The most enjoyable film you recently watched

[Silver_Shiney]

just watched the life of pi, an amazing film, plenty of tears at the end. I was so moved by it I actually watched it again two days later, and I still cried.

That bad eh?

I didn't get it. Must be a girl thing.....

[Romig1]

We went to see "Last Vegas" last night. It was a laugh-out-loud film in several places. Great casting and decent performances... story wasn't the most deep, but was a vehicle for loads of age-related gags.

[gilly88]

just watched the life of pi, an amazing film, plenty of tears at the end. I was so moved by it I actually watched it again two days later, and I still cried.

That bad eh?

in a good way

[gilly88]

just watched the life of pi, an amazing film, plenty of tears at the end. I was so moved by it I actually watched it again two days later, and I still cried.

That bad eh?

I didn't get it. Must be a girl thing.....

did you not get the twist at the end

[Silver_Shiney]

just watched the life of pi, an amazing film, plenty of tears at the end. I was so moved by it I actually watched it again two days later, and I still cried.

That bad eh?

I didn't get it. Must be a girl thing.....

did you not get the twist at the end

nope

[Dark Knight]

Pi is the Tiger

[Quizzical Bob]

Pi is the Tiger

Oh great! That's ruined it for me now

[Dark Knight]

QB behave you would have fell asleep after the first 10 minutes
its a chick flick

[Silver_Shiney]

is it?

Well, Gilly enjoyed it, so let's not detract from her pleasure.

[Quizzical Bob]

QB behave you would have fell asleep after the first 10 minutes
its a chick flick

Chickens now? I thought it was about a tiger.

[gilly88]

sorry dk,

the way I read it was the tiger was the cook on the ship, the survivors on the lifeboat consisted of pi, his mother and various crew members, who pi likened to animals as he could not face the fact that they had attacked and eaten each other when starvation had set in. so to keep his sanity he had to think of them as animals. the urangutan was his mother whom he protected from being eaten.

just the way I saw the story, I will have to watch it again now

[Dark Knight]

Pi eats the cook, who is the Hyena, the sailor is the Zebra, The orang is his mum and he is the tiger

simples

[oldbluefox]

I wish I'd known that before I went to see the film. Not ashmed to say it was lost on me but then, I'm one of those who goes just to be entertained and not have to think too much otherwise it's 40 zzzz's time.

We saw 12 Years a Slave and whilst it was a good film you hardly came out of it with a feel good factor. Don't go if you're feeling depressed.

We also saw The Monuments Men. It's what I would call an OK film - nothing outstanding but holds the attention - just.

[gilly88]

Pi eats the cook, who is the Hyena, the sailor is the Zebra, The orang is his mum and he is the tiger

simples

I will have to pay more attention next time, still made me cry

[gfwgfw]

"The Best Marigold Hotel"

Have been loan the DVD from the local library

Simply the best movie ever

[Ranchi]

Look out for The Angel's Share. Really funny. A bit of swearing but still good fun.

[Capt Black]

We watched All is Lost whilst onboard Azura recently. Only one actor throughout - Robert Redford. Hardly any speech, just Bobby endeavouring to survive. There's several bits which are incorrect, but even knowing that it didn't detract the overall feel of the film. Captainesse Black did admit to nodding off twice!!, but I thoroughly enjoyed it.

[anneed]

Chef. An absolute gem and really lives up to its 'feel good' tag.

[CruiseLover30UK]

I love the Boat that Rocked Stephen, the soundtrack is awesome and its so hilarious! I've met the young lad in it too coz I've seen him in a couple of plays in London! Ever such a nice guy!

Sooo my recent favourite is Wolf of Wall Street - anyone else seen it? I didn't think I'd like it to be honest but its actually a really good film if you don't mind a lot of sex, swearing and drug taking LOL!

[Jan Rosser]

Went to see Cinderella yesterday with my granddaughters - loved it - some top notch actors in it - Derek Jacobi, Cate Blanchett, Helena Bonham Carter and the beautiful Lily James from Downton Abbey in the leading role. Didn't realise until the credits came up at the end that Kenneth Branagh was the producer. The costumes were amazing as were the special effects and the music and no unnecessary swearing or violence

Thoroughly recommend if you want to be a child again and enjoy two hours of sheer escapism

[Mervyn and Trish]

We enjoyed the Theory of Everything. Eddie Redmayne's Oscar was well deserved.

[Peter D]

The Usual Suspects.

An old film but if you have never seen it you must. You must watch and take note of everything, Ok lots of deaths, but the story is good.

[oldbluefox]

We went to see Woman in Gold with Helen Mirren. I must admit I went under sufferance but enjoyed the film which was much better than I thought it would be.

We also went to the cinema when Shades of Grey was on. There were three screens showing it but there were plenty of seats for our film - Shaun the Sheep. I do enjoy the Ardman films and the succinct touches of humour. It was alright I suppose, not as good as the Wallace & Gromitt offerings but we were kept amused by the running commentary from the 3-4 year old sat next to us!!! Indeed, we live life in the fast lane!!

[Ranchi]

The Angels' Share. Recommended buyout minister. Well worth a watch. (Some rough language)

[Ranchi]

Also The Fastest Induan