Last film you saw at the cinema before they closed?

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...and how good was it?

Mine was Portrait Of A Lady On Fire 9/10
 
First Cow, the day before they shut down cinemas. A solid 8/10.
 
I miss going to the cinema so much. It makes me sad.
 
Star Wars: Rise of Skywalker, I believe.

5/10. I could go on quite the nerd rant. The only worse Star Wars film is Rogue One.
 
Uncut Gems, which I enjoyed I GUESS, but the anxiety the film caused was so intense I had to leave in the middle for a fag and a glass of red wine.
 
jivafox said:
The Invisible Man with that Sc*entologist Elizabeth Moss :(

It was good too
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Adverts for this film are still plastered all over double-deckers in London, I cry evertim because they remind me of probably the last marketing campaign for a film before cinemas shut down :(
 
Peekaboo said:
Adverts for this film are still plastered all over double-deckers in London, I cry evertim because they remind me of probably the last marketing campaign for a film before cinemas shut down :(
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Grim :gross:
 
Peekaboo said:
Adverts for this film are still plastered all over double-deckers in London, I cry evertim because they remind me of probably the last marketing campaign for a film before cinemas shut down :(
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I feel the same whenever I see the Wonder Woman 84 branded Cheetos in the supermarket :(
 
Peekaboo said:
Adverts for this film are still plastered all over double-deckers in London, I cry evertim because they remind me of probably the last marketing campaign for a film before cinemas shut down :(
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It's like all the adverts in shop windows for Easter and Mothers Day fading and peeling for 3 months.
 
Jumanji 2 st the Vue in Printworks. It was fucking disgusting.
 
I went to see Military Wives on 14th March so things were already shaky, only one other pair in the screening but not sure how much COVID was a factor in that. Was generous and gave it 8/10
 
Our Showcase de Lux is open. The more local standard Showcase isn't, though.
 
I won a bunch of free tickets for my local (indie) but they're only showing old stuff to start with. The Princess Bride is good though right? (I've never seen it)
 
I should go to my local Odeon since they’ve started charging for my limitless card again but there’s absolutely fuck all I want to watch.

Old Batman? Star Wars? Harry Potter? LORD OF THE FUCKING RINGS? :goodgrief:
 
Personally, I find The Princess Bride a bit "you had to be there" but then I find a lot of those 80s Hollywood popcorn films very much the same.
 
I would go see some older stuff when the cinemas open here (maybe this Friday, I can never understand which regions get to do what here). The indies mostly showed old movies anyway and there were a few that got cancelled that I would be happy to go to.
 
Kate said:
I won a bunch of free tickets for my local (indie) but they're only showing old stuff to start with. The Princess Bride is good though right? (I've never seen it)
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Meh. It’s a weird one as it seems to be far more popular with boys. I’ve never really liked it.

I’ve booked to see The Shawshank Redemption on a Monday as it’s the only “old” film playing that I’ve not seen before on the big screen. All the others are ones that regularly get anniversary or special screenings.
 
Suedey said:
Almodovar's Pain & Glory.

8/10
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I feel I need to see this again. The sections in the cave house were beautiful.

And I’m not just talking about the gorgeous naked painter decorator.
 
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