Name a film that you have seen more than 10 times.

Big Fish

Name a film that you’ve seen multiple times in the cinema.

Harry Potter and The Half Blood Prince. Saw it three times with different people. I just kept wanting to see it again!

Name an actor that would make you more inclined to see a film.

Ewan McGregor

Name an actor that would make you less likely to see a film.

Harrison Ford

Name a film that you can and do quote from.

Back to the Future (the trilogy..)

Name a film musical that you know all of the lyrics to all of the songs.

Across the Universe

Name a film that you would recommend everyone see.

The Legend of 1900

Ever walked out of a film?

Yes, Son of the Mask.

Name a film that made you cry in the cinema.

Up (Pixar/Disney)

Popcorn?

Yep.

How often do you go to the cinema (as opposed to renting them or watching them at home)?

Once every few months?

What’s the last film you saw in the cinema?

Avatar

What’s your favourite/preferred genre of film?

Action/adventure, kids’ films XD

What’s the first film you remember seeing in the cinema?

The Little Mermaid? I think.

What film do you wish you had never seen?

None really, I just turn them off if they’re rubbish :/

What is the scariest film you’ve seen?

The Butterfly Effect freaked me out! And Gothika.

If you could be any character portrayed in a movie, who would it be?

I don’t know.. Lara Croft XD

Total number of films you own on DVD and video.

Probably about 30 or 40?

Last film you bought.

Harry Potter and The Half Blood Prince. Don’t buy films that often..

Last film you watched.

I Love You Phillip Morris

Five films that mean a lot to you.

Big Fish, The Legend of 1900, The Last Samurai, Contact, Bridge to Terabithia

So, because I’ve just finished work for the day and it’s now dinner time, this is going to be a very short entry.

Basically, we’ve been really busy in work and when I’m not in work I’m trying my best to find unique, fantastic Christmas presents.

Quick film and soundtrack recommendation: Across the Universe. Great film/musical, especially if you like the Beatles!

I love Wallace and Gromit! I’ve grown up with them – I remember watching The Wrong Trousers when it was first on TV. The penguin really scared me but I loved his character anyway. I loved the scene in the museum, and the part when Gromit is spying on him from a cardboard box.

I adore Gromit’s character, mainly because he’s a dog, but also because he doesn’t literally speak but communicates through his facial expressions. He’s smart, lovely and loyal and I don’t know where Wallace would be without him. x)

My parents got me A Grand Day Out on VHS. I remember thinking how weird and wonderful the whole thing was. The entire concept is bizarrely fantastic – building a rocket out of scraps in a shed and then successfully traveling to the moon, all because they were out of cheese. Then the coin activated cooker that they meet there that dreams of going on a skiing holiday. XD;

There’s also The Curse of the Were-Rabbit, which I think is their funniest adventure. It’s the only full-length feature film from Wallace and Gromit, and now whenever I watch the short films, they never quite seem long enough.

And then there’s A Close Shave, with the infamous Shaun the Sheep. It was my favourite until last year’s A Matter of Loaf and Death, which is by far my most loved film of theirs, mainly because of Fluffles the poodle.

I think I’ll always love the characters, especially Gromit, and I’m looking forward to any future releases. For now I think a few things from their online shop are going on my Christmas list…

I saw Up on the weekend – I should write a post about that. Wasn’t my favourite Disney/Pixar film, by far. It’s too sad.

Anyway, just a quick post before I eat my lunch~