Good news, it IS in 3D!a_person wrote:Apollo Picadilly Circus: 020 7451 9940 (I think)
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15. Nope we're on opposite sides.ucakpam wrote:I don't think so. I take the 29 bus. You?a_person wrote:Do you live next to me?ucakpam wrote:Same here. I can also take a direct bus to Leicester Square. I wonder if it's a 3D screening...
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Did you get the Westfield ones? How many do you want for Leicester Sq?prettyxcool wrote:ucakpam wrote:Same here. I can also take a direct bus to Leicester Square. I wonder if it's a 3D screening...
Me too. But I was too slow
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Hurrah! Thanks for checking, Beate.
prettyxcool, I must pass by you. I take the bus almost at the beginning of its route. :)
prettyxcool, I must pass by you. I take the bus almost at the beginning of its route. :)
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Thanks!Beate wrote:Good news, it IS in 3D!a_person wrote:Apollo Picadilly Circus: 020 7451 9940 (I think)
Thanks Beate!
Which one will you be going too?
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ucakpam wrote:prettyxcool, I must pass by you. I take the bus almost at the beginning of its route. :)
ucakpam, I assuming you are coming from the North!
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Im going to the Apollo, hopefully there will fewer brats there to kick my seat and throw popcorn at me.
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LOL, I wouldn't speak to soon...SimonV wrote:Im going to the Apollo, hopefully there will fewer brats there to kick my seat and throw popcorn at me.
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Well surprisingly there were few little ones at the Apollo. I would have gone to Westfield if it wasn't much further away, I think they had some special children's activities before that screening.
I really liked this film, it was alot of fun and the 3D wasn't too intrusive like other films but did add to the quality of the film. The animation has gone up a notch again, especially when you look at the water scenes and how they animate the hair for the characters.
There wasn't much of the usual dreamworks animation post-modern quirks, which I found nice. It was more of a "traditional" story animation, which was quite refreshing. It wasn't trying to be too clever and it had a good interesting story to tell.
One thing did annoy me were the accents, are we to assume Vikings sound Scottish? and Jay Baruchel wasn't the right voice for Hiccup I think, they needed someone abit more younger/innocent sounding.
However it's a minor point, I think the film was alot of fun to watch and would do well over the Easter period. 7.5/10
I really liked this film, it was alot of fun and the 3D wasn't too intrusive like other films but did add to the quality of the film. The animation has gone up a notch again, especially when you look at the water scenes and how they animate the hair for the characters.
There wasn't much of the usual dreamworks animation post-modern quirks, which I found nice. It was more of a "traditional" story animation, which was quite refreshing. It wasn't trying to be too clever and it had a good interesting story to tell.
One thing did annoy me were the accents, are we to assume Vikings sound Scottish? and Jay Baruchel wasn't the right voice for Hiccup I think, they needed someone abit more younger/innocent sounding.
However it's a minor point, I think the film was alot of fun to watch and would do well over the Easter period. 7.5/10
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How To Train Your Dragon
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Directed by Dean DeBlois, Chris Sanders
Starring: Jay Baruchel, Gerard Butler, America Ferrera
Plot: A hapless young Viking who aspires to hunt dragons becomes the unlikely friend of a young dragon himself, and learns there may be more to the creatures than he assumed.
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Directed by Dean DeBlois, Chris Sanders
Starring: Jay Baruchel, Gerard Butler, America Ferrera
Plot: A hapless young Viking who aspires to hunt dragons becomes the unlikely friend of a young dragon himself, and learns there may be more to the creatures than he assumed.
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