Danni02 Posted June 29, 2009 Report Posted June 29, 2009 My Sisters Keeper. Was really good! But get the tissues out! Quote
grumble bum Posted June 30, 2009 Report Posted June 30, 2009 Took my daughter to see Hannah Montana. Quote
Mr Jack Holden Posted June 30, 2009 Report Posted June 30, 2009 Hanna Montana it is so funny if you have any kids they should see it Quote
KirstyEkua Posted June 30, 2009 Report Posted June 30, 2009 Sunshine Cleaning. I really liked it. Great little Indie comedy. Quote
xGlowingAngelx Posted July 1, 2009 Report Posted July 1, 2009 After all those months of waiting and counting down, I finally seen My Sister's Keeper. (I'm gonna spoiler tag the rest, so I don't spoil it for those who haven't yet seen it.) Arghhhh! I loved it! <3. Such a beautiful film! OK, Yes, so the ending was different and although I was dreading it, because of how much I liked the book, I thought it worked amazingly. Was worried about Cameron Diaz taking on the role, because I'm not the hugest fan (I prefer her in comedies), but she pulled it off really well. Granted, Sara had moments where you want to scream, or punch her, or something, but she did in the book too and I still loved the character. Totally recommend it. Yes, you will need tissues. I cried the whole way through, as did my sister, who didn't even really wanna see it in the first place! hahaha. Quote
Di Posted July 1, 2009 Report Posted July 1, 2009 (edited) I have just come back from watching, My Sister's Keeper. I got choked up a few times, an also cried a couple of times.Thankfully i was not the only one, who was emotional. I read the book, an was told the ending is different in the film. Boy! it sure was, a diffrernt ending. Which was awesome. I'm not sure which ending i thing was the best? A film deff worth a look girls.. Edited July 1, 2009 by Di Quote
xGlowingAngelx Posted July 1, 2009 Report Posted July 1, 2009 I'm not sure which ending i thing was the best? I'm like that too. Back when it was first said that the ending may be different to the book, I was dreading it, but once I saw it, I really loved the way it ended. The emotional impact was probably the same as it was in the book, except that the circumstances were different. It's nice to know you got emotional too. I was filling up and then my Sister asked me for some tissue. Not sure how many others in the cinema cried, I didn't dare look round. haha. Quote
-Kevin- Posted July 2, 2009 Report Posted July 2, 2009 After all those months of waiting and counting down, I finally seen My Sister's Keeper. (I'm gonna spoiler tag the rest, so I don't spoil it for those who haven't yet seen it.) Arghhhh! I loved it! <3. Such a beautiful film! OK, Yes, so the ending was different and although I was dreading it, because of how much I liked the book, I thought it worked amazingly. Was worried about Cameron Diaz taking on the role, because I'm not the hugest fan (I prefer her in comedies), but she pulled it off really well. Granted, Sara had moments where you want to scream, or punch her, or something, but she did in the book too and I still loved the character. Totally recommend it. Yes, you will need tissues. I cried the whole way through, as did my sister, who didn't even really wanna see it in the first place! hahaha. I have just come back from watching, My Sister's Keeper. I got choked up a few times, an also cried a couple of times.Thankfully i was not the only one, who was emotional. I read the book, an was told the ending is different in the film. Boy! it sure was, a diffrernt ending. Which was awesome. I'm not sure which ending i thing was the best? A film deff worth a look girls.. I'm not sure which ending i thing was the best? I'm like that too. Back when it was first said that the ending may be different to the book, I was dreading it, but once I saw it, I really loved the way it ended. The emotional impact was probably the same as it was in the book, except that the circumstances were different. It's nice to know you got emotional too. I was filling up and then my Sister asked me for some tissue. Not sure how many others in the cinema cried, I didn't dare look round. haha. I really really really want to see it !! I have watched the trailers for it over and over and I really want to see the film I was thinking about waiting for it to come out on DVD but I really can't wait that long and I think its just a film for the cinema Quote
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