What's worth seeing tonight..don't fancy violence/things that make you think too hard

[walkinginawinterBundleland]

..dh has his book group and thought I might make myself scarce.

What, going Out?

sigh. yes, but on own. actually think it will be quite nice even if it is the Holloway Odeon with a wodge of Haagen Dazs

ok they have: Narnia, Constant Gardener, Exorcism of Emily Rose (!), flightplan (which I understand is a bit of a no-no), Keeping Mum (looks crap), mrs Henderson Presents, Nanny McPhee/Wallace & Grom (saw both with dd1)

think i need to find another cinema..

I would actually give Narnia a go, given those options. Ice cream. No kids. Think of me putting the Inferiorettes to bed as their dad comes slowly back from Edinburgh

dd1 is going to see it on Sunday, as part of a birthday party (bonkers parents take other 5 yr olds from 10am-3pm shocker)

Oooh, do you think DD1 would like it?

Ds and dd are going to see Narnia with school, so I am going to have to take (28 year old) step dd instead, whether she likes it or not.

there's obviously a Narnia For Grownups mass movement going on...

You could come with us, we could all go

What's wrong with Flightplan? Thought I might go and see that.

I think it was batters who said on another thread that it was so bad that people were laughing..for all the wrong reasons.

Thanks. Might give that a miss now - unless I fancy a laugh!

right. i went to see In Her Shoes, expecting it to be baaad, but it was even worse but filled a couple of hours nicely and helped reinforce that Cameron Diaz has such bad skin. But what the f* was Toni Colette doing even being in the film?

I saw Harry Potter on Tuesday and loved it