10 Movies To See In May 2012

1032 posts View profile	reply \| reply with quote movies.ie says 08 May 2012 @ 19:20 What will you see this month from movies like Men In Black 3, The Raid, Dark Shadows and The Dictator Read more...
9506 posts View profile	reply \| reply with quote ssconnolly says 08 May 2012 @ 19:20 The Raid: Saw it at JDIFF, want to see it again because I thought it was amazing. American Pie:Reunion- Unlikely, looks like the film failed to mature with its audience Dark Shadows- Probably, looks like Burton's return to form The Dictator- Got tickets for Thursday, looking forward to seeing it. Beauty and the Beast 3D- Don't think so Moonrise Kingdom- Really looking forward to this one. Charlie Casanova- Not sold on this. Heard some really bad things. A Kiss For Jed- Probably not one I'll see in cinema What to Expect When You're Expecting- Absolutely not Men in Black 3- More the likely yes. The second was bad but this one looks fun. Also wouldn't mind seeing Jeff Who Lives at Home, and maybe Piranha 3DD.
228 posts View profile	reply \| reply with quote michaela says 08 May 2012 @ 19:37 The Raid: Heard great things so yes to that one. American Pie:Reunion- Rubbish! Saw it Saturday and it's utterly terrible. Dark Shadows- Looking forward to this one. The Dictator- Maybe Beauty and the Beast 3D- Probably Moonrise Kingdom- Definitely. Charlie Casanova- Curious about this one. A Kiss For Jed- Don't Know. What to Expect When You're Expecting- More than likely. Men in Black 3- Definitely. Not much to look forward to on this list other than MIB 3 and Moonrise Kingdom.
454 posts View profile	reply \| reply with quote alanhorkan says 11 May 2012 @ 12:20 Seen The Raid twice already. Unless you're allergic to subtitles and action movies you should give it a go. Think I'll be more entertained by the director arguing with critics than the actual film Charlie Casanova, but I suspect I'll hear certain people telling me later how 'overlooked' it was. Seems like marmite, people love it or hate it. I really loved Jeff Who Lives At Home but it is a little silly and rambling and laid-back, much like the eponymous Jeff. Saw it at JDIFF and got pretty much what I was expecting, more amusing than laugh out loud funny, but I was in the right mood and thoroughly enjoyed it.