Originally Posted By disney pete Kung Fu Panda 2 sky movies Tea n cookies not as good as the first one but still really enjoyable.
Originally Posted By Labuda The Avengers water Regal Cinema at a 1230 am showing this morning Really good movie that seemed to move pretty quickly despite how dang tired I was (Matt, too). We got out of the theater at 3:19 this morning, then had to get up this morning at 0730 to make it to 0900 hair appointments. Which means we'll be seeing it again soon since he zombied out a a bit and I was too busy yawning at some points to pay close attention. Oh, and for those who didn't realize this: those tickets you can buy at CostCo for Regal/Edwards/whatever the other name they operate under is CAN be used when it says No Passes Accepted. You just have to pay an upcharge if it's 3D or IMAX or you're in Times Square. Which means I paid $15.99 for two tickets to see The Avengers instead of $20. Anyhow, I give The Avengers a 7.5/10 - didn't love it as much as I thought I would, plus Thor didn't take his shirt off at any point. Ah, but they did have a pretty cool Batman trailer.
Originally Posted By WDWdreamin Despicable Me rental DVD I really enjoyed it a lot. I Don't Know How She Does It rental DVD I liked it more than I anticipated, but then I thought it would be a bad movie. I like the three main actors though, so it was enjoyable enough.
Originally Posted By wendebird The Avengera Cinemark XD 3D Water I really loved this movie, especially Iron Man. Best hero ever! Seeing it in 3d made me feel sick, too much movement, but I will go see this again in 2d. Lots of action & humor!
Originally Posted By WDWdreamin How could I forget? Hunger Games Theater No snack I thought it was very entertaining. And I did cry, of course. However, I thought that they changed some of the good lines unnecessarily (I mean, they didn't cut them, they just changed them.).
Originally Posted By disneyfreaksk The Avengers Harkins Theater Popcorn and Coke Super cool effects. Loved the lizard like space ships. Would have been marvelous in 3D. Much of the crowd was laughing in parts I didn't get. I am not a super hero follower and assumed the humor was related to past history. I thought the part where Ironman/Spark was wearing a Black Sabbath t-shirt was a nice detail. It was worth the money to see at the theater.
Originally Posted By dagobert 21 DVD Sushi and a small bottle of beer I love that movie, since I've visited Las Vegas in 2008.
Originally Posted By Labuda The Sitter RedBox whatever we had for dinner two nights ago Loved it! Very funny, and weird to see the star fat when I just saw him much trimmer now in 21 Jump Street. The Pirates! and of Misfits Cinemark 3D nachos & a Coke What a delight this film was! Of course, I've been big into stop motion for a long time, and a fan of Aardman since I first saw Wallace & Gromit in The Wrong Trousers wayyyyyyy back in early 1994. Special thanks go to my BFF John for taking me to see that movie at (I think) a showing at Rice University. 50/50 RedBox chicken fajitas Wow, really good movie, and I enjoyed the special features; I hadn't realized it's based on the life of a friend of Seth Rogen. Anyhow, it's weird that it's a comedy about cancer, but that's what it is. And Joseph Gordon-Levitt is an AMAZING actor. And I really like the girl that plays his therapist - seen her in a few things, and she's just adorable.
Originally Posted By Labuda Oh, and as a reminder, now that summer movie season is here, you should expect to see a LOT of posts from me in this thread. Next post MAY be Dark Shadows, but maybe I'll watch a movie today or tomorrow on tv. I *do* need to go to the RedBox again to return 50/50, after all.
Originally Posted By Autopia Deb Cars 2 DVR I finally got around to seeing this. It lacked all the charm of the original, a love letter to the Amercan South West and car culture. I didn't hate Cars 2, but I didn't love it either. The most enjoyable part was the clashing cultures song and post card animation at the end.
Originally Posted By LPFan22 Cinderella, Tarzan and Bambi DVD's in the comfort of our PPH room cookies, chocolate covered strawberries, veggies, chips and beverages from concierge. Mom and I spent 5 days at the DLR and during some relaxing times we stopped at concierge for free dvd rentals and snacks. You'll probably only see a post like this from me once every decade. It was a rare but wonderful splurge.
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Originally Posted By WDWdreamin ^hmm The Avengers in theater no snack I really thought this movie was great. The theater was packed and I really enjoyed the crowd this time. Our favorite part was with Loki and The Hulk. Robert Downey Jr does a very good job in his character, but I like Captain America best.
Originally Posted By Autopia Deb Avengers Theater Popcorn This is easily the best movie I've seen in a theater in years! I loved everyone in it, not just Ironman and Cap. I would really like to see more Hawkeye in the next movie and really, really hope Joss Whedon remains at the helm.
Originally Posted By Labuda Wow, ok, I think the Admin may have been for me saying that I wish Ron Howard's daughter would stop playing witches - though I changed a letter in that word. If that was me, sorry. But, I just had finished watching The Help. WOW... awesome, awesome film - Redbox rental and water for that one. Anyhow, Friday night we saw: Dark Shadows in IMAX Regal frozen Coke Loved it! Such campy fun! Only complaint is that even to ME it was WAYYYYYY too loud at first. I think it won't be anywhere near the top of the pile this weekend since the showing was only maybe 1/8 full. It was a 10:15 Friday night showing. Then Saturday, we decided to be awake for our 2nd viewing of: The Avengers Cinemark Coke Icee and small popcorn Wow... turns out despite thinking I'd only missed a few seconds on the first viewing, I'll now admit I probably missed a good 5 minutes at our 12:30 am last Saturday morning viewing. Oh, and Matt thinks he missed at least 20 minutes or so. Anyhow, this theatre was PACKED for a 2:55 Saturday afternoon showing. We got there about 40 minutes early and there were already about 15 people in front of us in the line waiting to get in. Oh, and in case anyone cares, I read in the new (May 18) Entertainment Weekly that someone is working on an "origin story" film for Ant Man, who was apparently a founder of The Avengers. Oh, and saw a really awesome Batman trailer. But I have one question - how does Bane (or Bain?) eat? It doesn't look like he ever takes it off, so I want to know how the heck he eats. DDMAN? You reading this? I expect you may know the answer, if anyone does.
Originally Posted By Labuda "Our favorite part was with Loki and The Hulk." I'm wondering if your favorite part of that is my favorite part of that. I'm just trying to figure out how to hint about it without spoiling anything for those who haven't seen it. Hmmm, how about I just say it was an unexpected move to the left on the part of one of them?
Originally Posted By disneyfreaksk Dark Shadows Harkins theater Popcorn & Coke I took my mom (in her 60's)for Mother's Day and we both loved it. I was surprised she liked it so much because she usually only likes the classic movies. She can be edgy though. There were a few scenes I did not care for but I figured that it tied into the tv series.
Originally Posted By disney pete Cobra sky greats no snacks used to love this film now i just like it a lot.
