Shameful confession!

You absolutely cannot admit to not liking Catcher In the Rye!

Oh, I know, Sara65, I really should have borrowed the Gransnet tin hat before I criticised the sacred book. But I seem to have got away with it.....

You absolutely cannot admit to not liking Catcher In the Rye! People may think you don’t appreciate good literature!

I read it a bit late in the day, probably in my forties, it was okay! But not the big amazing literary experience I was expecting

Fflaurie, just don’t get me started on Lost in Translation! Self-indulgent, xenophobic, tedious - it’s way down there with the worst (and most overrated) films I’ve ever had to sit through. Mind you, I must confess that I just don’t get the hype around the supposed masterpiece that is Catcher in the Rye either.

I walked out of Moulin Rouge; I hated Titanic; the trailers for Mamma Mia made me cringe. What a premise: woman sh-g- 3 men in short time scheme result daughter doesn't know who her dad is.... Meryl Streep in dungarees? Perlease

Forgive me ladies because I am about to sin,

I HATED the stage show Mama Mia, so wouldn't even watch the film.
I HATED the stage show the Lion King, couldn't wait to get out.
Lady in the Van - turned it off half way through.
The feted film ; Lost in Translation, well I am still waiting for it to start
Shall I go on???

Oops don't know what happened there. I asked for Lady in the van which I had wanted to see since it irst came out. That was a really good film and while there were moments which made you smile it was such a sad film.

I rarely watch TV and never go to the cinema these days. My DH and youngest DS brought me home from hospital last week and after making me a cup of tea, which I was longing for, DS put Bohemian Rhapsody on. Never been much of a Queen fan but really enjoyed the film. When it had finished it was still spoil Mum afternoon so I asked for w

Awful book - 50 Shades? Did I read the wrong one (I thought it was great?)?

I didn't read 50 shades either, many of my friends couldn't believe it, because I am a great reader, greatest showman was oh hum ,my confession, I didn't enjoy under the Tuscan Sun ,how many people can afford to run away to Tuscany & buy an old mansion really

I saw it last week and loved it too. Excellent acting and absorbing story with just enough humour.

Loved Green Book alypoole

Anyone seen Green Book? Loved that!

Agree about The Greatest Showman and La la Land. Adore Les Miserables and Billy Elliot, the musical not the film. Loathe Mrs Brown’s Boys.

I’m with you on Mrs Brown, she’s revolting

Oliver Coleman is a brilliant actress but I hated the Queen Anne film. I thought bohemian rhapsody as very good. Another programme I will not watch is Mrs Browns boys. Just awful.

I liked the songs in Greatest Showmam, mainly because my young granddaughter loved to sing along. The film that flummoxed me was La Land. How that was nominated for, or won anything is a complete mystery. I go to the cinema with a friend and we often just look at each other at the end of a film in wonderment. Wondering what the heck all the hype was about.

Hallelujah! I didn’t like Greatest Showman either although I thought a couple of the songs were quite good.
I find the more hype the worse the film!
Won’t be watching Mama Mia either.

Hurrah I thought I was the only one. The story could’ve been told in about 15 minutes but I kept watching it as I thought it would get better. How wrong was I that was several hours, that was what it felt like, that I will never get back

Oh me too, I thought the greatest showman was awful, couldn’t even watch it all the way through. It was like torture.
Fifty shades, was also awful, really badly written, I couldn’t understand the hype. I think the people who liked it, were not avid readers, who appreciate a well written book.

Loved fisherman so friends and mama Mia 2 was OK about the greatest showman but not overwhelmed about it got a bit confused what all the hype was about!

Never seen it and not that bothered!

My shameful 'not seen' is Titanic which everyone went to see 20 years ago and still like now. I remember watching 'A night to remember' with my Dad years ago and couldn't bring myself to watch another version

Never heard of it!!

The last films I saw were This Is Cinerama, in Bradford and Top Gun at an outdoor screening at Peckham Rooftop cinema.
I don't much like cinemas.

Well...I didn't find it very good either. I also got bored with 'Mama Mia' and I haven't seen any episodes of 'Game of Thrones'. Clearly a social misfit and from now on, having admitted this, an outcast.

Does ANYONE like LaLa land?