Heartland

....at least they should all be word perfect by the time they get to Greece

I have a ticket for the Thursday evening show at my local cinema.

Hotly tipped to be the biggest selling Star Wars merch this year

Should probably keep that one sealed. If you open it, you might never find the action figure again.

I think it's worth more sealed too.

Pista wrote:Hotly tipped to be the biggest selling Star Wars merch this year

where's its lil' bed and alarm clock

paint it black wrote: where's its lil' bed and alarm clock

I think it's in the George Lucas "Bits Added On To The Annoyance Of Everyone Who Already Bought Everything First Time Round" edition

Pista wrote:

paint it black wrote: where's its lil' bed and alarm clock

I think it's in the George Lucas "Bits Added On To The Annoyance Of Everyone Who Already Bought Everything First Time Round" edition

that'll send it to sleep. it's hard enough waking up on these cold winter nights

Friday 20:00 at Kirkstall Vue

This Star Wars thing is all very well but I'm more worried about what they've done to Charlie Brown and co! Sorry, slight derail there.

Why what have they done to Charlie? They better not have messed with Pig-Pen.

3-D rendering. http://www.peanutsmovie.com/characters/pig-pen

Going to check it out with my godson this Sunday... It sure looks promising.

went to see it today with the hubby

Outrageously good!
Only film I've ever been to where the audience clapped as it ended.

I loved it.

The day after, I was trying to kid people in work that they had CGI'd Alec Guinness into it. A colleague of mine insisted that I'd actually said Alec Gilroy.

markfiend wrote:I loved it.

The day after, I was trying to kid people in work that they had CGI'd Alec Guinness into it. A colleague of mine insisted that I'd actually said Alec Gilroy.

Now that's a film I'd pay to see.

Yeah, it's good. Better than the prequels and, nostalgia aside, maybe up there with Return Of The Jedi.

stufarq wrote:

markfiend wrote:I loved it.

The day after, I was trying to kid people in work that they had CGI'd Alec Guinness into it. A colleague of mine insisted that I'd actually said Alec Gilroy.

Now that's a film I'd pay to see.

I'm so stealing his joke from when I posted this on facebook:

Norman Hunter wrote:Use The Force, Chuck!

I'm probably going to see for the first time entire Star Wars movie. Probalby, because that day (Dec. 27) I'm going to collect car that I bought, few hundreds km from home.

Loved it. Better then Jedi, almost as good as Empire.

**very important question**

should i see it in 3d or 2d do you think?

eastmidswhizzkid wrote:**very important question**

should i see it in 3d or 2d do you think?

I have read several reports that the 3D one isn't really worth going for & that the 3D effects don't really bring much extra to the whole experience.
I can only go by what I've read though. I saw it in 2D & it was still really mind blowing. TBH you still get totally absorbed by it in 2D. There are a lot of fast moving sequences that might end up a bit of a mess in 3D.

thats what i thought, thanks steve. i dont do the cinema hardly at all anymore -mainly due to £££'s - and ive only ever seen one 3d film. that was a kids film but i remember being quite distracted by the 3d effect to the detriment of the film.

I saw Gravity in 3D & that was quite sedate in comparison & it looked to have been made with 3D in mind. That was very good. Especially the teardrop moment. Now that was special.
The Lego movie (yes I know) on the other hand didn't really benefit. Probably because it was so manic.