Quote from: DevilzDemise on January 18, 2014, 04:33:37 AM
Personally like all films. I watch alot of films. However, the most recent cinema outing i watched "The hobbit: Desolation of Smaug". Personally enjoyed it, as i'm all about mystical creatures and imo you'd have to off watched the lord of the rings series, to get the plot to the whole thing. But it's easy enough too make out what's going on if it's first of the series if chosen to watch. I like the fact, how the sequel fits into the picture of the (past) but future films. Dislike, the fact off the cliffhanger at the end which is irritating as you have to wait months before watching it, by the time it comes out you have too re-watch the previous one just to build you back up again. Another film i'd recommend would be "Gridiron gang" loved it as a kid, still re-watch it from time to time. The blind side, was a good true-story movie based upon a guy who is big-built lives in the hood, ends up being taken on by a white mother and get's into american football. Also, liked Dear John, which was a emotional, heart warming film. Did recently watch "bully" and "50/50" on Netflix, bully being about a young girl who get's the privilege of being allowed a laptop for her birthday and get's cyber bullied and it's all about her story and how she tries to kill herself, which a good turn out ending which i won't spoil in case you decide to watch it. "50/50" is a film about a guy, who finds out he has cancer, worse to the point his comes home after having cancer to find out his wife has been cheating on him. Was a touching film once again, and enjoyed most parts of it. As mentioned in previous posts Jet, treasure planet was one of my childhood films alongside "The Iron Giant" and "bicentennial man" as-well as "short-circuit" series... wow i could ramble on forever....

I can't remember the name of this one, but it was quite an emotional one as you know when you watch movies and you sit their comparing them to your own life? well never-mind if not, i think is was called "Angel dog" or something along the lines. But never the less, was about a man and his family, his family decide to go away on holiday however he has to work the day before they leave for holiday this stray dog turns up. On the way home from the trip his family die, and he is left distraught lost all his family and kids, however the one person to survive was the dog. It's all about how the dog helped to rehabilitate his life, and help him get back on his feet.

Pacific Rim, was like previously mentioned "okay" i remember going too the cinema with my Grandad & Uncle to go see it. Was a quick into film, lots of action so there wasn't any waiting around, so you keep into it. But yeah, i will add more to the films list as i think and remember my memory isn't as good as it use too be aha. But there is just a couple, il try widen the genre type of films as i write more.