Django, Les Mis or Lincoln?

[TrudyCampbell]

I'm seeing one and only one tomorrow. Help me choose!

[The Foozzler]

I haven't seen any because we never go to the movies, but I vote Les Mis.

[TrudyCampbell]

I want to see them all equally but I think django might be the most theater worthy?

[carawestt]

I vote Django because it's the one I really want to see too.

[muppetinma]

Les Mis.

[AndyCohen]

Django! I wanna see it so bad. But les mis is probably really pretty on the big screen. I just hate Anne Hathaway.

[lolaburns]

I would go see Lincoln. I have friends that walked out of Django.


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[charlielove]

Hmm...hard choice! I think it'd be between Lincoln and Django. Since I'd probably be going with DH we'd most likely see Django.

[TrudyCampbell]

Jan 5, 2013 10:53:33 GMT -5 lolaburns said:

I would go see Lincoln. I have friends that walked out of Django.


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Really? What did they hate about it? I love his films so I'm expecting to like it alot.

Les Mis is amazing I'm sure but I'm not 100% sold on spending my afternoon hysterically crying.

[Deleted]

Django is amazing. If you like Tarantino. . You have to remember that he adds realism along with comedy and over goryness. The realism is very uncomfortable at times because it is sad and horrible to think humans were treated like that in the past. But I would see Django. I've seen it and les mis and I would see it again.

[vthokie]

I vote Les Mis. We saw the Hobbit yesterday. It was really good <------(dorks)

[nilex0102]

I loved Les Mis

[lolaburns]

Jan 5, 2013 11:04:45 GMT -5 TrudyCampbell said:

Jan 5, 2013 10:53:33 GMT -5 lolaburns said:

I would go see Lincoln. I have friends that walked out of Django.


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Really? What did they hate about it? I love his films so I'm expecting to like it alot.

Les Mis is amazing I'm sure but I'm not 100% sold on spending my afternoon hysterically crying.

They all had various reasons - overuse of the n-word to the point that it trivialized the seriousness. Graphic torture scenes ( I think the Newtown tragedy was on their mind). They weren't into the juxtaposition of something serious like slaverywith comedy. They said the laughing in the theater during some of the scenes weirded them out.I've always loved QT movies and his themes/ cinematography. I guess his movies play on your emotions and try to make you uncomfortable, but I don't know...I'd rather see " The Hobbit" these days... hehehe.

Also, I wouldn't see Les Mis because I'd also be Miss Waterworks. I'll wait for the video release.

[Deleted]

Django!!!! SO good! I didn't see the others but they seem kinda boring... Django was hilarious and gory

[bebeetmoi]

Jan 5, 2013 10:43:13 GMT -5 TrudyCampbell said:

I want to see them all equally but I think django might be the most theater worthy?

I heard it was fantastic. Totally different vein from the other two though. It depends on what kind of mood you're in tomorrow!

[ruby412]

I wasn't that crazy about Lincoln, but I think I'm in the minority there.

[mumegs]

Les Mis was amazing!! Even my DH liked it and he usually hates musicals. Django is too violent for me personally. Lincoln was good but it was a lot of talking...not too exciting IMO. They are all totally different!

[katie]

Jan 5, 2013 10:44:48 GMT -5 carawestt said:

I vote Django because it's the one I really want to see too.

Same here. I love Leo and Tarantino movies.

[fusion]

Django was amazing! Totally loved it.

[imimahoney]

Les Mis was good, not amazing. Jackman and Crowe are not singers and should never pretend to be so. The overall production was well done, but as a lover of the stage production, I was let down.

Lincoln was effing awesome... if you like historical dramas. All of the actors were great and it helps that they stayed extremely true to the story.

I don't love Taratino but I am intrigued enough to see Djano. The movie is extremely graphic but also very realistic. I've read some interesting stuff from the black community for and against it. I will probably red box it rather than see it in the theaters though.

I really want to see Promised Land with Matt Damon and Zero Dark Thirty but zero doesn't come out until next week I think.

[rainbowchip]

I would pick Lincoln only because I haven't read Le Mis and I always want to read the book before I see the movie and I am not a Tarantino fan.

[imimahoney]

PC I have heard that he can sing but after watching the movie I don't believe it. I thought his performance was cringe worthy. I don't get the love of him for this part. I thought his persona fit the role well but not his voice at all.

[Regina Philange]

I would kill to see Les Mis! I still haven't been to the movies yet.

[Regina Philange]

I am crying inside that I haven't seen the finale to twilight.

[rainbowchip]

Jan 5, 2013 19:38:36 GMT -5 Regina Philange said:

I am crying inside that I haven't seen the finale to twilight.

I am crying with you!

[TrudyCampbell]

Saw Django and really enjoyed it! It was looong though.

[Deleted]

Yes. 3 hours of long. But so so so good.

[hass2001]

I want to see Gangster Squad - you know why.

[Deleted]

I thought Les Mis was great - there were actors who sang (Russell, Hugh, etc) and singers who acted (the english bloke for one) The actor singing wasn't studio quality but it was very realistic for the movie, imo. As a musician I did cringe at Russell's singing (part was too high for his voice type) but I'd totally watch it again.

The other 2 movies aren't out here yet, so I can't comment. I love Leo though, so I'd be all over his movie