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Lou Reading Ryria Series by Michael J Sullivan

04 Jun 2012, 10:32 AM | Post: #1

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We went to see this last night and both really enjoyed it. The storyline was really good and certainly left you thinking afterwards about the implications, something I particularly love in a film. I don't want to spoil anything by giving the plot away, but there is plenty of food for though and plenty to draw you back for part two which I understand is in the pipeline.

We saw the 3D version and for this film it was really well done. It was shot in 3D from the outset unlike some films where it is added in post production, and it does for me make a huge difference. By no means over the top with the 3D, it really helped to draw you in and in places was absolutely stunning.

If you enjoyed Alien (the first one) you are bound to love this.

Also, our cinema now sells clip on 3D glasses for us speccies. They're a huge improvement over wearing two pairs of glasses.

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04 Jun 2012, 12:08 PM | Post: #2

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(04 Jun 2012 10:32 AM)Lou Wrote: We went to see this last night and both really enjoyed it. The storyline was really good and certainly left you thinking afterwards about the implications, something I particularly love in a film. I don't want to spoil anything by giving the plot away, but there is plenty of food for though and plenty to draw you back for part two which I understand is in the pipeline.

We saw the 3D version and for this film it was really well done. It was shot in 3D from the outset unlike some films where it is added in post production, and it does for me make a huge difference. By no means over the top with the 3D, it really helped to draw you in and in places was absolutely stunning.

If you enjoyed Alien (the first one) you are bound to love this.

Also, our cinema now sells clip on 3D glasses for us speccies. They're a huge improvement over wearing two pairs of glasses.

I really want to see this movie, so I think I might trundle along to see it today! Thanks for the thumbs up Smile

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SJ_Parkinson Reading Mountain Man - Keith C. Blackmore

04 Jun 2012, 01:02 PM | Post: #3

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Thanks for your insight. I do plan on seeing this as soon as it hits the local theater. After Avengers, it will have a steep hill to climb, but so will the new Batman film. Smile

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04 Jun 2012, 02:46 PM | Post: #4

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RE: Prometheus

This one is definitely on my list too. Seen this advertised for quite some time now.

I read somewhere recently that it is actually the prequel to Alien

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Lou Reading Ryria Series by Michael J Sullivan

04 Jun 2012, 03:17 PM | Post: #5

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Yes, that's right it's set several years before the original and explains a lot about what Ripley's team found.

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05 Jun 2012, 12:54 PM | Post: #6

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RE: Prometheus

This is next in line for us to 'go see'. Have to be in 3D of course. We are cheap so will 'Orange Wednesday' it next week Smile

Trying not to read any spoilers etc so SHHH Smile

Quite fancy Snow White and the Huntsman too.

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05 Jun 2012, 01:55 PM | Post: #7

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This is also on our list to see as well, probably next Monday!

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LorraineArndell Reading The Mutilation Machination By Shaun Jeffrey

07 Jun 2012, 07:04 AM | Post: #8

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Am off to watch it today Smile

so glad to hear it was good, Lou Smile

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joo Reading Punchline by P.A. Fenton

13 Jul 2012, 11:29 PM | Post: #9

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Well I'm just back from seeing this and all I can say is OMG what an utterly boring pile of pants.
I'd half joked to myself before going that I should take my kindle and I so wish I had.
I told hubby he owes me big time for making me sit through it. I shut my eyes for a doze a few times but I was too bored to sleep.
He said he thought it was great.

There were probably only about a dozen people in there and a few times I was startled by someone coughing behind as I forgot we were in public.

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LorraineArndell Reading The Mutilation Machination By Shaun Jeffrey

16 Jul 2012, 05:28 PM | Post: #10

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I found it disappointing too Joo

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