Solo daytime cinema (no DC!)- what should I see?

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I have a day off this week when DH will be in work and DS will be in nursery. I'm 29 weeks pregnant and trying to slow down at work before starting maternity leave in March. Thinking of treating myself to some 'me' time - including a solo daytime cinema trip. Big question - what do I see? I don't want anything gruesome or too emotional as my crazy pregnant lady hormones won't cope. Any recommendations?

Split is very good, slightly gruesome but more psychological. I enjoyed it alot and also saw it alone.

Was going to say Jackie but after reading all your post, best saving that til hormones have calmed down . Whatever you do don't go and see Assassins Creed, I had to suffer thst with DS1, tis shit of the highest order!

Sorry haven't helped you at all!

La La Land is pleasant and mildly diverting...?

I'd say La la land too

Lion is so good!

I second Lion 🦁

Lion is excellent but quite emotional - I never usually cry at films but I was shedding a few tears when I watched it last week.

I was going to suggest Jackie but think it's too emotional. La La Land will be a better choice. Haven't seen either yet. Only read the reviews.

Is La La Land happy or sad? I've heard lots of hype but don't actually know what it's about.

Trainspotting 2 anyone? Thinking there is no why I'll cry at that at 11.30am...right?!

Last solo daytime cinema trip was to see Bridget Jones Baby - 3 days after finding out I was pregnant. I actually dehydrated myself crying so much and had to go home to bed with a massive headache!!!

Trainspotting 2 was great, but quite emotional. Less bleak and more funny than the first. I was close to tears, but didn't cry! La La Land made me cry.

Everyone I know is recommending Hidden Figures, if that's release yet.

I keep meaning to get to it

Denial is excellent and really thought provoking, ditto Hacksaw Ridge - I thought that was amazing and thought provoking but pretty heavy going and you might think it too gruesome but I thought it wasn't gratuitous though clearly was a war film.

I really enjoyed Trainspotting 2, but as an extension/homage to the first one. Had i not loved the first one I would have thought it a bit odd and out of its time.

La la Land was lovely - a diversion and a bit of froth with nothing particular to say about it aside from a couple of enjoyable hours of cinema.

T2 is brilliant.

T2 or lego batman. 😀

T2 is great.