Ha ha! We're rewatching all of the films ready for next week. Just finished First class, last one next Monday ready for the cinema on Tuesday.

I thought First Class was the last one before Days of Future Past?

Do I need to have watched "The wolverine" before seeing this?

Malc

It is.

We are going to watch The Wolverine too, neither of us have seen it.

I watched X-Men for the first time the other night. It was terrible.

Best movie of 2012 according to me. It was just brilliant.

Rather late to the party for me but I watched this on Netflix last night and by crikey what a fantastic and expertly assembled film it is!

I liked the way it played a chunk of its hand right from the start so you knew full well there was a lot more than the standard genre set-up going on, thus had 'more' to watch as it were. (Roger Ebert considered it so little of a spoiler he actually gave a synopsis of some of it in his review.)

Everything about it was spot-on, 95 minutes of pure quality entertainment, I'm just amazed it took me so long to getting round to watch it.

By crikey the stuff they can get away with at Cert 15 these days though!

I'm halfway through Her. It's pretty fascinating, but it's taken a bit of a silly turn in the last quarter of an hour.

You don't need to have watched The Wolverine to do anything. Aside from 'wasted a couple of hours watching The fucking Wolverine'. It's a pre-requisite if you're planning that in.

I'm halfway through Her. It's pretty fascinating, but it's taken a bit of a silly turn in the last quarter of an hour.

You know that Johansson has a twin, right?

Those of you into ('Films of differing genres with a Sci-Fi setting' - Ed) could do worse than to check out Pandorum.

I'll say nothing about it here, save to say it's a spooky spaceship movie and well worth ('legally streaming from an approved outlet' -Ed)

Edge of Tomorrow: unexpectedly good.

"It's a boy girl thing": body swap story with a promising start and middle but ends up overly sentimental.

Edge of Tomorrow: unexpectedly good.

No, just 2D.

Ah, ok, cheers for reply anyway.

I saw it in Imax 3D yesterday and I wouldn't say the 3D was great. No depth really, just background blurriness. I would go for the 2D.

P.S. In case anyone's interested, here's a handy site that keeps tabs on which films are "Real 3D" (ie. actually filmed in 3D) or "Fake 3D" (converted to 3D during post-production, often with dodgy results - GRAVITY seems to be the one major exception to the rule here).

I thought that, but the second time I saw it those bits felt much shorter and better.