The superscreen at the Leicester Square Cineworld doesn’t seem to have row letters anywhere. Which would be OK at a push, except there isn’t a row A (it’s technically the wheelchair spaces right at the front).
Get minor stressed every time I go there in case I have to try and explain this to someone who thinks I’m in their seat.
Very stupid
All of this is making me not want to go to the cinema again for the rest of the year
I think the only film Simon Day was ever in was Shakespeare in Love
Particularly like it when they arrive late armed with loads of food and drink too, glad you found the time to do that!
Sweeney Todd is v good innit
it’s really really good
Detective Monkfish vs kaiju would be ace tbf
Maybe a bit of Dave Angel to hit home the environmental message
The Tim Burton one? I quite like it
Went to see Spiderverse tonight: I think that’s the best comic book film I’ve seen, and one of the most refreshing and visually dazzling films I’ve ever seen.
Even if you’re not a comic book film fan there’s enough in there to entertain you - the great soundtrack or the visuals alone would be shouted about for any other film.
Good Morning - Ozu is someone I defo need to explore more
It’s rare to see a film that hyped and to come away feeling that is been underrated if anything, but that’s exactly how it left me feeling
if they know the cinema well, they might factor in the ads and trailers, though. err, apparently.
went to see first man on a ferry last year and it had started four minutes before the advertised start time. they played the start again at the end of film, after I complained.
A 3-year-old came to the cinema in full Spiderman gear to see that film. It made my heart so full.
I was convinced she was Margot Robbie until the credits
stop getting Emma Stone wrong!
Chronicle is pretty good eh, like a bleak, budget superhero version of Cloverfield. Not sure that weird kid from Valerian is a very good actor mind, he starts off okay but is well ropey by the end. Should’ve made MBJ the main dude imo.
Awards season is much more fun when there’s some panto villain films there for everyone to get mad about. And Green Book seems to be checking every item on the ‘piss people off’ list! Bradley Cooper must be quite happy at the moment actually, between Green Book and Bohemian Rhapsody awards/scandal, A Star is Born is now a likeable plucky underdog!
To be fair to A Star Is Born, it’s quite competent and Gaga is wonderful. Not my thing really, but I don’t think it’s bad by any means. Bohemian Rhapsody though… christ.
Haven’t and won’t see Green Book, can’t be doing with that shite in my life.
Is it just me or is screener season a bit subdued this year?