What movie did you just watch, and how was it? (expect some spoilers but try not to post any!)

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#285569 28-Dec-2009 12:01

Saw it at Imax

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#285587 28-Dec-2009 12:44

The Hangover - was actually much better than I initially thought, thoroughly enjoyable!

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#285653 28-Dec-2009 17:12

Adamal: Went and saw Avatar in 3D last night. The 3D effects totally immerse you in the story and almost make you forget that you're looking at fiction.

Only problem I had was that they had issues with the right eye projector, and it would blank out for a couple of seconds at the time, and when it came back, the focus was borked. This felt really uncomfortable for my eyes

Were you at the 1.30PM Imax on Dec 27?? I was same problem.

Enjoyed the movie though. Great 3D. Rumor has it that the Star Trek sequel will be in 3D as well after JJ Abrams saw Avatar,

http://trekmovie.com/2009/10/08/jj-abrams-talks-star-trek-sequel-shatner-nimoy-nick-meyer-more/

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#285987 30-Dec-2009 01:36

We watched Sherlock Holmes on boxing day. Thoroughly enjoyable movie. Law & Downey Jnr make a great team. 8 / 10

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#286002 30-Dec-2009 08:17

Avatar, saw it in digital 3D, great visual spectacle. You are totally immersed in the 3D world, awesome movie. 10/10.

Sherlock Holmes, argee with Shock, Law and RDJ make a great team. 9/10

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#286043 30-Dec-2009 12:43

Avatar 3D. 4294967296 / 10

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#286253 31-Dec-2009 11:36

No Country For Old Men. Was pleasently suprised, bar the ending. But i enjoyed it overall.
Requiem For A Dream. Different, which is so my bag..

Looking forward to watching Gladiator, finally.

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#286255 31-Dec-2009 11:47

Been to see Avatar in 3D, a truly imersive experience and actually quite a good story too.

9.5/10

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#286323 31-Dec-2009 23:22

Just watched Underworld: Evolution and Underworld: Rise of the Lycans. Like the first Underworld I saw a few weeks ago I am surprise the movies are actually quite good...

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#286358 1-Jan-2010 11:27

pjnet: Been to see Avatar in 3D, a truly imersive experience and actually quite a good story too.

9.5/10

I saw it a couple of days ago with the whole family. First 3D movie that I felt the 3D really added to the immersion. Will be interested to see what it is like when not in 3D. Truly spectacular. I found the story of the natives very good. The corporate storyline was a little stretched but you could believe it. When it came to the mercenaries taking the package to the tree of souls I thought it was getting very strained. Still think it is a solid 9/10

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#286639 3-Jan-2010 12:10

Sherlock Holmes - 7/10. OK movie, great TV/DVD movie, but would rather have saved my movie dollars for something else. Like Avatar 3D. Avatar 3D is still getting sold-out sessions ( at Albany anyway - 6.45pm on New Years day). Thought everyone had left Auckland for the holidays !!

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#286647 3-Jan-2010 12:42

Saw Avatar in Dunedin last Thurs, really pissed off to find it's not 3D in Dunedin :(

Really enjoyed it, but will have to go again when I'm back in Chch - for the 3D experience

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#286781 4-Jan-2010 07:11

The new Chipmunks movie - My Kids seamed to enjoy it. Me: not so much. Songs I enjoyed though. I usually enjoy a good animated "kids" flick. But for some reason, not these squeaky ones.
Had a new watching experience though - Watched it in the bean-bag theatre at sylvia park as only front row left in normal theatre when we arrived. Was pleasantly surprised how comfortable and large they are. You get 2 people allocated to 1 bag but I had me in the middle of one and my 2 kids either side (5 & 7 yo) another family had 2 adults 3 kids !! they seamed happy.

TIP: give them a good few shoves and punches before you jump on, to get them more chair-like (they start off more giant pillow-like, and we were just staring at the ceiling!) edit - I mean the been bag not the other family :)

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#286812 4-Jan-2010 10:37

Avatar 3D: Terrible plot, terrible dialogue, questionable score. Incredible 3D and visually spectacular. See it now!

The Dark Knight - Blu-ray: Watched this at the in-law's place on their 50" 1080p Samsung TV. OMG it was amazing looking. Again, the story is full of plot holes and it is susceptible to all superhero movie flaws, but in HD it is also visually stunning. Didn't suffer from the usual over-grainyness of some HD movies that I've seen either. All images were mega-crisp and colourful. See it on Blu-ray if you can :)

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#286813 4-Jan-2010 10:47

Avatar 3D again, still as good as the last time.

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