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Re: What's Your Number?

#61 Post by valda » Tue Sep 20, 2011 9:08 am

baty wrote:I was transfixed watching the colour of her hair change with every scene.....Sorry what was the film about??????

Just messing. Yep, there were double standards, cringe worthy scences and the whole story of counting your 'loved' ones and telling people I found 'icky' - it had been a long day. I did have a few giggles but not enough to overcome my disapointment.

One wish with rom coms, can you move away from rich american family plot settings. Just a personal view.


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Re: What's Your Number?

#62 Post by rottyexpress » Tue Sep 20, 2011 9:25 am

Thought the film was not as good as expected.

I think her searching for her exes lingered on and got boring.

The storyline wasnt brilliant but watchable. Would rate 6/10

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Re: What's Your Number?

#63 Post by trickydicky123 » Tue Sep 20, 2011 9:40 am

Celini wrote:This has to be the most un-funny comedy (sic!) of the year! (at least for me!)

I started wondering whether there was something very wrong with me when most of the peeps at Covent Garden (at least it sounded like most of the cinema enjoyed it!) burst into laughter... the guy sitting next to me almost had a fit at some point :blink:
Maybe I lost my sense of humour between work and the cinema :confused:

Then I met David and Ejwrank on my way out of the cinema and was I was kindly re-assured... I was not the only one for whom those 106 minutes have been excruciating!

2/10
(neither the monstrous boobies (hooray for boobies :mrgreen: ) of the lady nor the muscular body of Chris Evans were enough to distract me :roll: )
I agree Celini, I think I'm becoming a grumpy old man (what do you mean 'becoming' I hear you cry!) the more the audience guffawed, the more irritable I got!

2/10 is quite generous, although thinking back I assume that must've been for Jerry Perry and his sidekick.............now he would've made a much better subject for a 'comedy'!

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Re: What's Your Number?

#64 Post by a_person » Tue Sep 20, 2011 1:26 pm

There's a competition for this for screenings in Southampton, Cardiff and London this Thursday. I wonder if a SFF code will show.
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Re: What's Your Number?

#65 Post by Ms Thrifty » Tue Sep 20, 2011 1:30 pm

I hope so, as I could really do with a light-hearted film at present but only fairly heavy stuff (Drive, Warrior) has been on offer near me - both worth seeing, of course.

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Re: What's Your Number?

#66 Post by David » Tue Sep 20, 2011 4:25 pm

As my review is the only one on IMDB, I'm wondering maybe if anyone with an IMDB account who liked the review wouldn't mind clicking 'yes' it was helpful and then maybe that will help it appear on the film's front page: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0770703/reviews
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Re: What's Your Number?

#67 Post by witwicky » Tue Sep 20, 2011 5:03 pm

One of my friends was at the Covent Garden screening, and he said that everyone was told to switch off mobile phones. Yet he saw a guy filming the audience during the movie. Hope it wasn't the case as they should ask for permission of the audience…

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Re: What's Your Number?

#68 Post by Beate » Tue Sep 20, 2011 5:04 pm

Was he filming or just looking through night goggles?
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Re: What's Your Number?

#69 Post by witwicky » Tue Sep 20, 2011 5:07 pm

that i am not sure off. my be they were looking at peoples reactions to the movie.

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Re: What's Your Number?

#70 Post by jordsmum » Tue Sep 20, 2011 8:45 pm

trickydicky123 wrote:
Celini wrote:This has to be the most un-funny comedy (sic!) of the year! (at least for me!)

I started wondering whether there was something very wrong with me when most of the peeps at Covent Garden (at least it sounded like most of the cinema enjoyed it!) burst into laughter... the guy sitting next to me almost had a fit at some point :blink:
Maybe I lost my sense of humour between work and the cinema :confused:

Then I met David and Ejwrank on my way out of the cinema and was I was kindly re-assured... I was not the only one for whom those 106 minutes have been excruciating!

2/10
(neither the monstrous boobies (hooray for boobies :mrgreen: ) of the lady nor the muscular body of Chris Evans were enough to distract me :roll: )
I agree Celini, I think I'm becoming a grumpy old man (what do you mean 'becoming' I hear you cry!) the more the audience guffawed, the more irritable I got!

2/10 is quite generous, although thinking back I assume that must've been for Jerry Perry and his sidekick.............now he would've made a much better subject for a 'comedy'!

Oops! Tricky, most of that laughter was coming from my son and his friends I think. Liteuplee was in front of us and she said she was laughing at them laughing at one point. They loved it! Although the 3 little old ladies sat next to her reallly seemed to enjoy the film too.

I thought the film was better than expected, an ideal film for cheering you up after a hard day at work.

7/10
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