I respectfully disagree. It was a riot in that theatre. That slow motion "nooooooooooo" brought the lulz. But you're right, watching this by yourself would probably suck.

Four Lions by an absolute mile.

I haven't enjoyed a cinema-going experience as much as that for a long, long time.

Definitely Inception, with The Kings Speech a close second but Black Swan isn't out here in the UK yet.

Inception was one of the most enjoyable movies I've seen in a while.

I still need to see 127 hours though, I heard it was pretty good.

Black Swan.

Definitely even better than I expected, and that was going in with a really high regard for Aronofsky's work.

True Grit only comes here in February.

They never show any Arofonovsky here so Black Swan I'll have to watch on DVD.

The King's Speech. I like feel good, optimistic movies.

Plus Colin Firth's performance is as good as an acting performance can get.

I like Inception. It really shows that not all summer movies have to be dumb, remakes, sequels, prequels, or squeakuels.

True Grit, a western by the Coen Brothers is like a Beatles song being performed by God.

Even though I'm getting sick of Boston based movies, The Town was excellent.

I've only seen six of the films up there, but my favourite was most definitely Four Lions and I'm keen to see Machete at some point.