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I took my preteen kids to see it. We don't go to the cinema that often hence caveating my glowing review. But nevertheless I thought it was excellent and totally agree about the acting, I just found myself so involved with the story time wasn't an issue for me or the kids, who were also raving...

I'm sure you cinemaphiles would have seen better, but Queen of Katwe goes right to the very top of my, albeit limited, list of best films 2016. It would also rate high in my all time list, too. Who would have thought chess could be so exciting.

Ha, your other post reminded I hadn't posted my review :lol: The super cheap Bognor Picturedrome £2.50 each and nice and warm.

Finding Dory - The kids enjoyed it but the cinema was really hot, one thing lead to another and I had a long blink. That said I did find an octopus driving a truck while being guided by a fish with short term memory loss a little far fetched and rather lacking in credibility.

Sarcasm aside I finally bit the bullet and The Stat's went to Southampton to watch When Marnie Was There. First off the Harbour Lights Picturehouse is a really lovely cinema. Right in the middle of the marina, open fronted, with restaurant and coffee shop. Free parking and just a 10 minute walk...

That's brilliant advise thanks, which would you suggest would be better to travel to, from West Sussex, Southampton or London? As it is the Duke of York's are reshowing Marnie this weekend, and my car is as knackered as the trains. Double boooo.

Booo Me and the jnr Stat's are avid connoisseurs of Studio Ghibli So naturally we were ready and waiting in the Duke of York's for, When Marnie Was There at lunchtime today, when their sound system went kaput. They said they're only showing it through to Thursday (even though it was pretty...

Sorry I'm a bit late to the party on this one, but for £2.50 each, today, it would have been silly to miss:- The Jungle Book - Absolutely spectacular. I thought it was brilliantly done, all boxes ticked and yet still managed to bring a story so traditional bang up to date. The voices were...

Zootropolis We saw this today. I thought it was excellent the attention to size and scale was very enjoyable. I knew the sloths were a highlight, and yet I still wasn't prepared for how funny their scenes were. A great family film and a solid 8/10.