Last Film You Watched
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I try to read the " normal " reviews, if there are any.
In saying that I've read some really funny ones too
ijjysmith
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I steer clear of the reviews really. I do look at the scores though.
ijjysmith
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I have one yes. The mrs got me one for Christmas.
It is worth it if you go twice or more per month which I do easily.
The card do have your picture on but if you book online the people there don't ever ask to see the card unless you buy popcorn or whatever so you could lend it I think. Just need to be careful with it.
Ball Horse Eyes
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When I used to live near a Cineworld, it was worth every penny. I go to the cinema a lot so it was saving me ££££ a month and just made it a lot of fun to go check out all kinds of random movies I wasn't maybe sure enough to fork out the cash for. Sadly, I haven't lived near a Cineworld for nearly 10 years now.
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It's one of those watch the trailer and you've watched the entire film and all the mildly funny bits.
Watching Human Traffic at home on DVD. Not only has it aged badly, it's proper cringe worthy. 
Wall-E is OK, but I agree on Finding Dory. Took my niece and nephew to see it when it came out, and it isn't a patch on Nemo
The Cowboy
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Shame, I was thinking about revisiting that at some point.Watching Human Traffic at home on DVD. Not only has it aged badly, it's proper cringe worthy.
Gert lush.
The poster looks like your typical Sports Direct customers out for a spot of Summer shopping
Watching Human Traffic at home on DVD. Not only has it aged badly, it's proper cringe worthy.
No way.
The bit where Danny Dwyer gets caught by his ma, cracking one off is stand out
I like all Seth MacFarlane's stuff but this is probably my least favourite of his films/shows. That said, the set pieces are all pretty funny, and 'A Moustache' is up there with the best of his musical interludes. To my shame, I always fall about laughing at the duel scenes as well. I'm such a child...!
It's a bit more polished and lavish than his usual films, but it's still very funny in parts.
Not a patch on Balzing Saddles though
Thought I'd go back to it having watched both Trainspotting films over the weekend. My vague memory was that Human Traffic was similar in mood, etc. My memory was wrong.
Yeah, but you have to get through a load of cringey scenes to get there. Still trying to uncurl my toes from the alternative national anthem...