Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Movie"

A: To be "up for" something means you are willing to do it, so they are willing to watch the movie

What's funny is that "down for" means the same thing

A: it means "costumer"

A: It is similar to "How do you like this movie?". If you say this in daily life, it could sound natural. But if I were to ask the question, I would say "How do you like the movie?" 😊

A:

Right now, I am watching a movie in a place where movies are shown.

This would've been a more common sentence back in the days when people typically went to a movie theatre to watch a movie.

– I was at a movie the other day and I saw a guy from high school laughing really hard.

A: The plot of the movie is very complicated.
It takes a lot of thinking to understand what's going on.
Maybe the movie is based on a previous back story.
It's not like a simple childrens story.

A: John wants to know how good the hotel's laundry service is. The reply probably means that John's clothes are so dirty that no laundry service in the world would be good enough to make them look good.

The person working at a hotel's front desk is usually called a concierge. Other front desk workers are called receptionists or clerks.

A: "i want to go to the movie theatre"
"i love watching movies at the movie theatre"
(movie theatre can also be called the cinema"
"i love going to the cinema)

A: Have you seen the movie yet?
Yes, the movie was really good.
What did you think about the movie?
Well, the movie felt quite dramatic.

A: Use "this year" or "in 2016" instead of "this 2016" you wouldn't typically say "this 2016" because it implies that there are other 2016's. Wow, there sure are a lot of great movies this year! Lots of movies coming out so far in 2016.

A: @Maferciitha: let's go to the movies🎥
You want to go and see the latest movie
The Oscars give awards to the best movies of the year
On a Saturday night people used to go to the movies for entertainment.
There are so many movies put this month
My plan is to watch movies all weekend.
The best way to watch a movie is with popcorn

A: They're the same.

A:

The first one is the present perfect tense – you are a person who is currently in the state of having seen this particular movie.

The second one is the past tense – at some point in the past, you completed the action of seeing this movie.

The essential meaning is the same, it’s just the way of expressing it which is different.

A: “I’m thinking of watching a movie”

A: “I don’t watch any movies lately.” is improper grammar

For “I haven’t watched any movies lately” and “I haven’t been watching any movies lately”, it’s more of a statement. You haven’t been watching movies lately, but there isn’t any reason why.

With “I haven’t been able to watch any movies lately”, the verb “to be able to” implies that something is stopping you from doing so. For example, “I’ve been working a lot more hours than usual, so I haven’t been able to watch any movies lately.”

Hope this makes sense

A:

Both are the same! But most would use "I missed seeing the movie."

because "I missed watching the movie." is grammatically wrong.

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🙅🏻‍♀️ "I missed watching THE movie."
🙆🏻‍♀️ "I missed watching THAT movie."

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By the way, missed can either mean:

Want to (*verb)

Ex: Want to watch it

OR

Be late to (*verb)

Ex: Be late to watch it

A: @learner-_ Best would be "If I watch this movie any longer, I am going to lose my mind"
or "If I watch any more of this movie, I'm gonna lose my mind"

The "gonna lose my mind" part is fine! :)
The problem is with the first part. To correct it grammatically it would be "If I watch this movie *for a* few more minutes..."

But the ways I mentioned above are more common/natural... 😊

A: Nearly! I’d say: “If I watch this movie for any longer, I’m gonna lose my mind.”

A: if nothing else, you should watch it because the heroine (/main character) is beautiful.

A: yes you can say that or “it really touched me”

A: or 3 dimensional

A: Hi. This sounds natural. You can use these alternatives if you wish:

There are probably already movies or documentaries concerning/discussing this topic.

A: In the sentence "Do you know yet if we can go to dinner with Robby and Annie?", "yet" is used to emphasize the idea of something not being known at this moment but possibly becoming known in the future. It's often used in questions or negative sentences to indicate a situation that is expected to change or be resolved.

The difference between "Do you know yet if we can go to dinner with Robby and Annie?" and "Don't you know yet if we can go to dinner with Robby and Annie?" is subtle. The first one is a neutral question, asking if the person has obtained the information yet. The second one implies a bit of surprise or frustration, suggesting that the person should have known by now. Both use "yet" to emphasize the ongoing state of not knowing, but the tone or attitude differs slightly.

A: × This movie is about love of two women.
✓ The movie is about two women in love.

× They crushed on each other at the first sight.
✓ It was love at first sight. -OR-
They instantly liked each other.

× The older woman was on divorce sue.
✓ The older woman was going through a divorce.

× The older woman suggested to the younger woman a trip on Christmas.
✓ The older woman invited the younger woman on a trip for Christmas.

× The older woman's husband still love wife.
✓ The older woman's husband is still in love with her.

× So, he disturbed their relationships.
✓ He tried to sabotage their relationship.

× He threatened his wife with their daughter.
✓ He threatened his wife with a custody battle for their daughter.

× Then the older woman was so afraid that she left the younger woman.
✓ The older woman left the younger woman in fear of losing her daughter.

× After a while, the older woman totally divorced with him and the two women didn't get over each other.
✓ After a while, the older woman finalized her divorce. The two women were still in love with each other.

× One day, the older woman went to the younger woman's company and left a memo.
✓ One day, the older woman went to the younger woman's job and left a note.

A: × It was about love story between step mom and step son
✓ It was about a love story between a step mom and a step son.

× Step mom wanted to stay away from step son later because she didn't want to ruin her family life.
✓ At first, the step mom wanted to stay away from the step son because she didn't want to ruin her family life.

× So, step son got pissed off, so he exposed to his dad that they did love affair.
✓ So, the step son got pissed off and exposed that they had had a love affair to his dad.

× She said to her husband that he is liar, so don't believe him
✓ The wife told her husband that the son was a liar, and not to believe him.

× By the way I found out her husband already knew his son told him the truth at the end of the movie.
✓ However, we find out that her husband already knew when his son tells him the truth at the end of the movie.

× He just played dumb with her.
✓ The father was just playing dumb with his wife.

Interesting movie 😅 Was this an American film?

A: × I was shocked to watch the movie.
✓ I was shocked by what I saw in the movie.