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Originally Posted by Rik  If I take both my kids, by the time I've bought tickets, drinks and snacks and sometimes lunch/tea, it's the best part of £50 for a cinema trip these days! |
I guess that's an upside to being single, as I went yesterday afternoon and 'paid for' the ticket with my Cineworld Unlimited card, which costs £17 per month – including yesterday, I've been to the cinema five times in the last three weeks.
As for the film, I thought it was very good, but suffered because it was a 'Part 1' film, so I knew it wouldn't be resolved and would probably end of a cliffhanger of sorts (a little like The Matrix Reloaded). I wasn't overly impressed with the first act, but became increasingly involved in the characters and events as the film progressed, so the ending did have a surprising emotional impact.
Saying that, I watched the truly abysmal
I, Frankenstein and the terrible, and slightly sad and unintentionally funny,
Dracula 3D on Saturday, so the only way was up!