What types of films do you like/dislike?

Do you love watching action films or chick flicks?
What is your favourite film of all time?
Do you like going to the cinema?
Who is your favourite actor/actress?

Feel free to answer as many questions you like and expand on these, but please remember to stay on topic.

I loves going the cinema!! I like many, many different movies. Some of my faves are the Star Wars films, Indiana Jones movies (except for the new one, it's awful!), Batman Begins and the Rocky films. I love Jean-Claude Van Damme movies too - he's a leg end! Looking forward to The Dark Knight and the new Harry potter films this year

I love watching films, but I never get the chance due to lack of time and lack of a local cinema - the nearest one is about a 20-25 minute drive and includes parking costs.

I always tell my little brother I will take him to see certain films that he gets excited about, but I never get the chance to take him so I feel really bad about that.

I know that Cineworld offer a card that is about £12.99 a month (minimum of 12 months) and you can go to see as many films you want, when you want. That means you only have to go to see two films a month to get your money's worth, but again it's whether you have time or not to go. I would definitely get one if I had the time, but I know I don't.

To stay on topic - I love many kinds of films including comedy, romance, western, thriller, and teen movies. I'm not so keen on movies with lots of blood (ie Saw) so I tend not to watch many horror/thriller/crime films.

I love most films especially Harry Potter and all comedy films there great. Anyone going to see the new Harry Potter film when it comes out?

ste penn wrote:Anyone going to see the new Harry Potter film when it comes out?

Yes, I can't wait for it!!

Not me. I can wait for it to come out on the TV

It's better in the cinema the atmosphere is great.

I have to agree with you there, although I'm not a Harry Potter fan which is why I would rather wait than spend £6

Yeah it is a bit expensive when you think about it and then again there is no point if you don't enjoy the film.

I remember when I could go to the cinema and buy a big pick & mix and drink for less than £5. You can't even watch a film alone for that nowadays.