leicester - we have a boutique cinema here but DH has trouble with his ears he find the bigger place better if he can sit directly in the middle. We go in the morning when its almost empty then I don't winge on about people kicking me in the back of the seat, rustling sweetie papers, talking during the film in short being an old baggage! Its quite cheap at that time too. There hasn't been anything else I have wanted to see lately. We watch fils on Netflix etc all the time. I recently watched Still Alice and am rewatching Woody Allen films which are wonderful.

Hail Caesar
London has Fallen
Allegiant
Anomalisa

In the last two weeks.

Summer is coming with those blockbusters so won't be going for a while now

I do worry Nanaandgrampy about these baked projectiles. Do Elfin Safety know about it and have they conducted a proper Risk Assessment? (Especially chocolate biscuits)

The Revenant