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The Movie, that is,
From the TV ads it should be good and I love Dame Judy.
Our closest cinema is the Hayden Orpheum at Cremorne. It's a restored Cinema which first opened in 1935, then fell into decay and was bought and restored to it's old Art Deco beauty in the 1980s.
@i-need-a-martini wrote:Went and saw Philomena tonight icy. Not at Cremorne but at Newtown.
Nice enough movie but wasn't rivetting. I was disappointed.
I agree, 'tini.
Nice little movie, a bit improbable. It didn'tgrab OH. He wants to go and see The Wolf of Wall Street.
Anyone else seen Saving Mr Banks? I never ever read reviews so i was surprised how sad it was, had to pretend I had something in my eye, luckily I had a hanky in my bag.
@boris1gary wrote:Anyone else seen Saving Mr Banks? I never ever read reviews so i was surprised how sad it was, had to pretend I had something in my eye, luckily I had a hanky in my bag.
Apparently it's had bad reviews. I will see it next week.
I went and saw August: Osage County last week. A bit 'stagey' but gees Julia Roberts can act!
Hubby thought I would like Saving Mr Banks and I did, I do like Emma Thompson and loved the original Mary Poppins, but normally only go to the movies once or twice a year because I hate sitting still for long.
Philomena was underwhelming to me - nice but unconvincing. I respect the Dench-meister enormously. It was interesting to see Alan Partridge (sorry I forgot his real name) in a non-comedic role. I thought he was pretty good.
As for Osage County, well, what a bleeped-up family. I did like Julia R but I thought Meryl S overacted to buggery. I liked the middle daughter too - again can't think of her name - she was the most normal one in it - and Juliette L, well what can I say, she should stick to her rock band 
