Me and Earl and the Dying Girl (2015)

Enjoyed this loads. Made me LOL and cry. Thomas Mann stands out in this, IMHO.

The Man from U.N.C.L.E. (2015)

Was entertained. Love the chemistry between the two leads. Love Hugh Grant in this. Doesn't hurt that most of the characters are mostly competent and nicely realised by strong performers.

Inside Out (2015)

Didn't help that I was distracted by a crying baby at the start of the film. I basically wasn't paying attention to Lava, the short that preceded this.

That said, I found this rather plain. Didn't find the characters engaging either (in fact, found the lead character Joy very irritating). There is some cleverness to the whole setup, but not enough to balance out the things I didn't enjoy about this flick.

Amy (2015)

"If I could give it all back just to walk down the street with no hassle, I would."

I'm a little divided on this. A few times, I was bored because expectations weren't met (I've heard great things about this before watching). At times I was touched. Generally, I liked it. A well structured, in-depth presentation of a tragic figure whom I found likable.

Frank (2014)

Not my cup of tea. Didn't enjoy it.

7 Letters (2015)

Glad I caught it.

Favourites were the ones by Jack Neo, Kelvin Tong and Eric Khoo (altho IMHO, his could do with some edits for a tighter focus on the story).

K. Rajagopal's contribution was okay, but I didn't really dig the ones by Boo Junfeng, Tan Pin Pin and Royston Tan; which came across as being somewhat underwhelming.

Attack on Titan (2015)

Pacing was a bit off. Didn't really engage with the characters for the most part. Needs quite a bit of suspension of logic. But has its entertainment value. Not sure I really like.