movies: romantic, comedy,action,horror ,    witch would you want to watch on your first date?
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yeah problebli horro so then youll get scared and hug him and stuff
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I Like Resivoir Dogs, True Romance, and Heat, all three are clever movies, and have great actors in them as well !
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I think a good first date doesn't have to involve the typical "dinner and a movie". It's important that the date include time to get to know each other (that is, talking/conversation time) and a movie just doesn't lend that kind of time. Dinner is good but it can be a little formal. I think going for brunch and then doing something that you both enjoy (say, going to a museum or a carnival or going hiking). \n\nOR if i meet her online then I prefer for the first date to be just a meeting for a drink or something similar....just in case it doesn't go well and one of us wants out! :) (I'm sure that never happens to any of us, though!)  If all goes well you can always extend the date to include dinner, dancing, or whatever. I prefer something where we can talk the first time and really get to know one another like going to a museum or a carnival or going hiking.
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white chicks... hilarious! And my fave, 50 first dates.. Adam Sandler is so funny and sweet!! SURPRISINGLY SWEET!!!
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Well, all seem to be great movies, but my personal favorite would be "Bound". Jennifer Tily and Gina Gershon....HOT HOT !
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for me i like comedy and romantic dramas. im not into anything with a scare factor involved.
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I want to see all three but here is some food for thought.\n-I just saw the Omen the other day.  It wasn't overly scary but I have to admit it has its good moments.  There are definitely some "jump out of your seat moments".  There aren't too many movies that make me jump but this one did a few times...even when I was expecting it!  Overall not the best horror movie but definitely worth seeing.\n-Adam Sandler movies are great.  I know some people don't like him but his movies always make me laugh and laughing is a great stress relief.  Can't wait to see this.\n-Tokyo Drift looks cool.  I like the other F&F movies so am interested to see the cars in this one.  Not sure about the plot but I'm sure the scenary will be great.\nSo, if you are going to the theater go for the Omen or Tokyo as they will have a greater effect on the big screen.  Click could probably wait until rented.\nEnjoy!!
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In no order:\n\n1. Notting Hill starring Julia Roberts and Hugh Grant.\n2. You've Got Mail starring Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan.\n3. While You Were Sleeping starring Sandra Bullock and Bill Pullman.\n4. Love Actually starring Colin Firth, Emma Thomson, Liam Neeson, Keira Knightley, Hugh Grant and many other big names.\n5. Sabrina (1995) starring Harrison Ford and Julia Ormond.\n6. Sweet Home Alabama starring Reese Witherspoon and Josh Lucas.\n7. 50 First Dates starring Drew Barrymore and Adam Sandler.\n\nI didn't realize I like so many Chick flicks until now!
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well, I would pick you up five minutes prior to the date, just to let you know that i care, & then drive you to a fancy restaurant where the waiter gives you a menu choice of what wine you'd like to drink, particually a restaurnt with a romantic view, & then to a movie, it would have to be a good chick flick, & then bring you to a night life/market where I would find a cheap foreign street vendor who is taking pictures & pay him $5 for our picture together, & then find another cheap foreign street vendor who is selling roses & buy you one, & bring you home...safe & sound, then wait for you to call me back for another date...:D yes it would be like it is on Hitch, I would listen to everything you have to say to me...:)
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Ask about common movies you may have seen... if you find there is not one you've both seen, ask if he would like to go to one you both might like. The best way to connect with someone is to share a common experience, so try something like a picnic, or go to a museum, or try the Zoo. This way you'll have something common to talk about not only during the "date" but also afterwards... and it gives you a venue to learn more about each other. This is why I think movies are fine for some dates, but you want a place to go where you can talk and get to know each other (can't during a movie), and learn each other's likes and dislikes. Good luck!
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First dates for the young and innocent (assuming those still exist) usually work best at the movies. Depending on the movie (Comedy works best) you can laugh together, have something to talk about after the movie, and not be uncomfortable in silence (you are in a movie!)
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A good first date... Depends really.\nI personally would go out for dinner. Afterwards, instead of the usual movie, I would go see a show or concert. When the show is over, we would head back to my place or her place. Then we would just wind down and watch movies until I had to go. I would most likely want a kiss, but if that doesn't happen I won't lose any sleep over it. That sounds pretty good to me.
