Movie Recommendations

moana is really good!

Titanic and the Secret Life of Pets are also amazing!

Titanic is based on the famous ship that sank years ago and it stars Leonardo DiCaprio as Jack and Kate Winslet as Rose.

The Secret Life of Pets is simply what pets do when their owners are gone. It has dogs, cats, birds, etc. It's really cute!

Some recommendations I have are:

-How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days
-Bride Wars
-Something Borrowed
-27 Dresses
-New Year's Eve
-Valentine's Day
-Mother's Day

I love all of these movies a lot

Thanks guys! I added them to the list c:

Finding Dory is a touching movie and I think it will make you cry from happy and sad tears 

Also, Zootopia is an inspiring and interesting movie!

These two are my favorite movies so far this year.

I would definitely recommend Fantastic Beasts to you, it is a brilliant movie. I'm not really one for movies, but if you haven't seen The Duff, despite the cringe that makes you want to gouge your eyes out, the movie itself is pretty good.

Beloved♥ wrote:Finding Dory is a touching movie and I think it will make you cry from happy and sad tears 

Also, Zootopia is an inspiring and interesting movie!

These two are my favorite movies so far this year.

yesss I loved these too this year!

yey I have been waiting for a thread like this for a while so thanks for setting this up Cammy! 
I'll break mine down by genre so that it's clearer, also I don't know about everyone else but I won't watch movies of certain genres such as horror so hopefully the descriptions won't be misleading or anything.

Another thing is that some of the movies I'm recommending are rated 15 in the UK which translates to an R rating in the US I think? In most cases it's to do with the language they use rather than content - younger members please be aware of this (if this isn't allowed I can remove the titles which may not be appropriate!)

Comedy
21 Jump Street/22 Jump Street
We're The Millers
Bridesmaids
Scott Pilgrim vs The World
The Heat
The Dictator
Legally Blonde
The 'Big Momma' series

Romantic Comedy
Mean Girls
The Proposal
She's The Man
500 Days of Summer

Drama/comedy-drama(?)
Perks of Being a Wallflower
Paper Towns
Joy
Forrest Gump

Musical
Pitch Perfect
Hairspray
Sister Act/Sister Act 2
Les Miserables (2012)
The Last Five Days

Faye wrote:yey I have been waiting for a thread like this for a while so thanks for setting this up Cammy! 
I'll break mine down by genre so that it's clearer, also I don't know about everyone else but I won't watch movies of certain genres such as horror so hopefully the descriptions won't be misleading or anything.

Another thing is that some of the movies I'm recommending are rated 15 in the UK which translates to an R rating in the US I think? In most cases it's to do with the language they use rather than content - younger members please be aware of this (if this isn't allowed I can remove the titles which may not be appropriate!)

Comedy
21 Jump Street/22 Jump Street
We're The Millers
Bridesmaids
Scott Pilgrim vs The World
The Heat
The Dictator
Legally Blonde
The 'Big Momma' series

Romantic Comedy
Mean Girls
The Proposal
She's The Man
500 Days of Summer

Drama/comedy-drama(?)
Perks of Being a Wallflower
Paper Towns
Joy
Forrest Gump

Musical
Pitch Perfect
Hairspray
Sister Act/Sister Act 2
Les Miserables (2012)
The Last Five Days

Hairspray is brilliant. I love POBAW and Paper Towns too <3

Shazza wrote:

Faye wrote:yey I have been waiting for a thread like this for a while so thanks for setting this up Cammy! 
I'll break mine down by genre so that it's clearer, also I don't know about everyone else but I won't watch movies of certain genres such as horror so hopefully the descriptions won't be misleading or anything.

Another thing is that some of the movies I'm recommending are rated 15 in the UK which translates to an R rating in the US I think? In most cases it's to do with the language they use rather than content - younger members please be aware of this (if this isn't allowed I can remove the titles which may not be appropriate!)

Comedy
21 Jump Street/22 Jump Street
We're The Millers
Bridesmaids
Scott Pilgrim vs The World
The Heat
The Dictator
Legally Blonde
The 'Big Momma' series

Romantic Comedy
Mean Girls
The Proposal
She's The Man
500 Days of Summer

Drama/comedy-drama(?)
Perks of Being a Wallflower
Paper Towns
Joy
Forrest Gump

Musical
Pitch Perfect
Hairspray
Sister Act/Sister Act 2
Les Miserables (2012)
The Last Five Days

Hairspray is brilliant. I love POBAW and Paper Towns too <3

You have great taste in movies, I love Fantastic Beasts too but you already suggested it haha   <3

Faye wrote:

Shazza wrote:

Faye wrote:yey I have been waiting for a thread like this for a while so thanks for setting this up Cammy! 
I'll break mine down by genre so that it's clearer, also I don't know about everyone else but I won't watch movies of certain genres such as horror so hopefully the descriptions won't be misleading or anything.

