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I watched the original Jumanji for the first time today. What a great film it was IMO; a lot of fun and a decent kids' storyline too. I don't think this 'sequel' looks like it'll share much in common with the 1995 film, but I'm looking forward to it regardless. :)

I liked this film. :)

I loved it. Some funny moments from early on in the film, including one of my personal favourite parts which was the revealing of the 'special' breakfast. :lol:

I really enjoyed Hampstead. It was heart warming and I felt a strong sense of pathos throughout, Helped by the fact that the characters were all very believable and well-acted IMO. Anyone else interested? ^_^

I saw this today and I wouldn't recommend it. Historically inaccurate and Winston isn't very realistic IMO. He comes across much older than 70 and very weak. He basically just shouts a lot. The storyline is just dull. 5/10 IMO.

I'm very interested to see this one sometime soon. Sounds really good.

Thanks for adding the trailer, Josh. :) I didn't bother going in the end though; the lack of any speaking in the film was what put me off. I don't think my poor attention span would've stuck with it for long enough!

I saw it yesterday and it wasn't really my cup of tea. I found it dragged on too long for my liking tbh.

Anyone interested in this one? Thinking of going to see it tomorrow, but it's not being shown at many of my local cinemas. I tried to post a link, but it says I'm too new on here to post one! But just google it if want more details! ;) EDIT: Sw7BggqBpTk

Cheers. ^_^

I saw it today. It raised a couple of laughs from me, but it was a bit too silly at times tbh and needed more of a gritty plot. I suppose it was alright for a rainy bank holiday afternoon, but not one I'd really recommend.

Thank you for your kind comment. I look forward to joining in many more discussions about movies. B-)

I know I'm a bit late to the (sausage) party with my reply, but I only saw this film for the first time this afternoon. I found it quite amusing in a childish kinda way that I used to appreciate South Park when I was a young teenager. The ending was just bonkers though (literally!). :wacko:

CITV FTW back in the 1990s. B-)

This is getting mostly awful reviews what what I've seen so far, but I'm still planning to check it out for myself some time next week. I expect it's not as bad as they say tbh, just like 'Table 19' which I really enjoyed despite the reviews telling me it was a waste of 90 minutes.

I'd been looking forward to this one since I first saw a trailer for it a few months back. Thankfully, I wasn't disappointed. I really liked the portrayal of the three main characters and my favourite part was the little girl who wouldn't reveal Freeman's identity to the authorities. Certainly a thought-provoking film and a reminder about who the real criminals are in this world IMO. <_<

I really enjoyed Zookeeper's Wife; the acting was good and it made me more aware of the horrors of those WW2 Nazi camps.

It wasn't what I expected and I didn't enjoy it very much. I was hoping for more of a 'laugh out loud' comedy based on a 'white girl brings black b/f home to meet middle-class parents' scenario, but I suppose that's probably been done too many times already.

I didn't think it was that amazing tbh. It seemed to go on forever and the final battle was a bit underwhelming.

I thought it was alright, but the trailers had already told me too much about the story and its ending and so I found it a bit predictable. All things considered, it was one of those films which I'm glad I went and saw because I had nothing better to do on a rainy Sunday afternoon, but I doubt if I'll ever watch it again if it comes on TV. ;)

I never watched the TV programme, but I'm quite looking forward to this movie nevertheless. I reckon it'll be quite good fun. :funky:

Hello to all members of the forum. :) I saw Moana today at the cinema and I must say it was one of my favourite Disney films I've seen. I really liked the heroine character (Moana herself, of course), but the storyline was nicely written too. The highlight for me though was the beautiful soundtrack. :D