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well i like romantic movies.. i guess cause i wish my life would be like a nice love story.. and i LOVE suspence movies.. i love the thrill
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1) Pride and prejudice--\nI love it so much b/c I had never really liked period peaces before b/c of war and this one deviated from it and was mainly a love theme and I love the vocabulary of it--I find myself pretending to talk like they did. :)  I love Mr.Darcy--not that cute at first but he grows on you and you can't help but love his acting.  I am in love with him. \nHe and the other actors were totally great--it was so real.  Perfect!! I wish it would have lasted longer.\n\n2)Where the Heart Is---One of my best friends told me to watch this movie and it was so good--fascinatingly sweet. My friend died shortly after that and it makes me think of him.\n\n3) *****A time to Kill****--It was just the best movie ever!!!!\nIt had a great plot and was never boring.\nIt had a lot of my favorite actors all in one movie!!--\nMatthew McConaughey, Sandra Bullock, Ashley Judd, Samuel L. Jackson, Donald Sutherland and yes--even Kiefer Sutherland!!\nIt doesn't get any better that that!!!\nIt is a must see movie  :)\n\n4)Halloween 1 and 2--both were great--I love scary movies too.  I watch this every year, plus any of the other ones that come on.  I really like Jamie Lee Curtis\n\n5) Clueless--the characters were great and I loved the ironies and the fun.\n\n6) Pretty woman--Julia Roberts is my favorite actress and I loved the movie\n\n7)  My Best friend's wedding--I loved the plot--too bad she didn't end up snatching her guy at the end.\n\n8) Lost Boys--I loved looking at those Vampires and corey Haim--exciting, romantic, scary and pleasing to the eyes..:)\n\n9) Dirty Dancing!!  I love Patrick Swayze--I would say I have watched this movie more than any other over and over and over again.  That is another one that should have lasted longer.\n\n10) The faculty--so absurd and is a great movie when you like to think about school and the strange people that attend it.  \n\n11) Princess Bride--adventurous and romantic\n\n12) Kiss the Girls-- I love Ashley Judd.  It had a great story, good actors and was refreshingly  different that other thrillers.\n\n13)  Never been Kissed--Great story where the nerdy girl gets to retry and relive her high school dreams.  \nI really love Drew Barrymore too and the lead guy in the movie.  She is just a terrific actress.  \n\n14) Karate Kid--Ralph Macchio--so good!  I was young and I remember having such a crush on him.\n\n15)  About last Night--Demi Moore and Rob Lowe--need I ssay more?  \n\n16)  Crash--Fabulous.  It showed such a twist of how society is and the prejudices that we have and how people are understood and have a change of heart.  \n\n17) Texas Chainsaw Massacre--so scary.  I saw this with my future husband.\n\n18)  Children of the corn--I thought it was so different and yet too scary--watched it when I was little.\n\n19)  Dangerous Minds.--I just liked it b/c it was different and showed me a side of what school may be like in the inner cities--Wonderful movie\n\n20) Pet Cemetary--so strange and who could've ever thought of that except for Stephen King.\nPsycho is also one of those type of movies too--never will forget that one!!! Whew!\n\nThere are really too many for me to mention..I love movies and I am sure that I have left some of my favorites out.  \nI just kept going, but this really made me think.\nI do not think I have ever spent this much time answering any question on here!! :)\n\nOh well, ... what are your favorites?  :)\nHave fun!
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Yes, I am seeing this Friday night. It looks like a good summer action films. It is one of the films on my to-see list. Others are "Superman Returns", "Click", "Pirates Of The Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest", and "Lady In The Water".
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You should include a little more info, what movie is about child, adult, male or female.
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Some of my favorites are:\nPractical Magic\nBlair Witch Project-creepy\nHarry Potter\nWitch Mountain (I think that's the name, used to watch on Disney when I was younger).\nI like to watch Halloween Town with my kids\nMatilda\nCasper and Wendy w/Hillary Duff\nHansel and Gretal w/Howie Mandell & Delta Burke\nOh and we can't forget Robin Hood with Kevin Costner the witch in that was really freaky, although I don't think that counts as a "witch" movie. : )