Iron man 3. Still freaking love it the third time round. The agent Carter short was also awesome, hopefully we'll get a few more of them.

Went out partying last night, and when we awoke we were all hanging, so we decided to go see a movie using our staff price of nothing. About Time was the only film on that didn't leave us waiting like two hours and minus me and some other girl, our burley gang of lads didn't seem that impressed with the idea. But a free ticket is a free ticket.

In the end they laughed, they cried and I think everyone really enjoyed this movie. I don't think it's gonna go down as a classic, especially with how sloppily put together it is visually, but it's definitely an entertaining flick.

Watching mediocre to bad movies with friends is always a good time.

Saw Pacific Rim again with a group of friends... still awesome! :D

I still need to watch it in a cinema. Time's running out, too.

All About Lilly Chou Chou. A very perfect, dark, raw, and unrelenting truthful film about the life of teenagers.

So I watched Justice League: The New Frontier a while back. The movie was decent, but did Batman really need to change his costume before he went to the military?

Its been a while since I saw New Frontier, but are you on about where he goes from the black cowl to the blue one?

My cinema were testing our copy of Rush and the overheads said we could sit in and watch it. And man was it a GREAT...Hollywood movie. You see I'm not an F1 fan, and I loved it, and although my friend - and F1 fan - enjoyed it as well, he seemed to enjoy it less.

Let's just say, Rush is a more basic Hollywood film, a typical sports melodrama with fantastic acting, gorgeous cinematography and insane action, rather than some kind of love letter to F1 no matter how the marketing makes it out. A disappointment to F1 fans, maybe, but to all of those with no interest in F1 put off by the marketing, if you love movies, then you'll love this.

Yes. But in typing this reply, I noticed that they explained it. It still doesn't make sense, considering the sheer amount of time it would take (especially since Superman made it seem as if Robin was a recent development).