See any good films over the weekend? Or bad ones for that matter? Whether you went to the cinema, watched movies on TV, or even visited what used to be known as the video shop, we'd like to hear about your recent viewing in the comments thread below.
Here's what our critics had to say about recent releases:
Sightseers
Peter Bradshaw said: The chilling and transgressive flourishes are carried off with deadpan confidence; it's a distinctive and brutally unsettling piece of work. Read more
The Hunt
Philip French said: In John Patrick Shanley's marvellous 2008 film Doubt, we are never absolutely certain whether Philip Seymour Hoffman's popular, humane New York priest is a paedophile or Meryl Streep's vindictive nun is merely motivated by envy … Vinterberg eschews such ambiguity. His embattled hero, Lucas (Mads Mikkelsen), is a victim both of something awry in complacent Danish society (in this it resembles and echoes Michael Haneke's The White Ribbon) and the dangerous little lies told by an innocent child. Read more
Great Expectations
Peter Bradshaw said: David Nicholls has created an attractive and robust screen adaptation of the classic 1861 Dickens parable of false hopes, thwarted vanities and the mysterious workings of sowing and reaping. Read more
Rise of the Guardians
Philip French said: Children may well enjoy it, despite the absence of anything that might pass as imaginative sustenance. Read more
Trouble with the Curve
Peter Bradshaw said: It's played with sincerity by Amy Adams and Clint Eastwood … but it's sentimental and glutinous, and the ending is almost surreal in its contrivance and unbelievability. Read more
• Whatever you've been watching, let us know what you thought of it.
