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sunny hucknall · #61 Post by **sunny hucknall** » Mon Sep 24, 2012 9:46 pm

no print had arrived at nottm. everyone got to choose another film to see.

abarthman · #62 Post by **abarthman** » Mon Sep 24, 2012 9:57 pm

havingascreen wrote:We got into see another movie of our choice in Edinburgh Fountianpark. Saw Savages instead and SSF emailled to say we'd get priority for the next screening.

Likewise.

Came straight from from work to Fountain Park, so I didn't receive the email. I wasn't looking forward to seeing Liberal Arts that much, so I was very happy to get to see Savages instead!

havingascreen · #63 Post by **havingascreen** » Mon Sep 24, 2012 10:01 pm

abarthman wrote:
havingascreen wrote:We got into see another movie of our choice in Edinburgh Fountianpark. Saw Savages instead and SSF emailled to say we'd get priority for the next screening.
Likewise.

Came straight from from work to Fountain Park, so I didn't receive the email. I wasn't looking forward to seeing Liberal Arts that much, so I was very happy to get to see Savages instead!

My OH certianly enjoyed Savages more than he would have Liberal Arts

Too Savage for me so glad i didn't p*y to see it

Snowwhite · #64 Post by **Snowwhite** » Mon Sep 24, 2012 10:40 pm

saw this tonight as it wasnt cancelled for me, and to be frank i think i did wish i had got cancelled and we saw another movie instead. didnt think it was gripping or really interesting, not terrible but could have watched a better movie

4/10

marjoreemarjora · #65 Post by **marjoreemarjora** » Mon Sep 24, 2012 10:56 pm

I got cancelled email so hopefully will get to see it or something else. Imagine my shock horror at 4.45 to get tickets for I had a Dream with SUBO instead. You have never seen me move so fast to get anywhere. tried to get tickets for Stuartboy but only two and did not have contact details for him so could not even ask you to be my plus one.

. Had arranged to see Liberal Arts with chum so took her instead...............and SUBO was there

Great evening!!

mupton · #66 Post by **mupton** » Mon Sep 24, 2012 11:04 pm

Probably a good movie for a Monday night; nothing too heavy. A little light comedy and considering the advertised plot line not predictable. It was, in the words of my other half "a road movie, without a road" (from the same person who asked, when taking her seat at the 02 on Friday to see Jesus Christ Superstar, "What is this about?"). But I see her point, it is about three characters at different stages of life coping (or not) with growing up. I thought Allison Janney was in her usual film stealing mode. It is about time someone gave her a lead role.

Saw the film at the West India Quays. Why do they get us to wait in the bar, before telling us (5 minutes before the advertised time) which screen the film is playing at? Don't you just get annoyed of the staff walking up and down the aisle checking we are not a bunch of Pirates (come on it wasn't the last blockbuster movie)? And, why does this cinema use such strong cleaning fluids (i believe that was what the smell was), it made quite uncomfortable in there for the first 20 minutes (two weeks in a row).

But still had a good evening viewing.

Website · #67 Post by **Beate** » Mon Sep 24, 2012 11:09 pm

mupton wrote:
Saw the film at the West India Quays. Why do they get us to wait in the bar, before telling us (5 minutes before the advertised time) which screen the film is playing at?

Must be a managerial decision, it started some months ago. I always totally ignore the "wait in the bar" bit and go straight to screen 1 where it usually is. If it's not they normally tell you.

Octopus · #68 Post by **Octopus** » Tue Sep 25, 2012 1:09 pm

Liked it, not loved it. I mean it was cute, funny (but not hilarious, which was probably my problem as it was 'light jokes' that could have gone a little bit further without being gross or stupid or whatever).
It's one of these films that give you the feeling that the director or writer could have made better and more logical choices in their writing... That said, it was a good evening.
7/10 (I'm nice, I know)
[spoiler]Plus Zac Efron probably had the role of his life in this film[/spoiler]

zara · #69 Post by **zara** » Tue Sep 25, 2012 4:33 pm

"Liberal Arts" . I had seen this film before, but I must say , really enjoyed it a lot more the second time. definitely worth seeing.

havingascreen · #70 Post by **havingascreen** » Tue Sep 25, 2012 6:12 pm

marjoreemarjora wrote:I got cancelled email so hopefully will get to see it or something else. Imagine my shock horror at 4.45 to get tickets for I had a Dream with SUBO instead. You have never seen me move so fast to get anywhere. tried to get tickets for Stuartboy but only two and did not have contact details for him so could not even ask you to be my plus one. . Had arranged to see Liberal Arts with chum so took her instead...............and SUBO was there

Great evening!!

wow MM, what a serendipitous evening

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