Sentences with phrase «rather go see a movie»

I'm not much for clubbing, I'd rather go see a movie, take a road trip, go karting... read more

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I would describe myself as being rather quiet almost shy when meeting new people, but open up rather quickly once I get to know.I like to go out to dinner, go dancing, go to the movies, workout, travel, see new things.

I'd much rather do something fun and memorable than go for a meal or to see a movie any day!!

Go to the Cannes Film Festival if you want to see movies about women as people rather than women as mattresses, eye - candy or ego - propper - uppers.

One of Bruce Willis» best, it was the first movie where i finally gathered that it's not just that people pay to see a movie that makes a film hot, but rather how many times they go back... to see that shit again, that's what makes a blockbuster.

However, it would be far better for parents to show their teens the original Star Wars film series rather than paying the extra money to go to the theater to see this movie.

Instead of continuing to talk about the brilliance of McDormand and McDonagh I'd rather you just enjoy the Red Band trailer and then GO SEE THIS FUCKING MOVIE!!

There are probably going to be rather a few filmmakers who see this movie and end up cursing it to Hades.

I will try to avoid writing about more than the first 5 minutes of the movie, but if you'd rather experience Better Watch Out to it's wicked fullest, just go see it right now.

Manchester by the Sea was a hit with Academy voters because of its general critical acclaim, but that wasn't the only reason it did well with them — it also seemed like a real movie that the general public was excited to go see, rather than add to their watch queues at home.

What would have happened to Leon Vitali if as a schoolboy he had gone to see that other 1968 hit sci - fi movie, Barbarella rather than Kubrick's 2001?

I look forward to the day when we get to see Bond just go on an assignment that only exists for one film rather than make every movie a sequel to the previous installment to appease grumpy critics and audiences who never liked the first 50 years of the franchise in the first place.

by Walter Chaw Movies from the magic hour of my moviegoing experience cover that brief period of time between my being able to go to the cinema unattended (dropped at the theatre with a quarter to call the folks afterwards) and my being able to decide that there are actually films I'd rather not see for any price.

As is often the case, I had studiously avoiding reading anything at all about «Leaves of Grass» before going to see the movie, although I rather doubted it would be about Walt Whitman.

For example, if your partner wants to go for an afternoon of golf and you'd rather go to a movie, instead of saying «Yes but I want to go to a movie,» say «Yes, AND then we can go see a movie after we golf.»