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jools66 · 04-17-2016, 01:41 AM

Hi there everyone.
So went to see these 2 films yesterday.
Jungle Book was first.
Really liked this film, was beautiful to watch.
And the cgi wasn't invasive.
They stick to the original film pretty well.
I saw it in 3D Imax which for sure makes it a much richer viewing experience.
There were just as many adults on their own as families together.
You won't be disappointed.

So now Eye In The Sky.
This film is good but not the best film like this I have seen.
Helen Mirren is great as always, as is the late Alan Rickman.
The film really annoys the hell out of you for the large part, which is the point.
This is because of all the protocol that as to be followed.
The audience was groaning at the pure fact that is can and probably does happen in real life.
Some of it seems to be a bit dramatic just to hang it out for a while longer.
The film does however get the 2 valid points across.
That these kinds of decisions are never as easy as people think.
I would say personally that you could just watch this on dvd when it comes out. It's not one that is a must for a trip to the cinema.

04-17-2016, 01:41 AM	#8
jools66 Member How Do You Identify?: lesbian Relationship Status: Married Join Date: Mar 2013 Location: uk Posts: 289 My Photo Gallery Thanks: 192 Thanked 696 Times in 227 Posts Rep Power: 3251484	Jungle Book & Eye In The Sky Hi there everyone. So went to see these 2 films yesterday. Jungle Book was first. Really liked this film, was beautiful to watch. And the cgi wasn't invasive. They stick to the original film pretty well. I saw it in 3D Imax which for sure makes it a much richer viewing experience. There were just as many adults on their own as families together. You won't be disappointed. So now Eye In The Sky. This film is good but not the best film like this I have seen. Helen Mirren is great as always, as is the late Alan Rickman. The film really annoys the hell out of you for the large part, which is the point. This is because of all the protocol that as to be followed. The audience was groaning at the pure fact that is can and probably does happen in real life. Some of it seems to be a bit dramatic just to hang it out for a while longer. The film does however get the 2 valid points across. That these kinds of decisions are never as easy as people think. I would say personally that you could just watch this on dvd when it comes out. It's not one that is a must for a trip to the cinema.