Hey Naz! I can see you’ve put lots of work in the schedule and it makes me really happy. I do have a lot of points to raise so I’ll start on here as I don’t think one hour on Wednesday be enough to get through much:
• I disagree with Meeting Gorbachev, Butch Cassidy and Easy Rider being on the schedule. Meeting Gorbachev will attract more or less 3 people, and in general I don’t see why it should take up a slot. Sure if the History Society/Department wants to collab we could put it on on a Wednesday, but otherwise I see no value in adding it to the schedule. Butch Cassidy and Easy Rider are just not popular enough (in my humble female opinion) and target a very specific audience which is already covered by some of the other films (Le Mans 66’…) really doesn’t fill many seats in L3.
• The Gentlemen does NOT deserve a double slot, it barely deserves a slot at all. Same for Bad Boys for Life – I would bet it’s going to flop and I wouldn’t even want it on the schedule, but I can understand some kind of appeal, but definitely NOT for a double slot.
• 3 Idiots should also not be a double, and I think there’s significantly better options as far as Bollywood goes. I strongly propose Sholay as it’s a classic, it can be a great introduction to Bollywood films for the general audience and it’s a blast. Plenty of men there too 
• Midnight screenings! Doctor Sleep could easily be a midnight screening and I think the remake of The Grudge could be another one later in term (week 6?)
• No True Romance on the schedule, but make Clueless a double instead? Easy to market!
• I really like the ‘decade in review’ idea for the all-nighter. Strong agree on Inside Out Mad Max, I’d like to see Get Out on there as a horror, Bridesmaids as a comedy and possibly a sci-fi (Arrival would be great); in my dreams a foreign film on there would be awesome, maybe The Wind Rises, but I don’t really know. Moonlight would be great alternative. Right now it’s just a lot of men doing things… So:
- Inside Out
- Mad Max
- Arrival
- Get Out
- Bridesmaids
- The Wind Raises (maybe)/Moonlight/something
• I think the Farewell has the potential to be a double more then Le Mans 66’
• Bombshell as the film about International Women’s Day is… not great. I think it’d be cool if we screened a documentary (like we’re doing with Apollo 11 this year), maybe She’s Beautiful when she’s angry.
• Portrait of a Lady on Fire should absolutely be on the schedule
• Pub quiz! Week 2 would be a perfect spot for it again.
• Cats should be on the schedule, just for the cast. I mean, Taylor Swift in a film is really easy to market
• As Alex mentioned, I think Forrest Gump could be a great film to select from the list the two crowdfunding supporters gave us, and it could even be able to withstand the weight of a double as there aren’t that many blockbusters coming out next term.
• Green week!!! I insist we should screen something, I still back Anthropocene which has received limited release in very independent cinemas so I think they’d be interested. And there are SO many green societies on campus it WILL do well
• To make the Language Society and a massive Warwick community happy, I definitely think a Mandarin-speaking film should be on: Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon; House of Flying Daggers; Hero; Eat Drink Man Woman are all great candidates
• Little Women should be double! And why is it free for members 
• If we put the all-nighter on Friday of week 5, that’s great for many Humanities students because it’s the weekend before reading week and we’ll have even more reasons not to care about sleep 
• Basically, films I would like to see on there: Abominable, The Chambermaid, Cats, Good Posture, Sholay, Monos, Forrest Gump, Portrait of a Lady on Fire, double Clueless, double Forrest Gump (maybe?), The Rhythm Section, Chinese film, green week film, a better international women’s day film, some midnight screenings etc.
• Films that I think could handle the double slot: Doctor Sleep but as midnight, The Farewell, (Pub quiz Sat week2), Little Women, Grudge (midnight), Forrest Gump, Clueless, and all the ones you’ve already picked! I also think I prefer the Midnight Traveller to By The Grace of God but I’m not really sure about either!
This is just a lot of food for thought and a lot of it I’m not sure about either but I’m very excited for next term!