Another thing is that some of the movies I'm recommending are rated 15 in the UK which translates to an R rating in the US I think? In most cases it's to do with the language they use rather than content - younger members please be aware of this (if this isn't allowed I can remove the titles which may not be appropriate!)

Comedy
21 Jump Street/22 Jump Street
We're The Millers
Bridesmaids
Scott Pilgrim vs The World
The Heat
The Dictator
Legally Blonde
The 'Big Momma' series

Romantic Comedy
Mean Girls
The Proposal
She's The Man
500 Days of Summer

Drama/comedy-drama(?)
Perks of Being a Wallflower
Paper Towns
Joy
Forrest Gump

Musical
Pitch Perfect
Hairspray
Sister Act/Sister Act 2
Les Miserables (2012)
The Last Five Days

Hairspray is brilliant. I love POBAW and Paper Towns too <3

You have great taste in movies, I love Fantastic Beasts too but you already suggested it haha   <3

Thank you haha! There's not much on in cinemas lately (You're british too, right?) And i don't go much, but i saw it in 3D, i loved it!

Shazza wrote:

Faye wrote:

Shazza wrote:

Faye wrote:yey I have been waiting for a thread like this for a while so thanks for setting this up Cammy! 
I'll break mine down by genre so that it's clearer, also I don't know about everyone else but I won't watch movies of certain genres such as horror so hopefully the descriptions won't be misleading or anything.

Another thing is that some of the movies I'm recommending are rated 15 in the UK which translates to an R rating in the US I think? In most cases it's to do with the language they use rather than content - younger members please be aware of this (if this isn't allowed I can remove the titles which may not be appropriate!)

Comedy
21 Jump Street/22 Jump Street
We're The Millers
Bridesmaids
Scott Pilgrim vs The World
The Heat
The Dictator
Legally Blonde
The 'Big Momma' series

Romantic Comedy
Mean Girls
The Proposal
She's The Man
500 Days of Summer

Drama/comedy-drama(?)
Perks of Being a Wallflower
Paper Towns
Joy
Forrest Gump

Musical
Pitch Perfect
Hairspray
Sister Act/Sister Act 2
Les Miserables (2012)
The Last Five Days

Hairspray is brilliant. I love POBAW and Paper Towns too <3

You have great taste in movies, I love Fantastic Beasts too but you already suggested it haha   <3

Thank you haha! There's not much on in cinemas lately (You're british too, right?) And i don't go much, but i saw it in 3D, i loved it!

Yes, I am british   if I could go to the cinema now I'd choose between Moana and Passengers (it's got Jennifer Lawrence and Chris Pratt in who I both love haha). I think there's a movie coming out soon called La La Land which looks quite good as well, but tickets for the cinema here are really expensive (over £10 even with student ID) so i just watch things online instead xD
3D is worth the extra though in my opinion whenever I do go! 

I recommend Passengers. I've seen it and IT'S SO GOOD! So so good. Thanks for making this post, btw!  

Faye: I know a cinema that only charges £5 for any film lol. I can tell you via PM if you wish. xD

Anika wrote:I recommend Passengers. I've seen it and IT'S SO GOOD! So so good. Thanks for making this post, btw!  

Faye: I know a cinema that only charges £5 for any film lol. I can tell you via PM if you wish. xD

Passengers is meant to be amazing!! The Odeon near me does that sometimes but that's up north c:

Thanks for the recommendations! I'll add them to the list, but I'm gonna organize them by genre (thanks to Faye's post xD) first :3

Anika wrote:I recommend Passengers. I've seen it and IT'S SO GOOD! So so good. Thanks for making this post, btw!  

Faye: I know a cinema that only charges £5 for any film lol. I can tell you via PM if you wish. xD

Wow, £5 for any film would be amazing - please PM me the name of this place xDD

Shazza: I used to go to an odeon up north as well and I can't remember the last time I paid £5 for a ticket   I guess it really varies where you are. I hate how cinemas like odeon add on £1/£2 for the newer or more popular films