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To NOT go and see the fast and furious 5?

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msrisotto · 27/04/2011 20:21

I haven't seen the previous 4, it's not my kind of film, i'm not interested.

DP wants to go and see it but not on his own and is a bit miffed that I won't go with him. I have been with him to other films that i'm not interested in and vice versa but I really don't want to go to this one! AIBU?

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blueeyedmonster · 27/04/2011 20:23

No tell him to go with a friend. My dp is he wouldn't even ask me as he knows what the answer would be!

kay1975 · 27/04/2011 20:28

I love the F&F films!! I went on Sat with my youngest son and we enjoyed every min of the new one!

AprilRose · 27/04/2011 20:33

YANBU - why should you see a film you don't want to see?

That said; I'm in your DP's boat - want to see it but have no one to go with, and am irrationally unable to go alone.

I'm waiting for the dvd... seems the only answer!

CharlieCoCo · 27/04/2011 23:36

april rose why cant you go alone? i think its so sad (not sad as in your pathetic) that people miss out because they cant face going alone. you are sat in a dark room, all facing the same direction and being quiet. there are usually others there alone too so not as scary as it seems. i have even been to the theatre on my own before coz no one would go and i didnt want to miss out. its really fine. no offence and dont take it personally but just think, you arent that important that everyone will be focused on u and not the film and if they are then they are the pathetic ones not you.

RobF · 27/04/2011 23:44

The new one is supposed to be quite good. I saw the first one, thought it was ok, but all the other sequels are reportedly crap.

huddspur · 27/04/2011 23:46

YANBU its probably the worst film series ever

AprilRose · 28/04/2011 00:08

Don't worry, Charlie, no offence taken. It's silly; I really do know how ridiculous I'm being, not wanting to go alone, but still I can't get over it, somehow. It's completely irrational and yeah - a little bit pathetic. I'm a grown woman, I ought to be able to go to the cinema without someone holding my hand!

I think (really sorry OP for hijacking, I'll be quick, I promise!) that part of it is because cinema-going has always been a really social thing for me; when younger I would go with big groups of friends, and it was a big deal, and it's just got to that stage where I can't wrap my head around it not being a social event... Plus I do like debrieefing afterwards, and you can't do that if no one you know has seen the film!

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