Films Seen in Theaters

Very first time I got to go to the theater, then this came into 3-D which only made it much more awesome during the fight scenes!

First trip to Universal Studios and I was shocked when it said 4-D it meant it! The sneezing, crashing, fire, spiders, and pixies almost made me jump from the chair!

Regardless of its quality, I recalled watching the movie since I already knew what the OG book was like, however, I don't remember much of the experience of it, maybe that's a good thing.

Sister's birthday and her choice at the time when she was going chipmunk crazy!

Some parts I laughed some parts were weird, decent, but I always wondered how I learned of this in the first place...

I don't remember much about this film, then again, it wasn't my type of movie at the time. Still enjoyable.

The only Harry Potter film I actually got to see when released. Some of the scenes still terrified me to this day.

6th grade field trip to Downtown LA for the premiere, what luck! One of the highlights of the decade and final year of elementary! Stick to the story without much change to the plot.

So many familiar fairy tales grouped into one, and boy was it funny to see everything gone wrong throughout the misadventures. Never saw the ending though.

I was always interested in mythological and supernatural creatures, so I picked this. Quite frankly, I kept thinking it was suppose to be the Loch Ness Monster.

Sister's choice, when she was into the hype, I only tagged along for the excitement, but it was okay.

After hearing of a sequel to the first, just had to watch and it was better than what I expected in it.

My aunt got free ticket passes for one day, so me and my siblings split up to see different shows but I rushed to this choice. One of the funniest crude humor I've seen in a while.

Interesting but I think it's overrated that everyone's calling this Disney's best film made.

Taking into the lives of soldiers fighting in the Middle East during the War on Terror. Some parts should not have been wasted to put into this film, others were bloody, which I'm getting use to now. One of the best historical films.

Went out with friends, only wish it wasn't on the day after the premiere. Damn was it crowded and I had my doubts about superhero movies. However it turns out to be one of the best of the cinemas for the summer!

Interesting, but a little too long for me. Some scenes could've been shortened or cut for the sake of time. A little similar to Contact too.

There's a reason why this one was really well-liked by everyone, and it's much better than Frozen!

I laughed my head off a lot during this!

Story is like the first movie, but much faster paced than the first. There's a slight change of style and plot twists also.

It was okay, a bit too long for me though.

Not as good as the first two, 2/3 in and it finally felt like one

Because I never watched the previous Avengers films, besides the first one, I was a little lost. But it was very enjoyable for what it's worth

Interesting to have an Asian American superhero lead, but the movie was just a little above average for my enjoyment. Not a bad choice though

Never watched the other Holland films prior to this, so yeah I was a little lost at first. Enjoyable, for the nostalgia value of the two things

I didn't know it was based on a true story, but it was a blast to watch! There was action, conspiracy, and a nice blend of drama & subtle romance to make it a nice mix of everything. The cinematography was excellent too, a worthwhile flick for the fall!

Anticipated this sequel, hoping it would be as good as the first one. The visuals are still stunning, and the action is good, but the story is just okay. This movie is trying to get multiple perspectives, but it feels bogged down in the process. Half the main cast returns, though, outside the leads, the others were more cameos. I wouldn't it should have been over 3 hrs, trim it down and the movie is much easier to watch through without it overstaying its welcome.