JasonC

For some bizarre reason, the only thing I can remember about the movie is Knightly standing profile, one arm raised in the air and calling her people into battle, or something. Maybe it was the camera angle, but she was completely flat-chested. Wearing a few leather belts didn't really help either.

Ah yes. The film that proves she has the body of a malnourished 12 year old.

KNEEL BEFORE GRODD!

This really is a thing now, isn't it?

What's wrong with being cynical about everything?

Kingsman: Brilliantly entertaining. Colin Firth was great as always and Samuel L Jackson was just having the best time of his life hamming it up, silly accent and everything. But great heavens above the body count was halfway to the moon!

I will believe Spider-Man is going to be in an MCU movie when I'm watching one and he appears on screen.

This must be mine. MINE I SAY!!

I want another Urban-led Dredd movie. And I want it NOW.

I'm so far in, I can't see daylight.

Because we are in the end times as predicted by the Bible and Michael Bay is the Anti-Christ.

You were missing Groot and Rocket.

Another sign of the Apocalypse.

It was a good trailer. But not for a Fantastic Four movie.

It's TV. He's not going to be that much of a sicko.

Interstellar: I am so glad I didn't see this in the theatre. It would have been the fourth film I've ever walked out of.

I don't know. One minute he's a lonely drunk, the next he's 'hey I can talk to fish now!', the next 'Look at me, I'm King of The Sea!'. It was a bit abrupt. Decent film though. Even if Shazam was annoying.

I will believe Spider-Man is in a Marvel movie when I'm sitting in the cinema watching one and he appears on screen.

Everyone's allowed a couple of mistakes.

Kung Fu?

It's good but I prefer the first trailer. Also, freeze frame the cast listing thingie. Stellan Skarsgard is back.

After seeing that I am finding it hard to maintain my faith in the MCU.

Genius.

I rather think its Marvel that's made her a drawing star.