[Bristol] Cinema Outings

[inulro]

Next week: Hopefully, Troy on cheap night[1]. It's down to one evening showing: 8:00. I know they butchered Homer, but it's got Peter O'Toole.

The Saddest Movie in the World (which I was too lazy to schlep up to North Toronto to see earlier this month, despite desperately wanting to see) is on at the Watershed from the 25th of June to 1st of July. I'm proposing Tuesday the 29th. It's on at 8:35 (pm). Tuesday's not cheap night at the Watershed, but it's the only day I don't have to be up early the following morning.

Any takers for either?

[1] Showcase cinema, St. Philips Marsh/Brislington

Comments

[aeia.livejournal.com]

Should be up for Troy on Tuesday night assuming I'm not to tired from camping and starting new job at BRI. That's if you could pop by and pick me up.

[inulro.livejournal.com]

I'm feeling a bit ropy today but hopefully will feel like going to the cinema tomorrow. I'll give you a ring after work tomorrow.

[aeia.livejournal.com]

Me too actually, busy weekend, new job and that time of the month. A good sleep tonight should cure me.

[quercus.livejournal.com]

I saw it last week (cheap night).

They've butchered it - but I approve. What they've done to it is extensive, but I think it does go to making it a better film.

[the_axel]

It's de-mythologised (no supernatural elements at all) and Hollywoodised.

The former was done well, the latter was inevitable.

There were a few little details that showed somebody was paying attention (e.g. all the Heroes were blondes, the troops weren't).

I thought it worked really well.

[quercus.livejournal.com]

Oh, and Legolamb still needs a damn good slapping.